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The iClooly Alumistand is something that mixes both practical and cute/kitsch in one fell swoop – it’s an iPhone stand that is styled somewhat like a certain range of Monitors! I’d imagine the stand and monitor would look really good together, but in this video, it’s just the stand on show: If you want to get your hands on one of these, check out Maximobileshop.com , found here . Related News from IntoMobile: Video: Hands-on with the Power pack for iPhone 3G & 3GS Apple looking into iPhone OS 3.1 battery drain reports Another Celebrity iPhone App – Jamie Oliver 20 minute meals AT&T iPhone bill comes out to hundreds of pages! Baby Monitors: rant-o-matic! Share this:

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The lady above has clearly had XP1 Power, but you might still be wondering what exactly it is! Well it’s fortunate that I can tell you: As more technology and applications, such as Wi-Fi, 3G and Bluetooth are installed into new generations of “Smart Phones”, like Blackberry ( NSDQ: RIMM )’s, iPhone’s and other personal consumer products. There is a considerable amount power that is required to run them, putting a large amount of drain on the battery.

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XP1 Power gives you USB cable with 2500mAh battery attached!

Yep, I’ve had my hands on the HTC Tattoo! It’s a very cool little device, and this video will give you plenty of further info about it: Related News from IntoMobile: HTC Click coming to France as the HTC Tattoo without WiFi? Vodafone Blackberry Storm – reviewed by Lewis Hamilton Sony Ericsson K850 modded to look extremely cool! Android-Powered HTC Tattoo Announced with Custom Hardware Options UK: Get your Xperias here! Share this:

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Video – HTC Tattoo hardware test drive

Unwiredview.com hás come up with the good again, and spotted that owners of the HTC Touch Pro 2 on Vodafone ( NYSE: VOD ) UK, are going to be getting a software upgrade – and not just any old upgrade – but to WinMo 6.5! You’ll need to follow the Vodafone link at the bottom of this post to find further instructions, or alternatively (and this is very cool), you can take it to a store and they’ll do the upgrade for you! First time I’ve heard of that happening….! Here are the pre-requisites if you are going to DIY: You need a broadband connection. We recommend that you backup all important content – contacts, photos, ringtones, games etc – stored on your phone before you start

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Vodafone gives HTC Touch Pro2 an update to WinMo 6.5

Just in case you missed this on the way through previously, here’s the HTC Hero test drive – the first device to be rocking a full ‘Sense design philosophy’ as part of its UI: Related News from IntoMobile: HTC releases HTC Hero kernel – Let the Hero mods begin! Sprint Announces HTC Hero, Available October 11 for $179.99 HTC Hero: Unboxing the HTC Hero pics and vid HTC struggling to keep up with Hero demand HTC TouchFLO 3D 2.6 gets up close and personal Share this:

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The company behind the real-time job search engine, TwitterJobSearch , is using the same technology (QuickPitch) for a new iPhone app called Real-Time Jobs. Using the application, job-seekers can attach an online CV, social media profile, and/or a video CV to job offers that have been posted to Twitter with a single click.

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Real-Time Jobs gives job-seekers an edge to get job postings before they appear elsewhere on the web

Emerging Solutions in Pain released its own iPhone application called ESP Mobile, which is designed for health care professions involved in pain management or addiction medicine. The app provides clinicians with robust multimedia medical information, allowing them [clinicians] to “stay current with the latest information and educational programs in pain management.” Here’s what’s included in the app: Up-to-date news, journal summaries, clinical trial results and other relevant information in pain medicine and addiction management. Audio content – latest medical news; discussions; interviews with leading physicians, nurses, pharmacists, medico-legal and other newsmakers in pain management; practical tips and advice to assist clinical practice FAQ of the Week – presented in an easy-to-view, brief video vignettes in pharmacotherapy; assessment; abuse, misuse & addiction; best practices; and legal issues.

