Hands-On: Sony Ericsson LiveView at CTIA 2011

The Sony Ericsson LiveView accessory has been out in the U.S. for about a month, so thought we should check it out after spending some more quality time with the Xperia Play.

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Pay Anywhere launches audio jack card reader for the iPhone; Offers it for free!

Pay Anywhere is another company fighting in the mobile payment space. In January, they launched the Pay Anyway dock reader and now they’re out with the audio jack version a laSquare. The device is small, lightweight and durable, and comes with a carrying case and lanyard.

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Poynt Launches on Nokia Qt Devices

Poynt, the location-based search app, has found its way onto Nokia’s Qt operating system today, following on successful BlackBerry, Android, iPhone, and Windows Phone 7 products. Support geographies for the Qt app include Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia

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Smith Micro Software launches SendStuffNow for Windows Phone 7; Allows sending and managing of large files for on-the-go users

Smith Micro Software is bringing its SendStuffNow application/service to Windows Phone 7 devices. If you’re not familiar with the service you should know that SendStuffNow is a cloud-based managed file transfer service that ensures the secure delivery of files too large to send via email. In addition to Windows Phone 7, the application is also available for other mobile platforms, including iOS and Android with BlackBerry support planned for late 2011. Moreover, SendStuffNow is available as a Microsoft Outlook plug-in and as a stand-alone Windows application.

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Gresso launching blingalicious iPad with wood and gold

Through the years, Apple products have gotten some fancy treatment from third-parties. We’ve seen gold-plated iPhones, diamond-encrusted iPods and sparkly iPads. This time we’re looking at a Gresso iPad, complete with 200-year-old African Blackwood and 18k gold. It used to be that running around with a fancy iPad was enough to induce envy from your friends–having them call you a dirtbag behind your back. But now that everyone has one – hell it’s Oprah’s top favorite thing this year – how else would you stand out?

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MobileFun launches Privacy Screen Protectors for loads of devices!

With the increased screen size of the latest smart phones, your privacy and the protection of your screen has become a big issue. Well no longer! Mobile Fun’s Privacy Screen Protectors give you a crystal clear screen whilst limiting horizontal and vertical vision. A must have if you want to keep your business to yourself. And atonly £8.95, these protectors are an absolute bargain. That’s a pretty good cross-section of devices, and I can think of an instant use for one Read more

South Korea’s KTF unveils USIM chips with internal memory

South Korea’s leading mobile operator, KTF, announced a new kind of USIM (Universal Subscriber Identity Module) chips/cards that can have up to a gigabyte of internal memory. Users who opt to grab one of these can have all their contacts and some mobile content stored on a SIM card, only to transfer it easier to the next phone they buy. As a result, PC suite software can become obsolete for some users — switching a SIM card is all it takes to preserve your contacts and other information stored on a mobile phone. Read more

T-Mobile unveils embedded SIM that fits on a pin

The GSM SIM card. We all know what they look like. That little rectangular piece of metal-laden plastic lying underneath your mobile phone’s battery is the key that opens the door to your GSM carrier’s network. But, they’re apparently too big and awkward for T-Mobile (NYSE: DT). In a bid to expand Deutsche Telekom (NYSE: DT)-owned T-Mobile USA’s reach beyond just cellphones and mobile broadband cards, T-Mobile USA has unveiled a tiny new SIM for use with embedded devices. Read more

Sprint’s new Sierra Wireless AirCard 402 works on both PC Card and Express Card slots

Sprint is out with a new mobile broadband product – Sierra Wireless AirCard 402 modem. What’s interesting about this device is that it can work on both PC Card and ExpressCard slots, making sure even the folks with older laptops can use it. Of course, you can always opt for a USB modem, but if you like keeping your USB ports available for other devices (like, let’s say USB rocket launcher), the AirCard 402 is the way to go. The modem works on two CDMA bands (1900 and 800 MHz) and supports EV-DO Rev. 0 and Rev. A where available. Read more

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