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Tuesday, September 4th 2007 - 21:05 CEST
Philips announced a range of additions to its Made for Nokia XpressMusic products, designed to work with Nokia’s XpressMusic phones for an improved mobile music experience. The new product family consists of four headphone models in a variety of styles complementing Nokia’s new black XpressMusic handsets. The range also includes the Philips Made for Nokia XpressMusic music stand, available in both white and black, which transforms a Nokia XpressMusic phone into a portable stereo set. New in this range of accessories are two cases that are designed for the Nokia XpressMusic phones. The new Philips Made for Nokia XpressMusic accessories will be available in selected countries from September 2007.
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Tuesday, September 4th 2007 - 21:03 CEST
Philips announced a range of additions to its Made for Nokia XpressMusic products, designed to work with Nokia’s XpressMusic phones for an improved mobile music experience. The new product family consists of four headphone models in a variety of styles complementing Nokia’s new black XpressMusic handsets. The range also includes the Philips Made for Nokia XpressMusic music stand, available in both white and black, which transforms a Nokia XpressMusic phone into a portable stereo set. New in this range of accessories are two cases that are designed for the Nokia XpressMusic phones. The new Philips Made for Nokia XpressMusic accessories will be available in selected countries from September 2007.
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Tuesday, September 4th 2007 - 21:00 CEST
Those looking for the epitome of universal talent will strike it rich with Hama at the radio / television exhibition in Berlin. Hama will present the Tech-line 1000&1 Card Reader; a card reader that not only reads all cards without an adapter, but also does so extremely quickly. Transfer rates of up to 32 MB per second are achieved via USB 2.0 thanks to a high-speed chip set.
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Tuesday, September 4th 2007 - 17:20 CEST
Philips announced a range of additions to its Made for Nokia XpressMusic products, designed to work with Nokia’s XpressMusic phones for an improved mobile music experience. The new product family consists of four headphone models in a variety of styles complementing Nokia’s new black XpressMusic handsets. The range also includes the Philips Made for Nokia XpressMusic music stand, available in both white and black, which transforms a Nokia XpressMusic phone into a portable stereo set. New in this range of accessories are two cases that are designed for the Nokia XpressMusic phones. The new Philips Made for Nokia XpressMusic accessories will be available in selected countries from September 2007.
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Tuesday, September 4th 2007 - 15:30 CEST
Philips announced a range of additions to its Made for Nokia XpressMusic products, designed to work with Nokia’s XpressMusic phones for an improved mobile music experience. The new product family consists of four headphone models in a variety of styles complementing Nokia’s new black XpressMusic handsets. The range also includes the Philips Made for Nokia XpressMusic music stand, available in both white and black, which transforms a Nokia XpressMusic phone into a portable stereo set. New in this range of accessories are two cases that are designed for the Nokia XpressMusic phones. The new Philips Made for Nokia XpressMusic accessories will be available in selected countries from September 2007.
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Tuesday, September 4th 2007 - 14:25 CEST
Philips announced a range of additions to its Made for Nokia XpressMusic products, designed to work with Nokia’s XpressMusic phones for an improved mobile music experience. The new product family consists of four headphone models in a variety of styles complementing Nokia’s new black XpressMusic handsets. The range also includes the Philips Made for Nokia XpressMusic music stand, available in both white and black, which transforms a Nokia XpressMusic phone into a portable stereo set. New in this range of accessories are two cases that are designed for the Nokia XpressMusic phones. The new Philips Made for Nokia XpressMusic accessories will be available in selected countries from September 2007.
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Monday, August 27th 2007 - 12:48 CEST
Enjoy crisp and clear conversations while you're on the run with the Nokia Bluetooth Headset BH-902. Packaged in a sleek design with an OLED display, this headset brings you superior audio quality thanks to enhanced Digital Signal Processing (DSP). Designed with you in mind, the OLED display is intuitive to use for easy call and connection management straight from your headset. The OLED display even conveniently indicates when you've received a MMS or SMS message. With an in-box neckstrap, clip and flexible in-ear earplugs, the Nokia Bluetooth Headset BH-902 is accessible when you need it the most without compromising on comfort.
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Monday, August 27th 2007 - 12:43 CEST
A high quality, sleekly designed stereo headset - the Nokia Bluetooth Headset BH-903 is the complete package for your music enjoyment. The headset is Bluetooth compliant, supporting compatible devices with Bluetooth A2DP, AVRCP, PBAP, HFP and HSP profiles, so you can conveniently pair it with a compatible mobile device or other music player. It acts as a state-of-the art remote control with an OLED display, so while you're rocking away you can control your music and your calls. If a call interrupts your favorite tunes, the Nokia Bluetooth Stereo Headset BH-903 will switch automatically to talk mode and return to the music after the call.
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Friday, August 17th 2007 - 15:02 CEST
The success of Web 2.0 services based on user-generated content has companies sitting up. At the same time, however, there is wide-spread apprehension regarding the degree to which the use of Web 2.0 principles can be applied to enterprise information management. “I run into a fair number of people who are skeptical about the actual business value of Web 2.0. Sure, they usually agree it’s a terrific new movement. But can you build and grow a real business with these ideas? There’s a whole aspect of Web 2.0 that can drive genuine business value and significant competitive advantage.
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Monday, August 6th 2007 - 16:53 CEST
Plusmo announced the availability of its free and customizable mobile widgets service to users of Apple's new iPhone. A custom interface gives Apple iPhone users access to more than 20,000 Plusmo widgets - most of them created by users. Plusmo enables people to extend social networking through mobile devices. Content providers, media houses and bloggers can now extend their services to the Apple iPhone through Plusmo widgets for free within minutes. Plusmo also enables users to create personalized widgets out of useful web services, XML/RSS based sources including news feeds as well as professional media, and user generated content such as blogs, photos and videos, and other Web 2.0 content.
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