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ESP Mobile helps iPhone-ownin’ health care professionals involved in pain management or addiction medicine

In case you’re into role-playing and like to pretend to be a lawyer in your spare time, the best kind of lawyer too, the kind who sleeps with their secretary that’s half their age and tells the wife that they ended up staying late at work battling a pro bono case defending an inner city kid accused of selling illegal substances, then you’ll want to read this 30 page PDF detailing Nokia’s complaint against Apple for violating 10 patents held by the Finnish handset maker. For the impatient people among us, here is a list of the 10 patents, with links to their corresponding page on the United States Patent and Trademark Office’s website: Data transmission in a radio telephone network Method and apparatus for speech transmission in a mobile communications system Speech synthesizer employing post-processing for enhancing the quality of the synthesized speech Data transfer in a mobile telephone network Measurement report transmission in a telecommunications system Access channel for reduced access delay in a telecommunications system Method of ciphering data transmission in a radio system Integrity check in a communication system Reporting cell measurement results in a cellular communication system System for ensuring encrypted communication after handover If Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) wins this case, they’re looking at getting between $200 million and $1 billion courtesy of Cupertino according to an estimate by Strategy Analytics analyst Neil Mawston

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Read in full Nokia’s 30 page complaint about Apple’s patent violations

Weekend tweet courtesy of @danlane , who we at IntoMobile know from The Really Mobile Project : And the picture in the twitpic : Related News from IntoMobile: Verizon Wireless adds Tweet-Tweet application for Twitter fans TwitVid Now Available for BlackBerry AT&T announces GoPhone pay-as-you-go plans O2 XDA Zest – up for grabs! Lance Armstrong Rockin’ the BlackBerry Curve 8900 Share this:

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Tip: Mini DV cases are fantastic stands for your iPhone or iPod Touch

It was long time ago when we reported that ACCESS (the owner of the original Palm ( NSDQ: PALM ) OS which it re-christened to Garnet OS) is working with Emblaze and Sharp to create “revolutionary mobile device.” It seems they finally managed to bring their project close to the end, and voila – a press release has been issued, announcing the new mobile OS called ELSE INTUITION. It’s all about user interface these days and these folks know that. Hence the mentioned release adds the good ol’ “revolutionary” adjective before the phrase

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ACCESS and Emblaze Mobile’s co-operation finally shows some results: ELSE INTUITION, Linux-based mobile OS

I’m not sure have you tried out some of the Digital Chocolate’s 3D Rollercoaster games, but they rock. At least, I like them and I’m happy to say that they’ve bundled three available titles — the original , Jurassic and Haunted 3D Rollercoasters — into a single application simply called 3D Rollercoaster Rush Bundle Pack

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Digital Chocolate now offers 3D Rollercoaster Rush Bundle Pack for $7.99

Just in time for Halloween, Cellufun unveiled Hallofun, a series of games that allows users to “celebrate Halloween with their friends on their mobile phones.” Here’s what’s it all about: Cellufun’s users can decorate their homepages, dress up their avatars in costumes, knock on their friends’ doors and go trick-or-treating, pick pumpkins, and carve killer jack-o-lanterns. There’s also a Haunted Hay Ride, a Haunted House Maze, bonfire building, and a costume contest in which users can vote for the coolest costumes in Cellufun. Hallofun’s virtual costumes are available for free and for purchase (from $2-$4) and include Betty Boop, a French Maid, a Chef, an Astronaut, a Ninja, and dozens of others.

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Cellufun unveils its Halloween mobile game series – Hallofun

“Don’t Text and Drive.” So reads the tagline of Verizon ( NYSE: VZ )’s latest advertising campaign aimed at preventing thoughtless drivers from putting their text messaging needs ahead of public safety. The new ad campaign will blitz television, radio, print, online, billboards and non-traditional media with words of wisdom from the first US wireless carrier to back legislation that required drivers to use hands-free mobile phone solutions when driving

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Verizon’s new ad campaign: ‘Don’t Text and Drive’

The Motorola ( NYSE: MOT ) Droid, which has been teasing consumers and preemptively slinging mud at the competition accidentally made an official appearance, complete with specifications. Flash 10 will be available in 2010 in the HTML5 browser, apparently – very good news, indeed. Here’s the rest of what you might want to know: OS: Android 2.0 (Eclair), 550 Mhz processor Bands: CDMA 1X EV-DO Rev.

