Danny from Devicewire.com just dropped me an e-mail to advise that they have 1 remaining i-mate Ultimate 6150 which is within their B Grade stock however it is actually a Brand New unit with minor damage to the packaging so if you wanna get your hands on a Windows Mobile handset at a fraction of it’s original price then why not head over there now whilst it’s still in stock.
B-Grade Stock
This product has been classed as ‘B-Grade’ and is not new. The product has been tested and confirmed to be working. All B-Grade products are sold on a first-come first-served basis and normal distance selling regulations do not apply to second hand products such as this. You may only return it if it is not as described, or if it simply does not work but you cannot return it if you do not like it.
The i-mate ULTIMATE 6150 utilises the latest in global mobile device technology. With a high quality large 2.8" VGA screen, 3.5G and Wi-Fi high speed connectivity.
Powered by Windows Mobile 6, the i-mate ULTIMATE 6150 is a quad-band device with 3G, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity options.
XGA Video Out allows you can connect to a digital projector, desktop screen, or TV and view your photos, emails, presentations and important documents in larger than life high definition.
Main Features
- Windows Mobile® 6 Professional
- Tri-Band UMTS/HSDPA 850/1900/2100
- Quad-Band GSM/GPRS EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
- Wi-Fi
- Bluetooth V2.0
- 2.8” VGA 65k colour LCD Touch Screen
- 2.0 Megapixel digital camera
- Video Out: XGA (1024×768)
- Supports microSD expansion cards
- Windows Media Player: Supports MP3/WMA/WMV/MP4
Box Contents
- i-mate Ultimate 6150
- AC adapter
- USB Sync cable
- Stereo headset with microphone
- Protective Pouch
- Audio and video output cable (HD15 VGA connector and 3.5mm audio connector)
Posted by: John
The same week that another major US city gets lit up with WiMax (Portland, Oregon), reports have been trickling out that Nokia has canceled the WiMax equipped version of its portable internet tablet. Nokia is allegedly saying that the N810 WiMax has reached its end of life, and declined to give any other explanation. There is speculation that the slow roll out of WiMax across the US may have limited the pool of buyers. With Baltimore, and now Portland being the only big cities where WiMax is available, there doesn’t seem to be much of a market for this device. Though no official announcement has been made, and the N810 WiMax Edition is still available from several online stores including Amazon and even Nokia’s official site, it appears that the end is near for this WiMax device.
Source: Mobileburn
Our latest podcast is now available to download, in episode 19 we discuss a couple of new Windows Mobile devices, Windows Mobile software, iPhone 3G unlock, iPhone Apps, Android Apps and our predictions for 2009 for the smart phone platforms and much more. You can subscribe via iTunes, RSS or download the mp3 file here. Full show notes after the break.
The guys over at The iPhone Blog have grabbed a video demo of the Sling Media Player application for the iPhone in action. This is looking like a great application with screen swipes to change channels see through menu overlays and good quality H.264 video. I don’t have a Sling Box at the moment but as soon as this App gets a launch date I will be straight down to PC World to get one. Video after the break.
It looks like Samsung are lining up a really nice cameraphone for us this year. Although not officially announced by Samsung the S8300 looks like it will fit straight into the 8MP camera phone market and hold it’s own.
At only 12.8mm thick, the Samsung S8300 has an absolutely massive widescreen OLED display, probably the largest one we’ve seen to date, and the fact that it’s a touchscreen, makes it that much sweeter.
The S8300 specs sheet is further pumped up by an 8 megapixel camera with auto focus, a GPS receiver, HSDPA and DivX video support.
Judging from the interface shots, the handset doesn’t seem to be a smartphone, but instead is running on the Samsung’s proprietary TouchWiz feature phone interface, well known from the Samsung Pixon for example.
Among its other niceties are FM radio with RDS, Bluetooth 2.1, and a microSD card slot however, unfortunately, as it’s evident from the photos the 8 megapixel camera is not equipped with a xenon flash. There’s only LED instead that’s best used as video light. There’s no mention of Wi-Fi functionality either.
As you may guess, there is no official info about the device yet, however word is out that it should be available by March 2009.
Posted by: John
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Until now digital picture frames have been relegated to ugly hunks 
of electronics slapped together in a backroom factory somewhere in the Shenzen Special Economic Zone, and possibly containing viruses. In November T-Mobile introduced The T-Mobile Cameo which was a GSM connected picture frame that can display images sent to the frame via email or MMS. It is a neat idea, but paying a monthly fee to display pictures taken from camera phones was a tough pill to swallow, and the device is having a hard time finding a market for itself.
G1 users may be getting a much-needed update which comes with a virtual on-screen keyboard (similar to the iPhone). This would be a nice addition since users have to slide open the keyboard for all typing purposes. It is slightly inconvenient to slide the keyboard out, especially if you are typing a short response, so this update will eliminate that completely. Call it copying the iPhone if you want, but it’s practical and makes perfect sense. There is not a specific date set for the release, but lets hope it is soon!
Via Gizmodo
Pharos have announced a new Windows Mobile Professional device with great specifications. The Pharos 137 features a large 3.5 inch WVGA screen, weighs just 4.9 ounces and is encased in a sleek, stylish black case. It has a 3 megapixel camera in the back and front-facing VGA camera for video conferencing in the front, a first for a device designed for the US market. It comes pre-customized with SPB Mobile Shell and features Pharos’ Smart Navigator software, a unique hybrid navigation system that works both with and without a network connection.
iTunes is to go DRM free, There will be tiered pricing which in dollars will be $0.79 for older catalog songs $0.99 for mid-tier and $1.29 and £0.59 , £0.79 and £0.99 in UK Pounds , As far as mobility goes no new iPhones, only update is you can now buy iTunes music via 3G and sync back to iTunes, its available to do now and no need for a firmware update. Other announcements were updates to Apple software for the Mac and a new MacBook Pro. The keynote finished with the Tony Bennett song “The best is yet to come”, a message, well lets hope so.
Info via tipb.com fantastic live blogging of the event
What is that? Palm could display a mobile phone at CES running on NOVA, which is their new OS? We all know that coming up to the beginning of CES, rumours tend to run rampant so let’s take this with a teaspoon of salt.
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