Showing posts with label cell phone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cell phone. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Going Cordless

Today phone business is booming more then ever in terms of so many different options of systems, features, phones themselves and more. Technology has found a way to make even the phone a high tech device that creates a more simple form of communicating at home or in your office. So should offices go cordless?

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Tuesday, March 17, 2009

The Phone To Have When You Want To Leave Your Computer Behind

I've been using Palm's Treo 750xw for some months now, it's ok. Now that I know you should take the battery out every now and then so it does not freeze up during the day, it's been working just fine. My main computing device is indeed a laptop computer and I don't see myself ever using a phone as a replacement.

However, AT&T and and Pantech released a new phone, the Matrix Pro which is not only quite cool, its full of advanced productivity features. What got me really excited was the double sliding keyboard. It slides out one way for a fully QWERTY keyboard and another way for a traditional cell phone keyboard.

Features include: a compact new premium design with a larger and more brilliant LCD screen, a chat-style view of text messages, tri-band 3G for the best global coverage possible, an upgraded camera, more memory, a faster processor and AT&T Video ShareSM calling.

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Web Conferencing on Smart Phones. Are You Ready For More Productivity Options?

It's hard enough for me to download email, talk, visit a web site or SMS a large image with my cell phone - why would I want to go through the pain of participating in a web conference via cell phone?

If your smartphone is equipped to run on a high speed network like 3G and has the processing power to run higher end applications, the experience could be tolerable if not downright enjoyable.

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