New Cell Phone Technologies Attract Customers
Back in June we wrote that Nokia launched a new mobile phone - the 3220 and apparently, one can flash pre-recorded messages or images. You can flash the message from up to six meters away.
However, the article actually indicates how much of new technology is introduced in Korea and one of the new technologies resembles the one by Korea. "Sun Data, a local handset peripheral provider, said Tuesday the firm had developed a new gadget named ``Air Beam’’ that enables people to displays text messages or images in the air. To start the magic show, handset owners need to insert Air Beam into a phone connector and retrieve a saved messages or enter a new one.
After pushing the start key on the cell phone, several physical shakes of the phone are enough to display your love or friendship vividly in the air." So there are some differences to the one by Nokia.
The article also indicates the possible convertion of text messaging and televisions, as developed by a company called CJ Cablenet. "Prerequisites for the new offerings are a remote controller equipped with user interface (keypads) for entering text messages and a digital television.
After people type messages on TV monitors and send them to CJ Cablenet, the company will relay them to mobile operators, which will pass them on to an eventual recipient with a cell phone."
(By Asia Business Consulting)
However, the article actually indicates how much of new technology is introduced in Korea and one of the new technologies resembles the one by Korea. "Sun Data, a local handset peripheral provider, said Tuesday the firm had developed a new gadget named ``Air Beam’’ that enables people to displays text messages or images in the air. To start the magic show, handset owners need to insert Air Beam into a phone connector and retrieve a saved messages or enter a new one.
After pushing the start key on the cell phone, several physical shakes of the phone are enough to display your love or friendship vividly in the air." So there are some differences to the one by Nokia.
The article also indicates the possible convertion of text messaging and televisions, as developed by a company called CJ Cablenet. "Prerequisites for the new offerings are a remote controller equipped with user interface (keypads) for entering text messages and a digital television.
After people type messages on TV monitors and send them to CJ Cablenet, the company will relay them to mobile operators, which will pass them on to an eventual recipient with a cell phone."
(By Asia Business Consulting)
posted by Andreas @ 4:22 pm
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