Wednesday's News Bits
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This article contains unofficial information.
- Orange is said to have gained the exclusive rights to offer the HTC Hero. The Android phone was already expected to come with the carrier, but information about the release date and pricing was missing. And it still is!
source: MobileToday
- A new app for BlackBerry allows you to send e-mails and documents to fax. It is called FACSys and is developed by emFAST. The application is available for purchase on App World.
source: BlackBerryCool
- Yet another Palm Pre has been spotted… not that there’s something wrong with that, but it would be better if it had been spotted in our office.
source: PreCentral
- A video of some guy performing a quick video hands-on of the Pre has been published, so go ahead and check it out. What are your impressions?
source: PreThinking
- LG has released a program that will allow you to update your phone’s firmware. While this sounds really cool, it would be nice if LG had actually released some firmware update along with it.
source: AreaMobile (translated)
- Sprint has collected more than 250,000 phones, a goal that had been set up in order to support EPA’s "Plug-In To eCycling National Cell Phone Recycling Week". Bravo!
source: Sprint
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Skyfire releases version 1.0 of its mobile browser for Windows Mobile and 
Palm to show off previously unseen Pre functions at D7 show 
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Yahoo's board agrees to $1.1 billion acquisition of Tumblr
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Parting images and wrap-up from the last day of Google I/O
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PhoneArena's John Velasco talks about the geek life
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Up close demo of Epson Moverio glasses and YouTube functionality
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Android talks and does Braille
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Samsung officials confirm 5.9-inch Note III will come at IFA
7 Comments
1. cellhead (unregistered) posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:43 0 0
Of course Sprint collected 250,000 cell phones....from the customers that have left thier service. LOL
2. heavybreathing posted on 27 May 2009, 11:26 0 0
Sprint is going to turn around and refurb them. all profit
3. phone333 posted on 27 May 2009, 12:16 0 0
-Wrong! Sprint only refurb phone that are returned withing the 30 days and still in "like new" condition. Actually they loose a little in the process. When people upgrade their phones and turn in their old phone for buyback, service and repair store recycle the parts for repair. If the parts are not needed the phone are sent to some recylcling agency or something. This is more like a movement to prevent phone from ending up in the trash and "not help" the environment.
6. andre6589 posted on 28 May 2009, 11:02 0 0
THANK YOU! I'm not a Sprint Customer, but at least somebody's trying to help the environment.. I have like 5 old, broken phones sitting in my desk at home..
7. GriffithAida31 (unregistered) posted on 22 Sep 2010, 10:22 0 0
People in every country receive the home loans in various creditors, just because it's simple.
