Get 100% FREE Minutes from Vopium
Posted by: Admin on: August 20, 2009
Vopium, the leading international mobile communications company, today announced its special “Double Minutes” offer for all its existing packages! With this Offer, users who purchase any package till 23rd of September will get twice the minutes.
Vopium Double Minutes offer will give international callers a chance to call their loved ones even more. With Call the World package users will now get 2000 min instead of 1000 to call more than 49 popular countries. Likewise for Call India user can enjoy 800 min instead of 400, Call Pakistan 500 min instead of 250, and Call Turkey 1000 min instead of 500. The price for all packages is only 12.95 Euros per month.
Existing customers who have signed up for a package will automatically benefit from this offer. Take full advantage of this amazing offer and celebrate your last days of summer with joy.
Vopium: The Key Facts
- Vopium is free to download at www.vopium.com; iPhone users can download the application directly from the Apple App Store
- Vopium re-routes international calls as a local call to a Vopium gateway and then via global traffic Carriers as ordinary voice traffic in order to ensure voice quality
- All new users are given 30 minutes of talk time and 30 international SMS for free.
- Vopium is compatible with more than 900 handsets across Java, Symbian, BlackBerry RIM, and
- Windows Mobile, as well as offering a complete iPhone solution
- International calls with Vopium can result in up to 90 percent savings versus traditional carrier rates; for an overview of current pricing, visit: http://vopium.com/tariff
- Calls made through Vopium are always routed using the cheapest method while preserving the highest quality
- Vopium Wi-Fi users can call each other around the world for free.
- Vopium users keep their own mobile number and SIM card, and maintain their numeric identity when making calls
- When a user calls from their home country, a local rate may be applied by their operator.
- When calling from abroad a roaming charge will be applied by the subscriber’s operator.
- Wi-Fi calls made with Vopium will not incur additional charges from a subscriber’s operator
Motorola Coming up with Android Phone Software
Posted by: Admin on: June 24, 2009
Motorola Inc.’s (MOT) flagging wireless business is likely to get a shot of adrenalin before the end of the year with the release of a new handset lineup based on Google Inc. (GOOG) software, according to one brokerage. Motorola shares are getting a boost from Bank of America/Merrill Lynch analyst Tai Liani, who this morning raised his rating on the stock to Buy from Neutral, setting a price target of $9, up from $7. The company is betting that it is. “People familiar with the matter” tell The Wall Street Journal that Verizon (VZ) and T-Mobile USA plan to offer Motorola handsets running the OS by the end of the year.
Both devices are said to feature a touchscreen and slide-out keyboard and a “social communications” focus. Which sounds somewhat compelling, though it would probably be more so if the market weren’t already enamored with Palm’s (PALM) Pre, Apple’s (AAPL) iPhone 3GS and its $99 brethren, the iPhone 3G. That said, I suppose there’s always a chance that Motorola (MOT), using Android, could turn out a handset that apes those devices and returns the company to the glory days of the RAZR or at least points it in the right direction. Continue reading »
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Mystic Theme for Nokia 5800 and Nokia N97
Posted by: Admin on: June 23, 2009
Here its really nice and lovely theme for Nokia 5800 XpressMusic and for the new and awesome Nokia N97 devices. The theme look pretty nice and color combination is very nice.
Free Best 6 Instant Messaging Tools for Blackberry
Posted by: Admin on: June 16, 2009
Seth Rosenblatt, CNET Download.com wrote on TechMSN that Even though it’s been around almost as long as the modern Web, instant messaging is still a great way to send short communication bursts without tying your ear to a telephone. But with great utility come buckets of options: Do you use Yahoo IM? AOL IM? MSN? Google Talk? ICQ? What do you do if your parents are on one service, but everybody at your office uses a second and your friends are all on a third?
Nobody wants to be logged in to half a dozen different chat programs simultaneously, which is where multiprotocol apps come in, to free up resources and streamline your experience by presenting a single interface for managing your contacts, regardless of their preferred networks.continue reading…
Nokia is Coming up with New Technology
Posted by: Admin on: June 11, 2009
Nokia are developing what they hope will be the future of mobile charging – Ambient Power. No, not a charger with a built-in windchime and tibetan prayer wheel (although that would be a big seller at Glastonbury, Nokia, if you are reading this) but rather a technique for using radio waves to remotely induce a charge into a battery. The Nokia Research Center has some people at work on creating nanoscale materials that can draw charge from any wifi, radio or similar radiation that is in their vicinity. Just leaving a phone laying around where there is significant radio traffic (eg near a wifi base station) could generate enough charge to ‘trickle’ into a phone’s battery. Continue reading »
Samsung’s Omnia II / GT-I8000 leaks early?
