We've seen the original Levi's phone back in June of last year. The jeans company obviously think they can push its somewhat interesting device a step further, hence they are launching the more pricey Red Tab Limited edition. Specs wise, the phone remains the same, boasting the same 2 megapixel camera with flash, music player, stereo Bluetooth, and a microSD slot. The difference is in the color theme (ruddy scarlett) and the etching of a flying skull on the back of the device. And the price, you ask? It's 549 EUR (about $870)! Don't know about you, but paying that much for a mid-range device that has Levi's logo doesn't make much sense in my book. Especially when a way-more-luxurious brand like Prada sells its phone for way less money. Levi's limited the production of the Red Tab phone to 100 units, so they won't end up losing tons of cash, in case you actually care about their business…
[Via: Gizmodo]
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Recently, we posted about Gameloft's licencing deal with Ferrari. The mobile game developer is faster than we expected, and we have first screenshots to prove that.
Ferrari World Championship finds you racing in Formula 1 either as Kimi Raikkonen or Felipe Massa, and it's your “job” to win the World Championship or just race for the entertainment purposes. Three different levels of difficulty are there to keep you in the loop for some time. In addition, a pitstop mini-game makes the process of changing tyres and filling up with gasoline more pleasing.
Finally, true Ferrari fans will appreciate the Classic mode, where they have the ability to drive the 1951-era Ferrari 500 F2.
As for the availability, the game should be out by now, so check your favorite mobile portal to see when you can purchase it. You DO want it, don't you? More screenshots follow after the jump to additionally convince you, if that's actually necessary. 
[Via: PocketGamer.co.uk]
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SymbianGuru recently released AutoThemes application for Symbian S60 smartphones. As you can guess from the name of the product, it allows users to change theme automatically, based on the active profile or user defined time schedule.
Theme changer rules are adjustable in the sense that you can activate or deactivate the rule with a single key pressing, and edit time or condition of theme change. Theme change is performed smoothly and silently, without phone reboot or any other interaction.
AutoThemes is simple to use and for 10 bucks it will certainly find its audience, especially among younger population who like tweaking their phones all the time. Multiple languages are supported, including English, German, French, Italian, Russian, and Ukrainian… More information as well as download instructions are available from SymbianGuru's website.
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Yidsun has recently unveiled a couple of new retro-lookin' Bluetooth speakers under a single umbrella called “BlueBoom series.” Four models are announced - SPK-798, SPK798i, SPK799, SPK799i. The SPK-798 boasts 50W of power and also packs a subwoofer, while two other models (SPK-798i & SPK-799i) can connect with iPods and also server as docking stations for Apple's media playing products.
BlueBoom series provides a new wireless Bluetooth portable stereo speaker that offers rich, room-shaking and high-fidelity sound quality and has a sleek look & design.
As for the availability and pricing, all four models will be hitting store shelves in Might, with MSRP ranging from about $100 to $180.
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Recently, we posted about Gameloft's licencing deal with Ferrari. The mobile game developer is faster than we expected, and we have first screenshots to prove that.
Ferrari World Championship finds you racing in Formula 1 either as Kimi Raikkonen or Felipe Massa, and it's your “job” to win the World Championship or just race for the entertainment purposes. Three different levels of difficulty are there to keep you in the loop for some time. In addition, a pitstop mini-game makes the process of changing tyres and filling up with gasoline more amusing.
Finally, true Ferrari fans will appreciate the Classic mode, where they can drive the 1951-era Ferrari 500 F2.
As for the availability, the game should be out by now, so check your favorite mobile portal to see when you can purchase it. You DO want it, don't you? More screenshots follow after the jump to additionally convince you, if that's actually necessary.
[Via: PocketGamer.co.uk]
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Our friends from Mobispine announced a partnership deal with SmartTrust, a global leader of SIM software technology and SIM management, to reach more users via the installed base of 600 million global SmartTrust WIBTM browsers. In addition, Under the agreement Mobispine will reach 200 operators via SmartTrust's global network and provide access to SmartTrust's worldwide sales force…
Commenting on the announcement, Robert Vangstad, VP Business Unit, VAS at SmartTrust said: “This application [Mobispine] in combination with SmartTrust WIB will add important revenue to the mobile operators and provide the end-users with an essential mobile content aggregator service.”
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