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Droid Accidentally Shows up on Motorola Site

Yeah, yeah, we know, we’re a little late. Sorry for the delay, y’all – between recovering from CTIA, and some technical difficulties, the podcast fell to the wayside for a few weeks, but we’re back on track now. San Diego had a few treats in store for us, like the Samsung Moment and the Behold II, but there was a lot happening with T-Mobile ( NYSE: DT ) both before and after CTIA: the details of Project Dark came to light, so Will and I hashed out what hardware financing means for American wireless (mostly good things)

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The Signal 44: CTIA Wrapup and EarPollution Timbre Earbud Giveaway

The GSM Palm ( NSDQ: PALM ) Pre has been available in the UK and Germany , bringing with it Palm’s intuitive multi-tasking webOS and multi-touch display. Here in the US, though, the only Palm Pre available comes in CDMA guise and works only on Sprint ( NYSE: S )’s network. Fortunately, Americans can now get their hands on an unlocked GSM Palm Pre from Expansys – as long as they’re willing to make some sacrifices

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GSM Palm Pre – Unlocked and available in the US

If you haven’t heard of GameFly , it’s basically Netflix for video games: pay a monthly membership fee, and they’ll ship you rentals that you enjoy and send back at your leisure. Well, now they’ve launched a companion app for iPhone that lets you peruse cheats, controls, reviews, specs, and videos of your favourite games, sorted by platform and popularity. If you find something you like, you can also share a game via Facebook or twitter.

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GameFly Launches iPhone App With Codes, Controls and Reviews

Developer tools are making the rounds for BlackBerry ( NSDQ: RIMM ) OS 5.0, to work with things like Google Gears and widgets , but something that might be a little more interesting for end users is the new BlackBerry Bold 9700 device simulator. Since review units aren’t getting out yet, and there’s only a smattering of hands-on pictures / video , this is your best bet for getting a feel for the device right now.The new Bold is coming out on many North American carriers (Telus ( NYSE: TU ), Bell, Rogers ( NYSE: RCI ), AT&T ( NYSE: T ), T-Mobile ( NYSE: DT )) and will be one of RIM’s top-of-the-line handset – 3.2 megapixel camera, optical touchpad, 256 MB of application memory, and slimmer dimensions will all set it apart from the original BlackBerry Bold 9000. To give the 9700 a spin, go ahead and download the simulator

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BlackBerry 9700 Bold Device Simulator Available for Download

Canadians, now is the time to head over to Best Buy if you’ve been holding out for a better deal on the HTC Dream. On now until October 29th, Best Buy Canada is offering the Rogers HTC Dream for free on a 3-year contract and minimum $45/month voice/data plan. It’s a shame Rogers ( NYSE: RCI ) always locks you in to those dastardly 3-year deals… But hey, that’s how they roll.

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Android-Powered Rogers HTC Dream Now Free at Best Buy

Verizon has been awfully quiet throughout the Storm2 announcement despite their big brother abroad, Vodafone ( NYSE: VOD ), has been pretty open and even squeaked out an October 26 shipping date ; luckily, Verizon ( NYSE: VZ ) won’t be far behind as their internal blog has announced an October 28th. launch date in the U.S. Dummy units have already been finding their way to Best Buy stores , so it seems like a safe bet.

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Verizon BlackBerry Storm2 Dropping October 28?

While Japan has been using NFC technology to enable mobile payments for years now, the rest of the world has been lagging in terms of mobile payments. Europe, the continent that was the first to launch GSM technology on a massive scale, still hasn’t figured out mobile payments. Premium SMS doesn’t count since it is mostly used to buy annoying ringtones and wallpapers from even more annoying commercials that play around midnight on weekdays

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People in Kenya can now buy flights and bus tickets with their mobile phone; I wish I was joking

A few years ago I would have been stunned at this article in The New York Times about people who choose not to have a mobile phone, but lately I find myself sharing some of their feelings and at times even do the same things they do; turning my mobile phone off for a day, sometimes even an entire weekend. “Refuseniks”, a phrase I was unfamiliar with until today, go without a mobile phone for a variety of reasons. Gregory Han, 34 year old online blogger, says “It’s a luxury not to be reached when I’m out and about”, a statement I agree with wholeheartedly

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Refuseniks: People who prefer not to have a mobile phone; they’re out there!