Volunteer work, parade set to honor Martin Luther King Jr. - Los Angeles Times



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Volunteer work, parade set to honor Martin Luther King Jr.Los Angeles TimesLos Angeles will celebrate Martin Luther King Day on Monday with a parade and community service work designed to honor the slain civil rights leader. The 27th annual Kingdom Day Parade in South Los Angeles themed "The Dream Continues to Live and Grow'' …Obamas mark

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NOKIA PHONES HAS A WIDE VARIETY OF CODES WITH DIFFERENT FUNCTIONS.Some of these codes are listed below with their respective functions.     NOTE:Your use of this codes is personal and any mistakes incurred in the use can result to fatal consequences.So be very careful and cautious in inputing these codes as you cannot blame us for any consequences for misuseTHE DETECTIVE TRICK (Mobile Spying)
Now you can spy on anyone using… Continue reading

Nokia N9 coming to UK and Sweden through back door

Okay, so Nokia has made it abundantly clear that the N9 — the company’s current halo smartphone — has no future in the US, UK, or most recently… Germany. It’s quite the bum’s rush for the handset that could have been Mr. Elop’s shining star, but if you live in Sweden or the UK, there’s still a few

Nokia 701 ‘Helen’ gets a lookover from the FCC, likely includes pentaband support

If you like to play FCC bingo, pull your cards out for the next round; another Nokia phone has made it through the good graces of the US government. This time it’s the Helen — or, going by the new number scheme, the Nokia 701 — which bears the identification tag “RM-774.” This successor to the C7 is rumored to have a 1GHz… Continue reading

Nokia N9 countdown timer removed, confusing calendars everywhere

Psych. It was too good to be true — Nokia’s Swedish site had begun an official countdown for the Meego-laden N9, instilling hope within our souls that the gorgeous device would show up on at least a few shelves by September 23rd. Now, the timer is nowhere to be found, leaving disappointment, depression

Symbian Belle gets eight minutes of hands-on fame (video)

Screen grabs ain’t got nuthin’ on this one. Just as we savor a full set of screenshots showing off Symbian Belle in all its glory, a YouTube video of the unannounced OS strolls onto the scene with eight minutes of footage. The successor to Anna is seen here on a Nokia N8, which could be a sign that at least some existing… Continue reading

Nokia 500 ‘Fate’ destined for Q3, 1GHz processor and Symbian Anna onboard

If you’re a loyalist that hasn’t given up hope on Symbian yet, behold the latest attempt to keep the OS alive and kicking. The Nokia 500 is the first handset to usher in Espoo’s new numbering system and has a bit of firepower behind it: a 1GHz ARM11 CPU, 256MB RAM, and Anna are running the show on a 3.2-inch, 640 x… Continue reading

Nokia RM-670 screen grabs reveal Symbian Belle in all her glory

We caught a glimpse of Nokia’s new Symbian Belle OS on some RM-670 spy shots a month ago, but back then we were distracted by the handset’s impressive hardware. As if to correct our focus, the attention-seeking successor to Symbian Anna has just revealed herself again in a batch of leaked screen grabs, courtesy of NokiaBlog.ro. The pics reveal different-sized widgets in a… Continue reading

Engadget Mobile Podcast 096 - 07.23.2011

What other technology podcast hosts would let a bunch of fruity news sink into the background as they trudge deep into the waters of new Android and MeeGo phones? We think you know the answer to that one.

Hosts: Myriam Joire (tnkgrl), Brad Molen
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Daestro - Light Powered (Ghostly International)

00:01:22 - Sprint readies Nexus

Mobile Miscellany: week of July 18, 2011

Here’s some of the other stuff that happened in the wide world of wireless for the week of July 18, 2011:

  • Images of the Samsung Admire for MetroPCS leaked. Also known as the SCH-R720, it may be the first device with Gingerbread on the prepaid carrier. It features a 3.5-inch HVGA display, 3G, 800MHz CPU, and 3.2 megapixel camera. [via UnwiredView]
  • Rogers