Youpark Informs - Tired of remembering all confidential information With only one Phone Wallet application you will keep all secure info in one place and have access to it any time.

Phone Wallet helps you safely store all the data on your mobile phone in one place so you can have easy access to your data at any time when you need it. Secured data become unavailable for others, you set your own entrance password, which is known only to you.

Even if your phone got stolen, nobody could read your passwords, logins or any other info even after making the disk dump. To be sure that nobody can access your data you can change your password often.

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Youpark informs - Get this video-ringtone PLUS a video-ringtone player! Personalize your incoming calls with this cheerful and funny video!

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Nokia 3250, 5500, 5700, 6110, 6120, 6121, 6210, 6220, 6290, E50, E51, E60, E61(i), E62, E65, E70, E90, N71, N73, N77, N78, N80, N81 (8GB), N82, N91, N92, N93(i), N95 (8GB), N96

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The BBC has made an optimised version of its iPlayer multimedia streaming service available for Apple’s iPhone and iPod touch.

The browser-based software allows UK residents to stream BBC TV shows to their devices using the wi-fi functionality on both devices.

ME informs - Following on from the announcement of the official Apple iPhone SDK, American Venture capitalist firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers ahs unveiled a $100m fund to invest in firms making applications for the device.

Backed by Apple, who ‘provide KPCB with market insight and support, the iFund will "be invested in companies with market-changing ideas and products that extend the revolutionary new iPhone and iPod touch platform".

"A revolutionary new platform is a rare and prized opportunity for entrepreneurs, and that’s exactly what Apple has created with iPhone and iPod touch," said John Doerr, one of the partners at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers who will lead the fund.

"We think several significant new companies will emerge as this new platform evolves, and the iFund will empower them to realize their full potential."

KPBC added that it will focus will be ‘agnostic to stage and size of investment with a focus on areas including location based services, social networking, mCommerce, communication, and entertainment.

Youpark features - If sometime you get tired of switching different modes or choosing from endless list of options and simply want to listen to the music - VITO AudioPlayer is the right choice. This easy to use Windows Mobile audio player runs swiftly and has the basic playback features.

Main Features:

Play single file: plays a song once

Play folder: plays all songs in the current folder

Play with subfolders: plays songs in the current folder and all subfolders

Play as an audio book: starts playing from the position where you left off last time

Of course you can’t listen to music without such essentials supported in AudioPlayer as:

Shuffle

Repeat

Bass boost

Auto pause on incoming call and auto resume after it’s over

You can also save battery power by auto switching off the screen after specified period of time.

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 Changes in version 1.15: press left or right for quick scrolling through the list of files

 hold & press on folder and choose "play folder" or “play with subfolders"

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EG informs - We’ve seen phones that push the boundaries of chintziness, but this newfangled MP7 phone really shows what humans are capable of when they’ve no motivation to assemble a decent product. Granted, most everything here is lost in translation, but the blatant "Blue tooth" logo on the front pretty much sets it up for disaster. Nevertheless, this GSM handset reportedly comes in silver or black and features a 320 x 240 touchscreen display, a 1.3-megapixel camera, built-in FM tuner and support for some form of mobile TV along with the elusive "MP7" format. Best of all, this marvelous gem of handset engineering can be had for $599.90 (or a dozen easy payments of $59.99) — we can hear the N95 cowering from here.

There might be a world of iPhone hype out there, but if there’s anything Microsoft knows how to do, it’s fight back with sheer brutal volume — and it looks like the WinMo juggernaut is just getting warmed up, with sales of 14.3m units worldwide in the past six months. Microsoft says the strong performance is based on sales of over a million BlackJacks and over two million HTC Touch phones, and that it expects to hit 20m WinMo phones sold by June. That’s an awful lot of phones — and with even hotter models on the way, we wouldn’t expect to see these numbers slow down anytime soon.

EG Informs - According to AppleInsider, it sounds like Time Capsule customers’ orders are in the crucial "preparing to ship" phase about now, meaning credit cards are being charged and units will be loaded onto trucks for distribution as early as tomorrow for some. Apple still hasn’t said anything officially about shipping though; just don’t be too surprised units start showing up shortly at your doorstep or in your local Apple store.

As the Penryn updates slow to a trickle, Dell is looking out for one remaining straggler by updating the potent Precision M6300 workstation. Starting today, users can select either the 2.6GHz T9500 Core 2 Duo or the drool-worthy 2.8GHz X9000 Core 2 Extreme, but curiously enough, only the T9500 is listed as an option ($370 upgrade over the base T7500) when entering the US configuration site. Nevertheless, we reckon Dell will have that sorted soon enough, and while you’re ordering, why not indulge in the 512MB NVIDIA Quadro FX 3600M, too? It’s only an extra $699, after all.

ME Informs - In 4Q07 Asia-Pac added the most CDMA subs, while EMEA grew by the largest percentage.

The figures, released by the CDMA Development Group (CDG), show the CDMA2000 user base grew 16 per cent in 2007 to 417 million. The EV-DO subscriber base grew from 55 million to 90.5 million during the year.

Asia Pac and North America claimed the majority of CDMA customers, at 49 per cent and 32 per cent of the global market, respectively.

Asia Pac added 6.2 million users in Q4 to reach 211 million, making it the largest net growth region in the world.