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Rogers right behind T-Mobile, launches Nokia 5310 XpressMusic

June 2nd, 2008 by Gadgetboy | No Comments | Filed in Mobile Phones, Mobile gadgets, Service Providers, Tech Companies

Nokia’s 9.9mm wonder with the 3.5mm headphone jack, the 5310 XpressMusic, has found its way north from T-Mobile to Canada’s Rogers. In a best-case scenario, the phone will run you $99.99 CAD (about $101) on a three-year contract after rebate, which includes a 1GB microSD card in-box — but let’s be honest, we both know that you’ll want something just a little bit beefier than 1GB if you’re serious enough about your music to put this one in your pocket, so expect to spend just a little bit more by the time it’s all said and done.

[Via MobileSyrup]

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    Refurbished iPhones are an Excellent Source of Previous Users’ Data

    May 20th, 2008 by Gadgetboy | No Comments | Filed in Breaking News, Electronics, Mobile Phones, Mobile gadgets, Service Providers, Tech Companies

    It looks like you might have to think twice before flipping that old iPhone on eBay when the 3G version finally hits — it appears that restoring the phone doesn’t actually erase the contents of the flash, meaning that your data is available to anyone with the proper tools until it’s overwritten. Making matters worse, it appears that Apple doesn’t do a low-level format when refurbishing iPhones either — an Oregon State Police detective was able to use forensic software to pull files, emails, and screenshots off an out-of-the-box refurbished iPhone. This actually shouldn’t be surprising to anyone — we’ve seen Several Utilities that access “deleted” portions of storage — but since Apple doesn’t provide users direct access to the iPhone’s filesystem, it’s basically impossible to clear your personal data off the device short of restoring and filling the disk with junk data. Hopefully iPhone 2.0’s Exchange based Remote Wipe feature is a bit more secure, eh? [Source: Jonathan Zdziarski's Domain via TUAW]

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    HTC Touch Diamond released

    May 10th, 2008 by Gadgetboy | No Comments | Filed in Electronics, Mobile Phones, Mobile gadgets, Service Providers, Tech Companies

    HTC looks set to send a powerful blow towards the iPhone camp by releasing its HTC Touch Diamond, the latest handheld device in the Touch line of Windows Mobile touchscreen devices from HTC. This will oust the highly popular HTC Touch, but it will drop the QWERTY keyboard in favor of a full touch screen experience. Features are highly impressive, as you wil get the following with each purchase :-

    • 4GB of onboard flash memory
    • VGA display
    • 528MHz Qualcomm processor
    • 3.2 megapixel camera
    • Wi-Fi connectivity
    • Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity
    • HSDPA/HSUPA mobile broadband support
    • GPS navigation

    It will hit the US sometime in 2H 2008, and will probably be made available by T-Mobile or AT&T.

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