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Nokia Eseries Business Mobile Phone/PDAs Annonced

February 13th, 2007 by tanya

Advanced technologies, new functionality, sleek designs and color appeal to working titans

Nokia (NYSE:NOK) today introduced the second wave of the Nokia Eseries portfolio with a trio of feature-packed, design-rich devices - the all-inclusive Nokia E90 Communicator, the stylish slider Nokia E65 device, and the slim email-optimized Nokia E61i device. Each new Nokia Eseries device features a combination of advanced technologies that will enhance the way people experience work in a mobile world, by allowing faster and better quality access to important information for greater collaboration and productivity.
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Fiber to the Home Brings Speed, New Choices

February 5th, 2007 by tanya

Running a home-based business got easier for William McKeever last year. Running the home got easier, too.

McKeever’s house in Hamburg got plugged in with fiberoptic cable, the same highspeed material that carries the global telecommunications backbone.
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InSilica introduces industry’s first DSC class image processor meeting the cost, power, and size constraints of high volume camera phones

January 22nd, 2007 by tanya

San Jose - Santa Clara - InSilica Corp. today announced general availability of its next generation image processor to customers in the mobile phone segment. The INS-3510, which the company is demonstrating at the Consumer Electronics Show, provides a dramatic advance in price/performance over its predecessor which has shipped over 4 million units in the last half of 2006.
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Answering machine sets imaginations into motion

January 9th, 2007 by tanya

I want to tell you the story of something that happened to a co-worker of mine when I lived in Bloomington, Donna. I don’t know where she lives now, but I don’t think she’d mind me telling this tale.

Donna’s husband had been someplace where the Red Cross was soliciting for people to give blood. He’d never done it, so he filled out a card, made an appointment and donated.

The nurse taking his blood told him they’d call him if there were any problems. Of course, he didn’t think anything about it.

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