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Ilse Jurriën : 2006-02-24 19:10:00
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M-SIM MegaSIM cards for mobile market : M-Systems, a leader in smart personal storage, and its subsidiary smart card company, Microelectronica, today announced their expanded 2006 M-SIM product roadmap including the M.MAR series of 2G and 3G SIM cards and the MegaSIM series of high-density SIM cards. As the first part of the new offering, the companies further announced today the planned availability of 512 megabytes M-SIM MegaSIM series SIM cards for pilots with mobile network operators (MNOs) in Q2 2006 and planned commercial availability in Q3 2006. 1 gigabyte M-SIM MegaSIM series SIM cards are planned for rollout by the end of 2006.
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Ilse Jurriën : 2006-02-24 16:25:00
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TransChip CMOS camera module for phones at 3GSM : TransChip, a leading developer of integrated camera solutions for camera phones, announced that it will demonstrate a variety of auto-focus and optical zoom AlgoCam TC7040 camera solutions at 3GSM World Congress this coming week in Barcelona, in Hall 2, booth E09/E10. TransChip's new auto focus and optical zoom features enable camera phones to achieve the same performance and picture quality that, to date, has only been attainable with digital still cameras. The company recently announced the release of its second generation fully programmable, CMOS camera module, the TC7040, which offers exceptional color sensitivity in low lighting conditions.
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Ilse Jurriën : 2006-02-24 16:20:00
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InterVideo 8-megapixel camera phone at 3GSM : InterVideo announced today that it will showcase the next-generation 8-megapixel camera phone from Xcute Mobile Corporation during the 3GSM World Congress Show, held in Barcelona. Well-known for its superior codec technology, InterVideo's patented codec algorithm enables consumers to record high-quality video clips without the jerkiness typical of handheld video cameras. Users will also be able to enjoy playback of crisp and clear picture quality of their recorded video clips with ease. InterVideo has been a long-time partner of Xcute, an innovative mobile phone design company based in Taiwan, since the development of their previous DV1 and DV2 cell phones.
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Ilse Jurriën : 2006-02-24 16:10:00
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ArcSoft FunnyFace for mobile phones : ArcSoft Inc. today releases its ArcSoft FunnyFace product for mobile phones. It is built on ArcSoft's patent-pending face detection and recognition algorithms. It can automatically detect human faces in photos and lets users change the faces' expression to create hilarious new images based on the original. The software is available for licensing to multiple handset OEMs and Service Providers around the world and is already shipping on over a million of handsets. With a fully automated process and graphical user interface, the application utilizes sophisticated facial recognition, feature recognition and face morphing, while still offering an easy and fun user experience on the mobile phone.
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Ilse Jurriën : 2006-02-24 15:25:00
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Kodak mobile imaging technology at 3GSM 2006 : At 3GSM 2006, Kodak will demonstrate technology innovations that provide a mobile imaging infrastructure to network operators and handset manufacturers. Joint demonstrations with Texas Instruments, Motorola and Skype, will show how consumers can realise the potential of pictures on their handsets and help them to easily take, share and print good quality photographs from camera phones. Sandra Morris, General Manager, Consumer Imaging Services, Eastman Kodak Company, said, "Kodak is committed to developing great products and services that unlock images from the mobile phone and at 3GSM we are showing the full range of innovative technology to demonstrate how the industry can meet consumer demands."
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Ilse Jurriën : 2006-02-24 06:50:00
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Radar mobile service to share camera phone pictures : Today at DEMO 2006, Tiny Pictures announces Radar, a new mobile service that enables fast and simple sharing of camera phone pictures among friends. The service is available for most mobile phones and computer browsers, and allows invited friends to share and comment on each other's pictures instantly. By dramatically improving the ease with which consumers can share pictures, and ensuring users know exactly who can see their pictures, Radar ushers in a entirely new kind of photography not just photo sharing, but stream-of-consciousness experience sharing, said Tiny Pictures founder and CEO John Poisson, former head of mobile media research and design groups for Sony in Tokyo.
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Mark Peters : 2006-02-24 06:30:00
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Mercury portable hard disk from OWC : At the 2006 Macworld Conference and Expo in San Francisco, Other World Computing (OWC) gave an advanced preview of the highest capacity, fastest speed portable storage solution on the market, offering the newly engineered Mercury On-The-Go Pro Series 800/400+USB2 in an under 12-ounce design with an unparallel 160GB storage capacity and running speed of 5,400 RPM. OWC was scheduled to introduce the unmatched 2.5 inch, 160GB drive in early second quarter 2006 but instead shocked the technology industry by previewing the design prior to the CES in Las Vegas, with the unit's official premier and immediate availability to the public at the Macworld Conference and Expo.
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Ilse Jurriën : 2006-02-24 06:00:00
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Samsung i300 mobile phone supported by Cornice HDD storage : Cornice Inc., an innovator in consumer storage solutions, announced in January that Samsung has included the 3.0-gigabyte Storage Element (SE) in the production of its SGH-i300 embedded music smartphone. The phone was announced during CeBIT 2005 and is available on retail shelves for European customers as of November 2005. This phone is aimed at bringing audio, video, personal storage, and traditional voice communications together in one device. Cornice will provide for Samsung's line of high storage capacity mobile phones. Previous models include the SPH-V5400, with a 1.5-gigabyte Cornice SE, and the SPH-V7900 video camera phone, with a 3.0-gigabyte Cornice SE.
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