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The name Blackjack is (of course) meant to bring the Blackberry to mind and for good reason. The Blackjack is an email dynamo. The only reason we have ever recommended Blackberry’s in the past is they are email work horses. Other phones have had trouble sending email (cwmx.com anyone?) or trouble supporting corporate email accounts. The Blackjack uses Cingular’s new 3G network and it sends and receives emails very, very smoothly. Another important point, when it checks email (via 3G) it does *not* create static in speakers like GSM/EDGE devices (finally). The GSM static had reached a new low for me recently when I heard it through an electric guitar amp, not something I will miss. The email is perfect, but, the killer application for this device is VIDEO. Video on this phone is simply awesome. It features links to free video like a CNN feed that is about 5 minutes long and is updated about every 2 hours with the latest highlights. The video simply works and that alone changes t...

i think 100 out of 100 men agree with this. read more  |  digg story

A lot of people have been using a V3 charger with the 8125 in their car. Some of them have waited until the 8125 is totally out of juice before trying to charge it with no luck. This is because you need to have some juice left in the phone for the USB charger to work, otherwise you will need to use the home charger to get it working then use your USB based one for regular re-charging.

I am running the Scalix free Community Edition for my corporate email. The AJAX webmail feature is miles above competitors. I really like it and it has saved us thousands of dollars. read more  |  digg story

Instead of burning minutes on standard cellphone networks, the phones will make use of the global patchwork of Wi-Fi hotspots. Other models will be able to switch easily between the two modes. Wi-Fi not only has the potential to offer better voice quality, but it also opens the door to videoconferencing and other data services. read more  |  digg story

"The justification, of course, is the significant security enhancements in IE 7," Schare said. Microsoft recommends that all Windows users install the new browser when it ships, he added. read more  |  digg story

Tens of thousand of DELL business computers could crash IN THE VINCINITY OF A CELL PHONE!! Are your companies hit? Do you use any of these lines? This is the most bizarre and unexplainable computer bug ever. read more  |  digg story