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Jajah, a VOIP service, has tailored its interface to the PlayStation 3 browser, allowing gamers to place voice calls.
As the PlayStation 3 currently lacks a service that’s comparable to the Microsoft Xbox’s Live service, which allows for voice communication via a USB headset, the Jajah interface at least allows gamers to communicate with one another. [...]

Hewlett-Packard on Monday introduced a new VOIP-enabled smartphone, the iPAQ 500, with support for Windows Mobile 6.
The device will be available this spring, directly from HP and select authorized dealers, which have not been disclosed. International pricing and availability for the HP iPAQ 500 series will vary, HP said.
The 51X (numbered 510 in the US, [...]

The SCH-a930 is a mid-range CDMA phone sports a slick clamshell design with an internal antenna, OLED outer display, and media keys on the front. Key features include EVDO high-speed data, a microSD memory card slot, Bluetooth, a 1.3 megapixel digital camera, and a speakerphone.
The a930 features a traditional clamshell design with an internal [...]

BlackBerry RIM 8100 Pearl is not only the smallest BlackBerry ever, but it’s also the first to incorporate multimedia features generally deemed unnecessary by the traditionally corporate BlackBerry clientele. Equipped with a 1.3 MP camera and media player in its corner, can the Pearl win the masses over to the BlackBerry way of life
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According to Mobileguerilla Sprint announced its plans to launch three new Motorola handsets: the RAZR V3m, SLVR L7c and the one everybody is really craving for, the KRZR K1m. It seems that Sprint is launching them one at a time, because the RAZR V3m is the only phone that shows up in their online [...]

PCMag reviews the BlackBerry Pearl and writes, “The Pearl’s music player handles MP3, AAC, and WAV audio files, and it even shows album art. But you can’t search by album, artist, or title, though you can organize songs in folders and play the contents of a folder. Videos look absolutely terrific at 24 frames [...]

PCMag reviews the Motorola KRZR K1M and writes, “I’m unenthusiastic, however, about the KRZR’s multimedia capabilities. V CAST’s video menu took a long time to load on my phone, the interface seemed sluggish, and videos were very choppy. Plus, while the V CAST Music store works smoothly, you have to open the phone and [...]

Much like a stale piece of last year’s birthday cake dressed up with a fresh dollop of whipped cream, the Motorola RAZR V3i is a lame attempt to disguise an old product with new fixings. The handset duplicates 2004’s hot RAZR platform without really updating it—and makes all the same mistakes of the company’s [...]

Helio, the somewhat mysterious wireless carrier owned by Earthlink and SK Telecom, today unveiled the first data-only service offered by a cellular company that doesn’t own its own towers. “Helio Hybrid” will give you an unlimited-access EV-DO data card and the use of Boingo Wireless’s 55,000 commercial Wi-Fi hotspots, for $85 a month with a [...]

The number to remember with the super-thin Samsung SGH-T509 isn’t the model number. It’s the price: from $49 (with contract) for a very good-looking phone with Bluetooth and an EDGE modem. This phone shows you don’t have to give up style or features if you only have a few Jacksons crunched up in your [...]

Verizon users have been waiting for a RAZR for more than a year now. The nation’s most popular phone redefined cool with its sharp, silver lines. The new version improves on some of the original’s features while keeping the excellent design, reception, and sound quality.
Pros: Absolutely gorgeous. Thin as its name.
Cons: Screen attracts grease. [...]

The Motorola SLVR L7 may be the handsomest phone in America. But even though it runs Apple’s popular iTunes music player, its feature set doesn’t excite us. (One example: Like the RAZR V3, but unlike the newer V3c, the SLVR L7 uses the primitive recorded-tag form of voice dialing.) Like the Motorola RAZR V3, [...]