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To: TobagoJack who wrote (62631)	4/24/2005 1:41:50 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

iPod? Ha! Check this out. Diabetic phone now demonstrating: Message 20613565 Photos here. mobileburn.com Updated Anita™ device feature list: Voice communications/Skype Cyberspace connection Camera functions [still and moving] Position location - gpsOne Multimode air interface: 3GSM, WiFi, 1xEV-DO, GSM, 1xRTT, OFDM, Pulsed monocycle, laser, Globalstar Multiband air interface: 450MHz to 3GHz Laser pointer and perhaps data function Radio receiver Clock Alarm Stopwatch Calculator and computing Flashlight Small flame [cigarette lighter] Radiation detector [see previous post 6668] Music player [downloader] with Bluetooth link to EarCell™ or cochlear implant. Fingerprint ID, Iris ID, voice ID, all linked to multipler ID servers around the world. Mirror, or high resolution camera with an image on the screen, with zoom feature for eyebrow plucking and zit inspection. This would be a magnifying glass or microscope function for inspection of bacteria or other tiny stuff. Mirror, for reflecting light. With ethanol instead of methanol fuel cell, the cyberphone could be used for wound cleaning, spectacle cleaning, hip flask and other chemistry functions. The ethanol could slosh around the inside of the device acting as a coolant by convection and evaporation to distribute heat from the ASIC. The water output could be evaporated for extra cooling. Thermometer Voltmeter Pocket knife Keyless door opener Remote control function [garage door, tv, car doors] Diabetes test Bar code scanner Vegemite dispenser Automatic, continuous, data back up to multiple servers around the world. Lose the phone and a new one is right back in business = an instant clone. All iPod is doing is proving the market. Now, Samsung, Nokia and co are going flat out to incorporate iPod features in cyberphones. Nobody will need their iPod. They will just need their CDMA cyberphone. It's inevitable. Mqurice copied from Message 20618742

To: TobagoJack who wrote (62631)	4/25/2005 1:39:29 AM
From: shades	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

"discussing what will should be vs what is will be inevitable" financialsense.com THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW what was, what is and what will be Part 2: Broken Resolutions by Jim Puplava Storm Watch Update, Part 1 April 22, 2005 As for IPODS - why not WATCH Cramers MAD MONEY instead of just listening to it - iriveramerica.com Look at all these great clips you can take along for VIEWING comedycentral.com "a device that packs so much memory, and functionality together with telecom abilities, processing, and retain form factor must not be too far beyond, and if can do background download of video, coupled with WiMax/Skype abilities, then perhaps you know what will not be necessary :0?" Smart General Chen - Apple won't be getting those profits - engadget.com Verizon and Sprint say no to the iTunes phone Posted Apr 19, 2005, 11:42 AM ET by Peter Rojas Related entries: Cellphones, Portable Audio As inconceivable as it must be for some people to imagine anyone saying no to Stevie J., BusinessWeek is reporting that both Sprint and Verizon Wireless have already said no to Motorola’s iTunes phone. Rumors about tension between the carriers and Motorola and Apple have been running rampant ever since Moto scrapped the handset’s unveiling last month, and it looks like the carriers, which are introducing their own wireless music download services later this year (BusinessWeek reports that Cingular, Verizon, and Sprint all have them in the works), are playing hardball now. They don’t see any reason to cut Apple in on their relationship with their subscribers, and they definitely see no reason to subsidize a handset that encourages people to transfer music over from their PCs rather than buying it over-the-air (giving their subscribers what they really want is always a secondary concern). Your wish is thier command: cellphones.engadget.com LG is whipping out a new phone, announced today in China at one of those ever-exciting PR events: it’s slim, it’s multimedia, it’s the LG-G912. Not about the let these finer details be glossed over, LG has proudly emblazoned the words “slim multimedia” on the phone itself — lest ye forget and start to take this phone for granted. Its display screen can be rotated in all manner of ways, with multimedia control buttons positioned underneath the external LCD. It’s got a 2 megapixel camera, TransFlash expandable storage, and supports Bluetooth and USB. It also seems to support thumb prints quite swimmingly. Click on for some more pr0n