Friday, August 06, 2004
Siemens switchblade?
Have you seen this? its the new siemens sk65.
Now this is a hot design. Just when you thought phone design was exhausted
as a multi-function device, along comes another innovative design. What
makes this even more special is the fact that its likely to be the first
phone to feature "blackberry built-in," which means the phone will have the
required software to access corporate e-mail and provide exchange
interconnectivity in the same way that traditional blackberry devices do.
Lots of carriers have signed on to license and include "blackberry built it"
in future devices including nokia (which was supposed to be the first to
launch this..), sonyericsson, and motorola.
Fyi - the phone is triband and includes all of the features that enterprise
users need including bluetooth connectivity, synch ML, putsh-to-talk and it
even includes 30MB of RAM.
And the best part - no US launch plans! Look to brown bag it once its released in November. The price is still unannounced.
Now this is a hot design. Just when you thought phone design was exhausted
as a multi-function device, along comes another innovative design. What
makes this even more special is the fact that its likely to be the first
phone to feature "blackberry built-in," which means the phone will have the
required software to access corporate e-mail and provide exchange
interconnectivity in the same way that traditional blackberry devices do.
Lots of carriers have signed on to license and include "blackberry built it"
in future devices including nokia (which was supposed to be the first to
launch this..), sonyericsson, and motorola.
Fyi - the phone is triband and includes all of the features that enterprise
users need including bluetooth connectivity, synch ML, putsh-to-talk and it
even includes 30MB of RAM.
And the best part - no US launch plans! Look to brown bag it once its released in November. The price is still unannounced.
# posted by Chad Stoller @ 8:54 PM 