Posted by: Admin on: June 9, 2009
Oh look, something other than a Pre or iPhone… it’s Samsung’s GT-I8000, or Omnia II / Omnia 2 as it’s expected to be known by the time it launches. Spec-counters will want to listen in close ’cause the GT-I8000 comes packing a 3.7-inch WVGA (800 x 480 pixel) AMOLED display (presumably the same display just revealed by Samsung last week) with an 8.1 megapixel camera lit by dual-LEDs capable of recording VGA video at 30fps. The Lithuanian on-line retailer responsible for leaking the specs (which have now been removed) says we’ll see a 1500mAh battery powering HSDPA data with a custom “cubic” UI (looking very similar to the UI on the S8000 Jet) riding atop Windows Mobile. With a superior spec-sheet it has to be a superior phone right?
Pro MacBook
Posted by: Admin on: June 9, 2009
Not to be left out, the MacBook’s been updated too, and it’s no longer just a MacBook. Following in the wake of the 15-inch MacBook Pro updates, the 13-inchers will also be called MacBook Pros (because as Phil Schiller noted onstage, “At what point isn’t this just a MacBook Pro?”) The mid-range unibody aluminum laptops launched last October now have upgraded color screens, SD card slots, FireWire 800 ports, and backlit keyboards across the board. Prices start at $1,199, $100 less than before for the low-end aluminum MacBook, for an upgraded 2.26 GHz Core 2 Duo with 2 GB DDR3 RAM, GeForce 9400M graphics, and a 160 GB HDD. $1,499 gets you a 2.53 GHz Core 2 Duo, 4 GB of DDR3, and a 250 GB hard drive. RAM can now be expanded up to 8 GB, and hard drives can be upgraded up to 500 GB. Continue Reading…
Opera 9.7 Beta now available for WM devices
Posted by: Admin on: June 8, 2009
As Opera continues to chip away at its competition and gain mobile market share, you can bet it’s not resting on any laurels. The software company has just released its 9.7 Beta version for Windows Mobile and promises to render pages faster and with better compression. The new version also includes Opera Widgets manager. Do note that this is still in beta and will have some issues:
Opera Turbo in Opera Mobile is still a preview-feature;
1. Downloads don’t work while Opera Turbo is enabled.
2. Some settings (such as toggle on/off images) do not apply when Opera Turbo is enabled.
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Vopium v1.20.6 for Series 60
Posted by: Admin on: June 8, 2009
Vopium allows you to save 40-90% when making international calls or sending SMS from your mobile and now ENJOY 30 MINS FREE calling without registration to your home country without changing your current operator or SIM-card. You pay your mobile provider for a local call and Vopium for the international add-on.
It only takes a few minutes to register at Vopium. You just download the Vopium software, which takes the same time as downloading a new ring tone. Install the Vopium software, and you are ready to “reach the world for less”.
Vopium is a free software program installed on your mobile phone. When you make an international call, Vopium re-routes your call as a local call to a Vopium gateway and then via premium global traffic carriers to ensure top-notch voice quality. You pay your mobile provider for a local call and Vopium for the international add-on.
When you send a text message (SMS) with Vopium the message is sent as a small data package over your data connection (GPRS, 3G or Wifi) via a Vopium gateway. You pay your operator next to nothing for using your data connection and Vopium for the international SMS. Download Vopium
Will BING.COM dethrone GOOGLE.COM?
Posted by: Admin on: June 8, 2009
Synopsis about BING:
A New Approach to Internet Search
Based on the customer insight that 66 percent of people are using Internet search more frequently to make complex decisions,* Microsoft identified three design goals to guide the development of Bing: deliver great results; deliver a more organized experience; and simplify tasks and provide insight, leading to faster, more confident decisions. The new service, built to go beyond today’s search experience, includes deep innovation on core search areas including entity extraction and expansion, query intent recognition and document summarization technology as well as a new user experience model that dynamically adapts to the type of query to provide relevant and intuitive decision-making tools.
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