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While TV manufacturers are still struggling to scale OLED technology up to the sizes needed for mainstream televisions, it looks like mobile phones can benefit from the technology just fine in its current state. Samsung became the very first company to bring a carrier-subsidized OLED phone to the U.S. when it announced the Impression earlier this week. We had a chance to see and handle the Impression, which resembles what you might expect… Read More

Soon we won't have Cingular to kick around anymore. Beginning Monday, a new advertising campaign will get underway in which Cingular—the largest wireless phone network in the U.S.—will see its identity taken away and replaced with that of the newly reconstituted AT&T. For a short time, the shift will be marked by a transitional graphic that contains both the AT&T and Cingular logos, but eventually the AT&T logo… Read More

After announcing last week that it would participate in Sony's global battery replacement program for notebook batteries, Japan's Fujitsu announced today that was recalling 287,000 Sony-made made batteries used in the company's notebook computers. Combined with recalls from Dell, Apple, Toshiba, and Lenovo, the number of recalled Sony-made notebook batteries has climbed to over 7.5 million. The batter recall is another… Read More

Perfect for cell phone users, the Bluetooth Wireless Headset from USA Wireless supports other Bluetooth applications such as Internet chat and telephony, speech recognition, music, and multimedia games on PCs, laptops, PDAs, and other devices, and will begin shipping in North America on November 1, 2004. With the Bluetooth Wireless Headset from USA Wireless, users can experience the freedom of wireless communication and the safety of a… Read More

Representing a price drop of $50 USD, the Tungsten T has now received its second price cut after initially being offered for $499 USD at the time of introduction. Also, Palm is offering customers of the Tungsten T a free Veo Photo Traveler SDIO camera accessory and free shipping, both likely to act as incentives to increase sales and reduce stock of the Tungsten T now that its successor is widely available.

Quote from the review: “Introduced at CeBIT Asia 2002 last fall, Samsung continues to have high hopes in its VY-H200 S, T, and L model. Each of the 32, 64, and 128MB models are designed primarily for their voice-recording feature, and not solely as an MP3 player. Samsung also offers higher-end models of the VoiceYepp including the VY-H350 series, and the VY-H700 series. Introduced at the same show, Samsung demonstrated… Read More