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Onebox — a service that brings voice, fax, email and conference calling together into a suite of communications services — is mobilizing its offering with dedicated apps for the BlackBerry ( NSDQ: RIMM ) and iPhone platforms. These applications are designed to extend the functionality of Onebox’s web-based interface for mobile users, adding “Message Center” access, voicemail search/display/playback, voice-to-text transcription display, and Click-to-Call via SpeedDial list or phone-based contact lists.

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Onebox announces BlackBerry and iPhone apps

Motorola ( NYSE: MOT ) is acquiring iDEN business from RadioFrame Networks, which is known as a provider of lower cost, power efficient iDEN technology. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed, but we do know RadioFrame Networks’ stuff will be integrated into Motorola’s Home & Networks Mobility business. According to the official press release , RadioFrame’s iDEN products will “further enhance Motorola’s portfolio for multi-channel base stations optimized to support non-contiguous spectrum allocations in the special mobile radio (SMR) business that are especially common outside North America.” Moreover, Motorola says that with this acquisition, it can further enhance its push-to-talk technology roadmap plans for “strengthened operational capability, end-user functionality and cost-effective expansion.” I’m not sure I agree with Moto’s strategy to invest in iDEN technology with LTE rollouts already being planned around the world.

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Motorola acquires iDEN business from RadioFrame Networks

GSMA and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) have announced the Green Power for Mobile (GPM) project, targeting operators in developing markets which may operate in some areas in the off-grid environment. So far, these operators relied on diesel aggregators for powering their cellular stations in remote areas that don’t have access to the power grid. In that sense, GSMA and IFC propose development and utilizing of clean energy resources and technologies, which would provide power to those stations.

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GSMA and IFC announce Green Power for Mobile project targeting off-grid operators in developing markets

The PeopleFinders Network unveiled two iPhone apps – “Stud Or Dud” and “Are They Really Single,” along with accompanying websites. Both apps are touted to provide singles with easy-to-view reports that can help them make important decisions about potential love interests. These reports are based on background information including age, marriage and divorce records, criminal history, business ownership, property ownership, evictions and more.

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The PeopleFinders Network launches two iPhone apps for singles in the dating scene

This is certainly something all museums should attempt; not only does it allow for easy browsing of the museum’s pieces, as you see here, but if correctly done it could have maps, lectures, and all sorts of other stuff going on as well. It’s pretty easy to get lost in a labyrinth like the Louvre or V&A, but a system like this could both put people where they want to go and get them to buy more prints and mugs

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Italian Surface-esque museum display combines Cover Flow with a huge touchscreen

Myriad Group AG today announced that it has been selected by LG Electronics as the major Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) applications partner and J2ME partner for its new Android device, LG GW620, which is due to be released this month via both Orange and Canadian carrier, Rogers. “Android is a very exciting platform as it allows mobile operators to quickly bring advanced features to their customers,” said Simon Wilkinson, CEO of Myriad. “This partnership will enable LG to benefit from our proven mobile technology, bringing the best possible experience to the user.” LG and Myriad will continue to work closely on other projects to deliver the best software experience on mass-market mobile devices

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Myriad Selected as Partner on LG’s First Android Device

VXi Corporation announces the VXi BlueParrott Xpressway, designed specifically for high-noise environments with its Xtreme Noise Suppression technologies. The Extended Talk feature ensures over 16 hours of continuous talk time and up to 150 hours of standby time with a single charge. The Xpressway headset features include Multipoint Connection allowing users to easily connect to and switch between two Bluetooth devices such as another cell phone or a laptop

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VXi Corporation Announces the BlueParrott Xpressway Bluetooth Headset

Gameloft plans to launch High Definition games on next generation Android phones like the Motorola Droid and the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10. Gameloft also continues to support the current generation of Android phones and announces the imminent arrival of titles such as Assassin’s Creed. “The arrival of this new generation of phones will allow the development of High Definition games that make the most of the technological capacity and the speed of execution offered by the new Android phones. Consumers will benefit from a top quality gaming experience,” says Gonzague de Vallois, vice-president of Publishing at Gameloft

