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The crippling financial crisis is encouraging thousands of users to consider cheap cell phones with no service plan or contract . Contract cell phones are great but the tough economic atmosphere makes them a burden for a large number of consumers. A lot of people are looking for cheap alternative to wireless services such as cheap cell phones with no service plan or contract because money is hard to come y during a recession.

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Cheap Cell Phones with No Service Plan or Contract

There’s a special edition of the Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) N97 mini, which looks even more like the Samsung Giorgio Armani Windows Mobile 6.5 phone . It’s the RAOUL-branded device and it’s available in just 1000 units in Singapore. The price is S$1138 (about $815) and that money buys you the brown-ish N97 mini emblazoned with RAOUL’s signature stripes on an additional backcover and accessorised with a calf-skin leather pouch and matching leather dangler

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Nokia N97 mini RAOUL limited edition available for pre-ordering in Singapore

Following on recently available pre-orders, the fabled Sony Ericsson Idou has just landed on British shores as the Sony Ericsson ( NYSE: SNE ) Satio! The touchscreen Sony Ericsson Satio is the Swedish-Japanese phone maker’s first Symbian S60 5th Edition smartphone and it oozes high-end sex appeal. We had a chance to put hands-on the Satio back when it was known as the Sony Ericsson Idou , and it’s one helluva device – especially since it runs the so-old-it-hurts Sybmain platform. Vodafone ( NYSE: VOD ) UK is the only carrier to offer the Sony Ericsson Satio at the moment, but Orange has the Satio tagged as “coming soon.” Underneath that high-resolution 3.5-inch touchscreen lies all the high-end smartphone bits that we’d expect to see from a 12.1-megapixel cameraphone monster – DNLA-compatible WiFi, GPS, and 3G data

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Sony Ericsson Satio goes live with 12.1-megapixel camera in UK!

Age of Heroes Online mobile version is supported by most existing phone models and allows to play in any place with mobile connection. Features Three game races, each of them has unique set of features and skills; Nine game classes, with completely different approaches to battle and world exploration; More than one hundred creatures, warriors and monsters; majority of them will be able to join your army; Heroes have hundreds of skills and abilities; Powerful magic and special abilities of heroes, propose new tactical abilities in battle; You’ll find dozens of unique and rear artifacts, lots of ordinary armors and weaponry you can buy in stores; Unique adventures for representatives of all races, lots of tasks, missions and quests; Open and constantly expanding world, global geographic map with growing number of available locations; And finally, lots of players for joint exploration of the world, battles and tournaments! Download Age Of Heroes Online

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Age Of Heroes Online For Mobile Phone

Adobe has been working to bring full Flash support to smartphones since last year, and it looks like things are finally coming to a head. Adobe has announced that its Adobe Flash 10.1 platform will soon be ready to stream video and interactive online content to a smartphone near you! Unless, that is, the smartphone sitting next to you happens to be an iPhone.

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Adobe Flash 10.1 coming to a smartphone near you, unless it’s an iPhone

HeroCraft has a new game for Symbian S60 5th Edition device owners. It’s called “Stolen In 60 Seconds” and according to HeroCraft’s words, it combines genres of strategy and puzzle, revealing “all dark corners of the criminal world.” In other words, you’ll lead a thief whose goal is, well, to steal things from other people. Key game features include: A combination of the stepwise planning of a burglary and the real-time action A dozen thieves tools The increasing complication of quests About two dozen original operations Sounds exciting?

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Stolen In 60 Seconds for Symbian S60 5th Edition is a strategy puzzler

The iPhone OS is the most popular smartphone operating system for browsing the web. AdMob’s latest report will have you believe that the iPhone claims 40% of the smartphone market, up from 33% in February. While that figure isn’t necessarily true – AdMob’s numbers only represent mobile browser share within AdMob’s ad network – the report does show that consumers are browsing more using smartphones powered by the iPhone OS, Android OS and webOS.

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Symbian and Windows Mobile losing mobile browser war to iPhone, Android and webOS

Accumulate UK has announced a global licensing deal with Sony Ericsson for the use of its Flexion technology, that will allow Sony Ericsson to pre-load full versions of mobile games onto new handsets. The first device to be shipped with Flexion technology will be Sony Ericsson’s Yari device expected later this year. Accumulate’s MD Jens Lauritzson adds: ‘We are delighted that Sony Ericsson has taken this step together with us

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Accumulate Delivers Flexion Technology to Sony Ericsson

Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) has released a new S60 app called Ovi Mail Setup, allowing users to sign-up for an Ovi Mail account directly from their S60 smartphone. The application will guide you through the process of signing up and, as a result, install a new icon in the Installations folder for quick access to Ovi Mail. So, it’s not an email client — you’ll still use Nokia’s existing email client — it’s an app that will help you setup Ovi Mail and ultimately stay in the Nokia ecosystem… It’s available as a free download from Nokia Beta Labs .

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Ovi Mail Setup for S60 released in beta

Sony Ericsson has announced recently that its PlayNow Arena portal accepts both Xperia Panels and applications for Windows Mobile. According to the company’s website for developers, the new content can be submitted both to “the Sony Ericsson PlayNow arena one-stop content store and also Fun & Downloads.” This announcement offers developers that work on building Panels in Java ME, Capuchin or Flash the possibility to add them to the software portal, and the same applies to those working on Windows Mobile applications and games. The company also says that the Windows Mobile-based Xperia X2 handset will come to the market in early Q4.

