According to a telecoms supervisory body, Bangladesh is streaming its telephone service providers to deactivate almost more than one million unregistered mobile phone SIM cards by Sunday. Bangladesh has been claimed to be one of the world’s top growing cellular market place, regardless of a progressively poorer populace. Cell phone network operators were signing up service users devoid of registration formalities, until last year when the government conceded new regulations that necessitates the need for personal details to be recorded citing security concerns. The government had smashed the cut-off date back 4 times to May 31 to provide operators additional time to hold fast to the new rules. The country presently has in the region of 40 million SIM cards in operation.

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The Associated Press smacks off tune-up that delivers news stories unswervingly to your Apple iPhone. In a tune-up opening today, the Associated Press, alongside over 100 of its associate newspapers, will be distributing news stories unswervingly directly on to your Apple iPhone’s transversely all across the country. The service was primarily launched on April 14 in Washington by the AP. At the time, only 18 of the fellow newspapers were on plank. Since then, that integer has grown-up to become a strong 107 and rising, together with the likes of The Miami Herald, the San Francisco Chronicle and the St. Paul Pioneer Press.

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Griffin is presenting a peripheral signal booster antenna exclusively for the Apple iPhone. Dubbed the Clear-Boost, this durable polycarbonate case easily snaps around your Apple iPhone offering both protection as well as the much desired increase in your phone’s signal strength. The Clear-Boost promises to decrease dropped calls and offer pristine cleaner signal with this potential product that is available now for $29.99. AT&T’s “raising the bar” ad campaign does not really stand so true. At least, not inviting for the iphone users. ‘iPhone’ users in the Orange County, California area will possibly agree signal strength and dropped calls with the iPhone is frequent.

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The rumors of Dell resurrecting its handheld business have been surfacing for quite some time now. Ever since the company hired the former executive VP of Motorola Ron Garriques, they’ve been reorganizing its team for handheld devices. Converse to initial reports of Dell favoring ANDROID, the new Dell handsets are revealed to be based on Windows Mobile platform. Manufacturing industry sources in Taiwan, report that Dell may introduce a joint venture with Foxconn (OEM) to develop the new Windows Mobile devices. Recently Acer obtained Taiwan-based Smartphone market E-Ten. HP too has notable presence in the Windows Mobile device market with their iPAQs. So, if Dell does re-enter the Smartphone segment of the market, it would rather make perfect sense indeed.

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Japan will let loose a novel PC-like cellphone supported on the Intel’s new processor and Windows operating system Vista. Sharp Willcom launched the world’s 1st cell phone handset utilizing Intel’s Centrino Atom processor and runs on Windows operating system Vista in Japan. Intel atom guarantees to render more power for portable plans without overwhelming much of its battery living. Wilmcom’s D4 mobile phone will sprint on Windows operating system Vista and features a crispy 5″ LCD screen, Intel Atom Z520 1.33GHz CPU, 1GB RAM, 40GB hard drive, with connectivity choices of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, comfortable QWERTY keyboard, micro-SD card, WANSEGU Digital TV Tuner for the television experience and 2-megapixel camera for capturing the precious moments.

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