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Multimedia, Anyone? Check http://tiger.tv/more_info/?554 for your very own! Ready for the Future of connectivity? Check out the Nokia N81 Multimedia Smartphone. Loaded with everything you need to stay connected via voice, email, and web-based communications, this is a mobile media center in your pocket! Features like text, picture, video, and MULTIMEDIA messaging are just the beginning. This phone has a 2.0 megapixel Digital camera complete with flash and Carl Zeiss optical lenses. You can upload your snapshots to networking websites or even your own blog, with built in Nokia software technology. Connect to the web via 3G networks or true 802.11 wireless! There's also GPS functionality, in case you get lost. Want one? I do! Check out TigerTV Host Nikki's vid review, then go to TigerDirect.com to get your own!
| CA en forte hausse au T1 chez Innelec Multimédia (ITRgames) Très bon début d'exercice pour Innelec Multimédia qui enregistre au premier trimestre un chiffre d'affaires de 35,9 millions d'euros, en hausse de près de 34% par rapport à l'année dernière. Une... |
| LaCie plays home multimedia card (Macworld UK) LaCie has introduced another in its range of hard drives designed by Neil Poulton , the multimedia-focused Network Space drive. |
| Nokia Unveils Smartphone 'Multimedia Computers' (NewsFactor via Yahoo! News) Nokia has taken the wraps off two new smartphones in its N series -- the N79 and the N85. Both phones further blur the distinction between a phone and a computer, a blending that Nokia is encouraging by describing each of them as a "multimedia computer." |
| ?SKMM not ordered to block access to website? (The Star) KUALA LUMPUR: The Government did not instruct the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (SKMM) to block access to the Malaysia Today website. |
| Move to block blog 'not govt directive' (The New Straits Times) KUALA LUMPUR: The decision to block access to the Malaysia Today news website was not politically motivated. Instead, it was done as the website had contravened Sections 211 and 233(1) of the Communications and Multimedia Act. |
