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Free photo printing application from HP

Mark Peters
CES report
Saturday 27th, December 2008
Posted by: Mark Peters

HP announced HP iPrint Photo, a free application available on the Apple App store that gives the Apple iPhone and iPod touch customers the ability to easily print photos anytime, anywhere. HP iPrint Photo is the first photo printing application of its kind and allows for quick and easy wireless printing of 4 x 6-inch photos from an Apple iPhone or iPod touch to most HP inkjet printers connected to a local Wi-Fi network. The iPhone application is fully compatible with Apple’s Bonjour technology and uses the innovative Multi-Touch interface for the easiest and fastest wireless iPhone or iPod touch print experience.

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Cell phone recycling

Posted by: Mark Peters Sunday 6th, January 2008

Worldwide sales of mobile phones surpassed one billion units for the first time last year. 295 million of those phones were sold in the fourth quarter alone, boosted by robust holiday purchases. With all these new phones, the question becomes, what is happening to all the phones that are no longer being used?

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Apple iPhone home automation system

Posted by: Mark Peters Thursday 3rd, January 2008

At CES 2008 Show in Las Vegas, Lagotek will present its “HIP Modes” Sideshow home control gadget working on iPhone and iPod touch made possible by Ikanos Consulting Go Gadgets technology. This is the first technology that enables the use of iPhone and iPod touch for home control over WiFi and GPRS / EDGE. The ability to run Vista Sideshow gadgets on Apple’s legendary devices to control the home was made possible by Lagotek Corporation and Ikanos Consulting. working together to merge cutting edge Vista Sideshow technologies with Apple’s famous devices for home automation use.

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Mobile payment service

Posted by: Mark Peters Wednesday 2nd, January 2008

Mobile Payment Forum Member Companies AuthenTec, C-SAM and ClairMail to Demonstrate Mobile Payment Applications. What: As the momentum behind mobile payment grows, companies are providing new capabilities that bring a broader range of secure financial transactions within reach of mobile phone users throughout the world.

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Apple iPhone Conference Calling

Posted by: Dennis Hissink Wednesday 2nd, January 2008

With more than 3 million Apple iPhones expected in consumers’ hands by the end of 2007, Voice 2.0 company Talkster is delivering an special holiday gift to Apple iPhone users: simplified group conference calling all over the globe for the cost of a single local call. Although the intuitive Apple iPhone comes with a simple method for adding additional people into an existing conversation, the process becomes tedious and complex when adding a third, fourth or fifth caller to the conference.

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The mobile phone handset is part of our daily lives. Whether for business or personal use, the mobile phone is the lynchpin of today's communication. The Consumer Electronics Show once again exhibits a wide range of mobile products using the effect of mobile communication to the fullest. The popular smart phones have extended the mobile office to a large virtual work environment, and the number of applications for both consumers and corporate users increases by the day. The CES 2010 show demonstrates that success is not necessarily confined to the large studios, and that every designer has the opportunity to make his application grow to become a global success through the Apple iTunes App Store. The possibilities for the cell phone seem far from limited. Perhaps the CES show will illustrate what the impact of innovations such as 'Augmented reality' could be for the world of mobile communication.