Fnger Friendly Sign for Mobile Devices

Spot On Networks, today, announced that users who have mobile phones or Smartphones, will now be able to sign on to its Wi Fi high speed internet networks in an easy to use format, customized for the screen of each individual mobile device.

Signing on to the Internet using a mobile phone or Smartphone has proved to be difficult since the device screens are considerably different than standard computer screens, and often the reformatting is difficult to read. Spot On Networks developed sign on screens that automatically format for each individual device so that the information on the screen is easy to read, and data entry using either a soft or regular keyboard, is "finger friendly".

"As blogs and other forms of social media are being accessed by our users with Smartphones and other mobile devices, we wanted to make it simpler and more user friendly to sign on to our networks using these devices", said Dick Sherwin, Chief Executive Officer of Spot On Networks. He went on to say "the software platform developed by our engineering group detects the specific device being utilized by the network user, and formats the screen for the sign on page accordingly".

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After iPhone, Now its G-Phone Turn

It is a common news these days that Google is trying to jump into the mobile phone market, with a report today on the The Wall Street Journal's Website that says the search giant has been in talks with carriers such as T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless about technical specs and about carrying handsets optimized to run Google applications.

The Journal, citing people familiar with the project, also said that Google has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in its mobile phone project, and has already developed prototype handsets. Unlike Apple's exclusive deal with AT&T, the Journal reported that Google is hoping to forge deals with multiple manufacturers and offer the handsets through multiple carriers and that the phones will not necessarily carry the Google brand.

The phones are still very much in the planning stages, and consumers shouldn't expect to see them until next year at the earliest.

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Be aware of Time! Why not using Cellphone on your wrist?

One of the latest and advance cell phone manufacturer company in China has introduces new cellphones with some new variations in its design. This cell phone supports GSM network, the prototype has a pretty large LCD screen with 3 buttons at each side of the mobile watch.

These new Cect Mobiles watch phones also make use of the wireless bluetooth connection to let you receive/make calls via bluetooth headset. Bluetooth isn't the only option on this model, you can find microphone and speaker already built on the mobile watch phone itself.

Other than the bigger LCD display screen, the mobile watch phone has a media player and a headset jack to connect your headset to it. There is no other information available at the moment.

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Samsung-Armani Phones

During last few yearsm Samsung Mobile manufacturer was focussing only on the thinnest size of the mobile heandsets, Although they were able to produce so , but there is a lot more to the mobile desings other than its thin size. It’s all about design now! And Samsung handsets are pretty lacking here. Just compare Samsung E590 designer phone to LG Shine.Even it’s latest touchscreen model Samsung P520 looks pale next to LG Prada KE850.

Looks like Samsung decided to do something about it and enlisted Giorgio Armani for the design of the latest electronics, Reports Yonhap News Agency:

“We are now in talks with Armani to work together in making premium goods such as mobile phones and televisions,” a Samsung spokesperson said, declining to comment further.

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