MacBook Air: Bye bye ethernet port?
January 14, 2008 by Jayvee Fernandez
Filed under 3GSM, 4G, Apple
WIRED has released a mock up image of the rumored MacBook Air, a sub notebook that seems to rely on pure wireless connectivity. This doesn’t just mean WiFi, but maybe even 3G or HSDPA if we’re feeling lucky. Think of it as a really huge iPhone and you may get the drift of where the company may be headed towards in 2008. Implementing SIM cards onto notebooks isn’t a new concept. Maybe Apple wants to exhaust this technology to create something innovative. Who knows, really. We’ll find out in a few hours
Bush has different kind of distortion field
May 18, 2007 by Jayvee Fernandez
Filed under 3GSM, Unwired Oddities
If Steve Jobs can give Apple keynotes with the reality distortion field emanating from his iBelt, George Bush has a cellphone signal jamming field that follows him whenever he goes to visit other countries.
Conjecture around the phone-jamming helicopter has arisen as a result of its appearance in attendance on Mr Bush at the 2005 APEC summit in South Korea. Reporters covering the conference said that a Black Hawk chopper would shadow the presidential motorcade, and as it passed overhead mobile phones would lose touch with the local network. – The Register
I’d love a nifty gadget like that, especially when its …read more
Nvidia teases potential iPhone buyers with new phone UI
February 20, 2007 by Jayvee Fernandez
Filed under 3GSM, Mobile Monitor, Special Features, The Unwired Life
I’m sure most of you have seen this video. Nvidia released a mobile phone UI demo as an eye opener for consumers – an undertoned note to “wait and see” before buying a hip product like the iPhone. There are many ways to go about a commentary to this development. I could go on and say how cool the new UI is, with the eye candy taking up most of real estate providing no TRUE functionality as a phone. A device like this screams portable media player and gaming device all rolled into one. It just so happens that adding …read more
