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9 Sep

Today is Apple’s Only Rock & Roll event where they are expected to launch a new line of iPod touches and nanos. Well, it seems like the company may also be launching a new classic as they have cut the prices across the board for all iPod touch models.
The 8GB, 16GB and 32GB iPod touches have been dropped from $229, $299 and $399 to $189, $249 and $279, respectively. The classic on the other hand is now priced at $229, down from $249 and the 8GB and 16GB nano has had its price dropped from $149 and $199 to $129 and $149.
So folks, now we’ll just have to play the waiting game until the actual even begins.
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Tags: Apple, classic, event, iPod Touch, Mobile News, MP3 Players, Nano, price cut, Price drop, rock & roll18 Jul

Do you have a mobile phone? Is it capable of checking email? Well then, you probably don’t have one of Peek’s mobile email devices. But, for those of you looking to pick up one of said devices, read on.
It was recently announced that Peek would be lowering the price of their two devices, the Pronto and the Classic, to $60 and $20, respectively.
Unfortunately, if you actually want to get one of these working you’re going to have to pay 20-bucks a month.
via WSJ
Tags: classic, email, mobile email device, Mobile News, peek, Portable Devices, price cut, pronto16 Jun
Givori has come out with a new line of mobile phone handsets that are inspired by the famous shopping street in Rome. Via Veneto features authentic full grain Italian leather hand-finished with delicate metallic foil. The 18 carat Italian rose gold plating and 0.3 carat diamonds add to the bling too!
This newest collection is available in two editions - Classic and Exclusive. The Classic version features a snake-embossed brown leather shell and the second favors the ladies, featuring a gold screen, diamond encrusted logo and scratch resistant glass. There is also a comprehensive gift set that includes a crystallized perfume bottle. There’s still no word on pricing, but they probably won’t come cheap.
Tags: Cell Phones, classic, exclusive, Givori, mobile phone, Via Veneto23 Apr

Nokia has a new phone, the 6216 classic NFC phone. It’s the third phone that uses that NFC or Near Field Communications technology but it’s also the first one that will allow carriers to build NFC services straight into your SIM card. NFC technology will let devices transfer data between them by simply tapping them together. By data we mean image files, video files, contacts, music and everything else you can imagine.
Nokia’s head of NFC, Jeremy Belostock, had this to say about the phone:
The Nokia 6216 classic will be amongst the first commercial devices in the market complying with operator requirements using the SIM card in connection to secure transactions with Near Field Communications. With the Nokia 6216 classic in your pocket and the ticketing applications on the SIM you can replace the multitude of cards in your wallet. Having the applications on the SIM consumers can bring their secure applications to their next Nokia NFC enabled phone.
The phone itself will offer you quad-band GSM, dual-band 3G, a 2-inch QVGA display, a 2 megapixel camera, microSDHC support, Bluetooth and about 22MB of memory. The phone will be available later this year for around $195. Would you swap your smartphone with an NFC phone like the 6216?
via Nokia
Tags: 6216, Cell Phones, classic, nfc, Nokia, Nokia16 Feb
Nokia has just announced a new phone at the start of Mobile World Congress they have introduced the Nokia 6720 Classic Phone. This phone makes sure that people also get the best voice experience with the curved design fitting perfectly to the users face and new active noise cancellation, a feature appearing for the first time in the Nokia 6720 classic, which significantly improves the quality of voice by cutting down on external ambient sounds. Of course, all other features one requires are easily accessible with up to 20 days of standby time, high speed uplink and downlink Internet access and a TV-out connection for sharing images and video.
The Nokia 6720 classic is expected to begin shipping in the second quarter of 2009 at an estimated retail price of 245 EUR before taxes and subsidies.
24 Dec

Audioengine has developed a tiny gadget called the W2 which will bring your iPod wireless connectivity. And I am not talking about the iPod touch which already has WiFi support. The wireless adapter will give you a different kind of WiFi connectivity. It will connect to your iPod and you will be able to use it to connect your iPod to your computers or to your stereo system. That means you could stream music from your iPod to your sound system without using any cables.
The W2 has two components. The receiver connects with the sound system while the sending unit will be connected to your dock connector. The whole ensemble work over 2.4GHz in a 30 foot radius. The W2 will connect with the iPod classic, nano 2G or later and with the touch. The W2 costs $170 and for that price you will get both the sender and receiver, the USB power adapter, the 3.5mm TRS to RCA adapter and an audio cable. Santa is on his way as we speak. It might be too late for asking him for the W2.
via iPodnn
Tags: classic, ipod, Mobile News, Nano, Portable Devices, Touch, W2, WiFi12 Sep