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Gameloft Supports 2nd Generation of Android Phones

There’s an iPhone infection going around , so we thought it would be a good idea to post a quick “How-to” guide for changing your jailbroken iPhone’s SSH password. Unlike the Swine Flu, no amount of hand-washing or coughing into the bend in your arm is going to prevent your jailbroken iPhone from contracting a malicious infection. On the plus-side, changing the default password on your jailbroken iPhone should inoculate your handset from current iPhone worms

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Change your jailbroken iPhone SSH password with MobileTerminal

World of Warcraft turns 5-years-old today. Back on November 23, 2004, a year before the current generation of video game systems even began (with the launch of the Xbox 360), Blizzard released the massively multi-player online game at a time when massively multi-player online games were still largely the haunt of hardcore gamers, people with fast Internet connections who were willing to pay $15 per month for access to a game that they already bought. Who can forget the message board threads: Why do I have to pay for a game that I already paid for at the store?

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Celebrating 5 years of World of Warcraft

Previously, there were rumours that Sony Ericsson ( NYSE: SNE )’s X1 would get an update to Windows Mobile 6.5 after a supposed leaked ROM hit xda-developers . Well, sources close to the matter are apparently dashing those hopes, saying that no official update is actually in the works. Considering the X1 already has a customized user interface, you aren’t really missing out on the facelift, and Marketplace is coming to 6.1 anyway , so the only substantial feature X1 owners won’t be enjoying is My Phone .

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No Windows Mobile 6.5 Update for XPERIA X1

Apple’s Mac Pros are pricey desktops designed for prosumer applications, so it’s not often you see them in a person’s home. But the speedy new iMac could render Mac Pros irrelevant even in offices if Apple doesn’t upgrade its high-end desktop soon. Benchmark testing by Macworld found that the top-of-the-line iMac, which features a 2.8-GHz Core i7 processor (one of the newest Intel chips using the Nehalem microarchitecture) and a 27-inch LCD display, is faster than the two Mac Pros available — a quad-core 2.66-GHz model and an eight-core 2.26-GHz version.

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New iMacs Outperform Mac Pros in Benchmark Tests

Several airlines have been offering Wifi for a while now. United Airlines wants to ensure that people are actually trying it out and so through the end of the year, you can get one free session if you create a new account with Aircell’s Gogo Inflight. The offer is only good on United’s 757-200 flights between New York Kennedy and the airline’s Los Angeles and San Francisco hubs.

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United Airlines & Gogo offering try-before-you-buy in-flight Wifi promo

The Motorola ( NYSE: MOT ) droid launched rolling large with Android 2.0, but for those with older Android devices, you can shelf away your jealousy; the biggest feature, voice-prompted driving directions in Google Maps , is now available on all Android 1.6 devices. Aside from a nice robot lady telling you when to turn, you can also set shortcuts for regular destinations, making it even easier to get to where you’re going

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Google Navigation Now Available for Android 1.6 Devices

You’ll recall that Microsoft recently banned a bunch of people from Xbox Live because they had modded their 360s. Modding is against the rules, don’t you know? Microsoft told VentureBeat not to believe the numbers being thrown around—the number most relayed is 1 million banned 360s—because it never releases numbers to anyone.

