July 13th, 2009

Nokia announced the Surge available on AT&T, it’s “New Symbian S60 handset offers social style with smartphone capabilities at a low price” Nokia wrote.

Some Web site has posted about the new Nokia since mid-May, Nokia has ready to carry your clique pocket on AT&T with a socially supercharged smartphone powered by the nation’s fastest 3G network, full QWERTY keyboard, a browser with Flash support, 2 megapixel camera, you can pre-installed JuiceCaster app for easily updating your Facebook or Twitter status, Nokia has give the price tag just $79.99.

AT&T adding Navigator, AT&T Video Share and the pleasure of handing over at least $30 per month, it’s say for a required data plan. Well, see more Nokia Surge photos below.

Two news hit LG today, sure first no doubted, Seoul Reuters reported LG Electronics Inc, the world’s No. 3 mobile phones maker, is launching an online store for mobile phone applications Tuesday with an initial focus on Asia and aspirations for a more global reach by year-end.

In fact, phone makers and mobile firms worldwide are in a competition to match the success of Apple’s App Store, creating their own near stores anywhere users can download software and content.

Humanizing the software for application is a key for Asia market begun from South Korean mobile phones makers Samsung and LG, which have full-grown on well-priced handsets but are covering in the fast-growing to build SmartPhone category.

LG Electronics, plan to created the “LG Application Store” would provide 1,400 App including 100 free programs, available in 15 languages, company said in a statement on Monday, company will first be offered application service in Asia-Pacific countries such as Singapore, Malaysia and Australia and will reach Europe and the South America by the end of this year will created more than 2,000 applications for mobile phones, LG said.

While the second news, besides we are not yet ascertain it is true, the news came from YouTube user video, then some Web site posted it, video viewing the LG’s next-gen called “Chocolate” by the series BL40.

See on the video below, LG real thing, that also rumor said will coming in 21:9 800 x 345 display, plus there’s a gorgeous Flash-based 3D UI, multitouch, AGPS, WiFi, 7.2Mbps HSDPA, and a glass screen surface that’s said to be scratch-proof, all packed into an impossibly thin glasses case.

In the wireless internet technology now, we will not be tired of delivering a new SD card that refreshes photos when we intend to make a digital photo frame like a very great holiday gift.

A new wireless internet digital photo frame, D-Link products, in order to enable our users to remotely manage their frames over the internet that allows us to send photos to its 10-inch LCD digital photo frame built-in wireless connection remotely by using a WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup).

The D-Link 10-inch DSM-210 wireless internet photo frame combines the benefits of a digital photo frame with the convenience of the internet, available at some electronic store like TigerDirect, handle many of your standard flash memory formats such as USB thumb drive, SD, MMC, and Memory Stick. Or you can choose to get pictures from a local UPnP AV server such as a PC or Network Attached Storage (NAS) device.

By comparison, D-Link has planned to offer a small-larger 10-inch TFT LCD frame that will have full remote-management capabilities. It will let users send photos to a remote frame either directly by wireless connection or from any gadgets save in 1GB of internal D-Link DSM-210 memory, where all photos are stored and managed.

The D-Link 10-inch wireless internet digital photo frame allowing you can display and share family, vacation, and holiday photos with friends and loved ones around the world. The frame can also access the internet to view new photos from multiple websites and get RSS feeds of the latest news, weather, sports, and more.

In fact, the DSM-210 as a gift to your family and loved ones, then share your latest photos with them through popular photo sharing sites such as Flickr, Picasa, Facebook, FrameChannel, and more. You can also use the internet digital photo frame to subscribe to your favorite RSS feeds. Get the latest news, stock updates, sports scores, clock, calendar, weather conditions, and more directly on your frame.

The frame design is clean and simple, with only easy button, a USB slot and an SD memory card slot. And, better yet, it’s used the latest wired technology and simply to push the WPS button on the frame then on your compatible router to connect.

You can be wall mounted to hang in your living room or proudly displayed next to all your other photo frames on a shelf in the hall, the power savings isn’t just for large appliances anymore. The internet digital photo frame has motion detection so it can automatically turn on when you enter the room or off if nobody is in the room.

The frame itself will cost $239.99, ships within 24 hours to your home. However, Memory card and USB flash drive not included. D-Link is not responsible for damage to the device and/or memory card/flash drive, or loss and/or damage to files on the memory card/flash drive, due to improper installation or usage, include the Internet Service Provider (ISP) subscription required for internet access. You may see the product guides, knowledge, tips and additional info here.