Danish Android phone showcased at MWC 2010

Danish Lumigon today launched their new telephone T1 in Barcelona at Mobile World Cogress 2010th.The phone is designed from scratch by the Danish company, but made a partner in China and uses the Google Android 2.1 as operating system.

Looking at the specifications, so it remains not returned from competitors such. Nexus One. Ensuring high performance with a 1 GHz Freescale i.MX51 processor, 3D, and it comes with a multi-touch screen, A-GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, accelerometer and 5 MP camera with Photolight.

In addition, it comes with a built-in universal remote control and the possibility of 720p video playback via an HDMI output.

Total Lumigon will come with three different mobile phones, which will vary in price from 3500 to 7500 pounds. The first phone will come on the Danish market for April or May

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Simkortet will turn your cell phone into a hotspot

In the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Sagem Orga, in collaboration with Telefonica announced a simkort with built-in wireless network called SIMFi.

Simkortet will make any cell phone into a hotspot. It can be used to share a 3G connection with other cell phones with WiFi and laptop computers.

Not require software installed on your mobile phone, with all the functionality is built into the very simkortet.

It is still uncertain when simkortet coming on the market, but when it does, so Sagem Orga has high hopes for it.

If customers can connect their notebooks to the web anytime and anywhere by simply using what they have with them most of the time and what is the most trusted secure device - the SIM card - adoptions can be expected to be enormous. Remy Cricco, Technology and Innovation responsible host Sagem Orga

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