It is only logical for Belkin to announce new iPod cases following the Apple event which announced new iPod models. The iPod nano 4G and the iPod touch 2G will get the Sport Armband Plus with FastFit for $29.99. (more…)
13 Aug
Do you believe? You know, the truth is out there, you just have to see it. Not an X-Files fan? I guess everyone loved to some extent the TV series. And with the second X-Files movie coming out an X-Files Limited iPod edition is welcomed.
You can get a black or white 8GB iPod Nano for $269 or a black or white 80GB Classic iPod for $329. Every model has images from the movie on the case so enjoy them. Hopefully they won’t wear off as time passes by. And don’t forget to believe!
Tags: classic, ipod, movie, MP3 Players, Nano, Portable Devices, special edition4 Aug
The latest Nokia 6212 Classic Cell Phone receives FCC approval for sale in USA. It is engineered to work on WCDMA (850, 2100), GSM (850, 900, 1800) and 1900 networks. A 2.0-megapixel camera lets you capture images or record video clips. It supports WAP 2.0 protocols. Supporting a microSD card up to 4 GB, it lets the users save ringing tones, themes, tones, images, and video clips. Yes, it has all the common features found in Nokia models. What sets it apart is its support for Nokia XpressPrint to print images in JPG format. Nokia 6212 Classic Cell Phone can be connected to a compatible printer via CA-101 USB data cable or Bluetooth connectivity. The price and availability are a mystery yet.
Via: FCC
Tags: 6212, Cell, Cell Phones, classic, fcc, Nokia, Nokia, Phone11 Jun
All you sweet-toothed iPhone owners, here’s something that you might be interested in. A case shaped like a chocolate bar for your adorable first-gen iPhone. Made from regular silicone, the ChocoCase may not add a few pounds on you but will definitely bulk up your iPhone 1.0 by an inch or so. Sorry, iPhone 3G, the ChocoCase will not fit your round-edged, slim body. I don’t know about you but I would feel weird talking to someone on a chocobar. But if you still want it, head over to GizFever to get your saccharine fix at just $29.99.
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12 Dec

Check out the iPod/iPhone Stereo earphone adaptor available from USB Fever. Everyone knows the iPhone’s stereo headphones are not the best quality ones, so here’s your chance to use your favorite 3.5mm headphones with the iPhone. The adaptor comes with its own 12cm (4.75 inch) cable.
It is compatible with the following devices:
10 Oct

Incase announced a new line-up of custom cases for the new iPod nano, iPod classic and iPod touch models. The line-up includes Leather Sleeve, Neoprene Sleeve, Sports Armband and Protective Cover. As you can guess by their name, there’s not much to be said here. Except of course that they come in a variety of colors and construction methods. The Leather Sleeve is made of genuine leather and has form-fitting construction, while the Neoprene Sleeve features neoprene construction and features a belt clip for easy carrying.
The Sports Armband is made of lightweight, washable neoprene and, most importantly, reflective material. It is adjustable and ideal for your early morning jog. The case manages to provide easy access to the pod’s controls. Last but definitely not the least, the Protective Cover features a molded-rubber construction - but without adding the bulk. Available in custom colors.
Pricing and availability:
Leather Sleeve: $29.95-$34.95
Neoprene Sleeve: $24.95-$29.95
Sports Armband: $29.95
Protective Cover: $24.95-$34.95
Available now.
Tags: Accessories, case, classic, incase, ipod, MP3 Players, Nano, Touch1 Aug

The Nokia 3500 classic cell phone which we recently saw on the Whack has got the approval from the Federal Communications Commission, paving its way to enter the US and other markets. A neat little phone that is both affordable and functional, the Nokia 3500 features a 2 megapixel camera and the ability to update phone software over the air.
There is also a microSD memory card slot on this entry-level phone. As with other entry-level phones from Nokia, this one featuers a Navi-key interface. It also offers a mini-USB connector for syncing data with your computer. There is also a POP3/IMAP4 email client on the phone. It comes with Bluetooth support as well.
The USB data cable allows the phone for data transfer or image printing, with the following modes available to the user:
Priced at €135 before taxes and subsidies.
Tags: 3500, affordable, Cell Phones, classic, fcc, Nokia, Nokia
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