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PlayNow Arena Accepting Xperia Panels and Windows Mobile Apps

TuneWiki is bringing its social media player to the Symbian S60 5th Edition devices. The company showcased the application at this year’s DEMOfall 09 demoing it on Nokia ( NYSE: NOK )’s recently announced X6 smartphone. Of course, the app can work on other S60 devices as well (non-touch enabled S60 smartphones included), and the version for Series 40 feature phones is in development.

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TuneWiki brings its social media player to Symbian S60 5th Edition devices

Vopium , the folks behind the popular mobile VoIP solution/application, is the latest member of the Symbian Foundation, the move that will give the company the “immediate right to license the Symbian Foundation platform, royalty free and without source code fees; participate in the governance of the foundation; and take part in joint marketing and branding campaigns.” This doesn’t come as a surprise as Vopium was already a member of the Symbian Partner Network, and extending its membership to the Foundation seems as a next logical step. Commenting on the new member, Symbian’s David Wood said: “The Symbian Foundation welcomes Vopium into the community

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Vopium joins Symbian Foundation

Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) has issued a new update for its all-touchscreen 5800 XpressMusic smartphone. Once you’ve pushed the trigger and installed the latest firmware (version 31.0.008), you’ll see few changes on the device, including: Ovi Maps 3.1 Updated Ovi Store client (to version 1.05) In addition, the phone should be snappier after the update, freeing more RAM as a result.

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Nokia 5800 XpressMusic gets another updated; Firmware version reaches 31.0.008

China Mobile ( NYSE: CHL ) and Symbian Foundation announced a partnership agreement to collaborate on a series of key initiatives to “improve the mobile ecosystem in China and to stimulate the development of the market for CCMC’s locally developed 3G network standard, TD-SCDMA.” Aside from wowing to support the China’s flavor of 3G, Symbian launched a brand new website in Chinese language, and has agreed to simplify the Symbian Signed testing services for developers submitting applications to China Mobile’s newly launched application store . In addition, the Foundation has also laid out plans to establish an office and local operation in Beijing… And now it’s time for some short video action, featuring representatives from China Mobile and Symbian Foundation

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China Mobile on board to support Symbian Foundation

Samsung has released a firmware update for its powerful I8910 Omnia HD smartphone. The version I8910XEII1 (custom version: I8910SERII2) packs new features such as the 3D TaskSwitcher, one finger zoom, better (more spaced out) on-screen QWERTY keyboard, updated Flash Lite, updated XviD codecs, new widget engine along with several new widgets pre-installed (weather forecast, dictionary, uTalk). Apparently, at the moment, this firmware upgrade is for those living in Hong Kong and Russia, only.

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Samsung I8910 Omnia HD gets a firmware update

Spotify Mobile, which was demoed on the iPhone exactly 6 weeks ago today , is finally available for not only Apple ( NSDQ: AAPL ) products, but for the Android platform as well! You’re going to have to upgrade to premium to use the application, but it’s a small price to pay (10 EUR/month or 110 EUR/year) for having access to an unlimited amount of music with you, no matter where you are, as long as you have a good enough signal.

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Spotify Mobile now available for the iPhone, iPod Touch and Android

The C903 Cyber-shot is made for taking memorable pictures – just slide down the protective lens cover and shoot! The slim slider has dedicated camera keys and an impressive five megapixel camera to create big pictures with rich details and true colours. Packed full of features the C903 Cyber-shot will give you the best picture possible with Face Detection, finding up to three people in the frame at a time and Smile Shutter which automatically picks out beaming smiles.

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Sony Ericsson C903 Cyber-shot

IBM announced that the company has signed a five-year outsourcing agreement with Sony Ericsson regarding the management of Application Maintenance and Development of all of Sony Ericsson’s SAP applications globally. IBM will leverage their global leadership in Application Management Services for the delivery of best-in-class solutions to support Sony Ericsson’s operations and business improvement initiatives in an efficient and cost effective manner. Sony Ericsson, a fifty-fifty joint venture of Sony Corporation and Ericsson, was established in October 2001.

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Sony Ericsson and IBM Sign a 5-Year Outsourcing Agreement

Vringo , the next-generation ringtone pioneer, announced that its free video ringtone application is being pre-linked on global shipments of Sony Ericsson’s Walkman phones and promoted via the manufacturer’s Fun & Downloads portal, introducing Vringo to millions of new users. New Sony Ericsson owners join a thriving community of Symbian , Java and Windows Mobile users who are already experiencing Vringo’s high-quality video ringtones and VringForward technology, which lets users send ringtones to friends just by calling. This partnership with Sony Ericsson, which was established when Vringo took home a prize at last year’s Sony Ericsson Content Awards , is the latest step in Vringo’s continuing push toward global availability and monetization of video ringtones.

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Vringo Announces Partnership With Sony Ericsson

The consolidated financial summary for Sony Ericsson for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2008 is as follows: Units shipped in the quarter were 24.2 million, a sequential decrease of 6% and a year-on-year decrease of 21%. Sales for the quarter were Euro 2,914 million, an increase of 4% sequentially due to a positive impact of currency fluctuations, and a decrease of 23% compared to Q4 2007

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Sony Ericsson reports results for fourth quarter and full year 2008