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Microsoft defends decision to ban modded Xbox 360s (but says it didn’t ban 1 million of them)

You might have seen Stefan’s post recently , mentioning that the Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) E72 is finally in stores (and long while after it was announced, judging by the dates given) – well, eXpansys have just pinged me an email to let me know that they have the Nokia E72 in stock – at a pretty reasonable £349.99! Rather than repeat the specs for the device, I’ll note what eXpansys say is in the box: – Nokia E72 – Battery BP-4L – Stereo Headset WH-601 – Data cable CA-101 – 4GB Memory Card (MU-41) – Carry Case & Strap – Clean Cloth – Mains charger (AC-8) – User guide That’s a decent size memory card, and it’s nice to see the inclusion of a cleaning cloth – most devices these days are grease and dust magnets, so something to clean them off with is always appreciated! If you want to grab the E72 for yourself, you can reach eXpansys by clicking here. [Via: eXpansys ] Related News from IntoMobile: Expansys Friday Deals for 16/1/09: time-sensitive! UK: eXpansys: bringing a cracking HTC Hero deal! UK: MobileFun: Save over 25% on Bluetooth Stereo Speakers From Intempo Nokia sells mobile phone charms too UK: eXpansys: Nokia N97 with £30 of vouchers included! Share this:

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Brief: eXpansys have new Nokia E72 in stock!

Sony Ericsson ( NYSE: SNE ) (and Sony in fact) have been right out there in recent years, with their Marketing campaigns – largely they have focused around the use of colour, relating to Sony (Bravia) TVs being great at displaying it, and Sony Ericsson cameraphones being great at capturing it. The recent campaigns for the Satio and Aino devices featured people on hoppers (check it here ) – and now they’ve gone one step further in the land of weird, by asking people to visit their site, and take a look at a webcam focused on room full of empty hoppers

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Sony Ericsson use ‘interesting’ Marketing ploy to promote handsets

Gameloft had previously been very excited about Android, jumping into the market with twenty titles last February , but they have since changed their tune, and are pulling away from Google ( NSDQ: GOOG )’s mobile platform. Gameloft’s director of finance, Alexandre de Rochefort, had this to say about their performance on Android at a recent investor’s meeting: “We have significantly cut our investment in Android platform, just like … many others … It is not as neatly done as on the iPhone.

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Gameloft selling 400 Times More Games on iPhone than Android

Good news for those who have been following the rumors about the Samsung Omnia II i920: Verizon ( NYSE: VZ ) has set a pricetag and release date! Samsung’s TouchWiz user interface built on top of Windows Mobile 6.5, a 3.7-inch WVGA AMOLED touchscreen, 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus and dual-LED flash, GPS, and Wi-Fi all round out the Omnia II. Initially, we thought it would be launching with Windows Mobile 6.1, but it’s possible that originally-planned release dates were pushed back to include 6.5. You can expect to pay $199.99 on contract after mail-in rebates to pick up the i920 from Verizon stores on December 2.

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Samsung Omnia II Goes Official on Verizon: December 2, $199

I’m not really sure if this is good or bad news for end consumers, but a couple of Japanese companies have developed a technology that makes it possible to transmit information from blinking LEDs fixed on advertisements to cell phones – using only light. The companies involved in the development include some big names such as Toshiba or NEC. With this new system, Japanese cell phone users don’t have to scan the ubiquitous QR codes anymore to access more information on a certain product or to get coupons but can obtain the data without being physically close to the ads

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Blinking LEDs transmit information to cell phones via light

Using the Gas Cubby iPhone app to increase your fuel economy and keep your vehicle properly maintained can save you money and help the environment… but, if you’ve learned anything from CrunchGear, it’s that saving money isn’t much fun unless you can blow it on something cool and completely over the top. Well, one lucky CrunchGear reader gets to have their cake and eat it too. App Cubby, the developer of Gas Cubby, is giving away a Viper SmartStart kit to one lucky CrunchGear reader

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Monday Giveaway: Viper SmartStart iPhone Kit, Brought to you by Gas Cubby

Nintendo started offering a video distribution service for Japanese Wii owners this May, attracting about 800,000 customers by late September in this country. In the same month, Nintendo promised their free channel will be made available to Non-Japanese Wii owners next year , at the same time announcing they’ll start offering paid content (in Japan) very soon. And since the weekend, we have that fee-based streaming video service [JP] over here.

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Nintendo Japan launches (paid) on-demand video service for Wii