Mobile Voip application for iPhone : by Mo-Call

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London – In keeping with its strategy to support all users on all handsets, Morodo is pleased to announce that MO-Call 2.0, its mobile VoIP app will now be available to download for the iPhone 4.

MO-Call 2.0 is the biggest update since the popular application was created and approved by Apple to run on their iPhone devices. The enhanced app contains a vast number of new features including a new user interface, additional payment options and full account features such as call records, order history and SMS delivery reports.

Andrew Reid, CEO of Morodo says, “We are delighted to launch the latest MO-Call update for the iPhone platform and excited to welcome new and existing iPhone users to enjoy the benefits of MO-Call. With this update, we will continue to ensure we remain one of the most popular apps available on Apples App Store and promote VoIP as a mainstream mobile communication platform.”

MO-Call is free to download launched in December 2007, already enables people from around the world to enjoy cheap international calls and low-cost SMS. The latest MO-Call iPhone app is available free from Apple App Store & iTunes.

About Morodo
Seeking to re-define the way we communicate via mobile devices and the Internet, Morodo helps people with international lifestyles keep in touch with whomever they want, whenever they want, from any device they want.

Morodo provides telecommunications services to hundreds of thousands of people around the world through the MO-Call software applications for mobiles and computers. Simple and seamless to use, MO-Call offers easy access to free and low-cost calling for anyone, anywhere.

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Samsung Wave Bayern Munchen Limited Edition Price, Specifications and Reviews

Korean manufacturer Samsung and German football team Bayern Munchen FC have just declared the launching of the Samsung Wave Bayern Munchen Limited Edition smartphone. The special handset will be available across Germany, by the end of December for EUR 429.

Features:

* powered by an ARM Cortex A8 1GHz processor
* runs on Samsung�s bada mobile platform
* 5-megapixel camera with autofocus, LED flash, geo-tagging, face, smile and blink detection, image stablilization, touch focus
* video recording capabilities (720p@30fps).
* TouchWiz UI 3.0
* HSDPA 3.6 Mbps, HSUPA 2 Mbps
* Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n connectivity
* Bluetooth 3.0 with A2DP support
* GPS with A-GPS support (Samsung Mobile Navigator)
* 2 GB internal memory
* microSD card slot for memory expansion (up to 32GB)

Price in Rupees : Rs.36636 � (Rs.38101 with VAT)
Price in Dollar : $582 � $638
Price in Euro : 429 � 472 (Euro)
Price in Pound : 363 � 400 (Pound)
Price in Rubble : 17446 � 18692 (Rubble)
Price in Yen : 48460 � 52337 (Yen)

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uVoipit : Free Calls to US and UK Landline : Press Release

Below is the latest voip offer by uVoipit. Check there press release.

Thank you for using uVOIPit for your free international calls. The Holidays are here and we want to join you in the festivities. From December 20, 2010 to January 1, 2011, calls to all US numbers and UK landlines will be absolutely free!

Now you can call your loved ones in the US and UK for absolutely no charge at all. This offer is for existing and new customers. Hope you will take part in this.

Also stay tuned on our Facebook page for free coupons for our service. We wish you happy holidays.

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LG Apex review

LG Apex is a new phone from LG which runs on Android 2.1, surprisingly. Anyway, the specs of the phone are as listed below. We will talk about the phone after you are clear with the specs.

Dimension: 56.4 x 116 x 16 millimetresLG Apex

Weight: 153 grams (battery included)

System: Google Android 2.1, 600 MHz, Qualcomm MSM7627

Memory: 512 MiB (accessible: 102 MiB)

Display: Touch screen, Color transflective TFT , 262144 scales, 3.2 inch, 240�400 pixels resolution

Network: CDMA800, CDMA1900, CDMAOne, CDMA2000 1xRTT, CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rel. 0, CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rev A

Hardware: Slide-out QWERTY-type keyboard, microSD, microSDHC, TransFlash

Connectivity: USB 2.0 client, 480Mbit/s, micro-USB, Bluetooth 2.1, 802.11b, 802.11g

GPS: Built in GPS, Assisted GPS, QuickGPS, Geotagging

Camera: 3.1 MP

Well, what do you think? An Android 2.1 phone when there is Android 2.3 in the market? Well, even I thought the same. But we cant help it, the phone is made that way, maybe there will be an option to upgrade your OS. Its got a 600MHz Qualcomm processor, which is enough for a normal user. And this is a mid-range phone, there is not much high-end activity you can do.

The on-board storage available to the user is a little over 100 MB, which doesn�t really matter because will obviously be getting a microSD card and storing all your data on it. The screen is 3.2� big, perfect size, and since there is a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard, messaging is a brief on this phone.

But the one this I dont like is this is not a GSM phone, its a CDMA. So CDMA lovers have a pretty good here. The phone supports EV-DO, which is something like the 3G in GSM. So you will be able to use high speed internet on the device. There are other standard connectivity options like a microUSB port, Bluetooth 2.1, Wi-Fi and others.

The GPS will help you find any location you want on a map. And you can get directions easily. There is a 3.1MP camera, along with it comes the GeoTagging feature. So you dont have to manually specify where you took the pic.

Now, the pros are that it has a mid-range price tag, a good keyboard, great connectivity options and its Android. The cons are that the phone is really sluggish!! But the battery drains quickly.

[http://www.thetechcheck.com]

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Best Sound for your iPod or iPhone

     I was recently asked in a comment on an earlier post what the best or very good sound system would be for an iPod or iPhone. After doing some research, I found out a few things. One of them: sound is expensive. For good sound and features, you'll have to pay somewhere around $200.

Soundfreaq Sound Flatform

    You can get a basic iPod dock player with some moderate features for about $30, but you won't get the same great sound quality and more advanced features that you might get with the more expensive products. Before you read any further, you should probably answer this one question: Am I willing to spend for sound? If you aren't, you'll probably just pay $30-$40 for something that will play your music, probably has a radio, and maybe even has an alarm clock.
     If you want great sound quality, some sound changing effects, and maybe Bluetooth capability, you'll have to be willing to pay for it.
     For a great looking device with great sound quality, I would recommend the Soundfreaq Sound Platform. It has Bluetooth capabilities, a cool boxy design, and an FM radio. It features a cool cabinet in the side for storing the remote. You can buy it on Amazon.com for $199.99, although it is currently "temporarily out of stock". CNET did a good video review which you can see below.

  

Soundfreaq Side View

    
     For more portability, great sound, but less extra features, the Logitech S715i is a good choice. It can easily fit into a backpack for bringing it with you, and can last about 8 hours on a charge. It is available on many sites, but Amazon.com has it for the cheapest of all, $99.99. CNET also did a video review on this, which you can view below.

Logitech S715i

     More good names to look into are Bose, which is known for great sound quality, Altec Lansing, also known for good sound quality, and Sony, which has some good looking devices for about $70.
    So if all you wan't your music to play aloud, pay $30 for a cheap device that does that fine. But if you care about high sound quality, spent a couple hundred dollars on something nice.

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