Showing posts with label BlackBerry Bold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BlackBerry Bold. Show all posts

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Android Users Get Tawkon Cellphone Radiation Detector, iPhone Users Get Radiated, While Waiting For Approval

#Android #Tawkon Cellphone Radiation Detector http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Tawkon announced that the Cellphone radiation monitoring app for Android has been released for free. You can download it from Android Market Place or independent Android App stores.
Tawkon is the only app to detect the radiation emitted by cellphones or similar devices at home office or the park you frequent. According to Tawkon, extensive testing coupled with RF calibrations only allow app on certain android devices, When I checked the list, most newer Android phones from HTC, Samsung, LG and Motorola were supported.

The app also runs on certain Blackberry devices like Blackberry Bold, Blackberry Curve, Blackberry Tour but that is not free. App is not approved on iPhone yet!
Tawkon lists following as key features;

Real-time Radiation Indication
Our tiny icon on your home screen changes from green to yellow to red indicating low-moderate-high levels of radiation exposure at any given time.
Live Prompts & Feedback
tawkon subtly alerts you when exposure to radiation rises, with simple prompts to avoid radiation just when you need to. Live feedback confirms that your actions were effective.
Map your Home or Office
Activate tawkon in “prediction mode” to see low and high radiation zones in your home, office or neighborhood.
Personal Stats
Dynamic graphical statistics clearly demonstrate how much radiation you avoided by using tawkon during the last call, day, week, month and six months.
The World’s First Live Radiation Map
The tawkon community is creating the world’s first user-generated radiation map. Our tawkon-enhanced Google Map shares the collective data of radiation exposure levels from our users worldwide. Contribute to this valuable collective information source by just activating tawkon on your Android!

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

AT&T Blackberry Bold Gets Visual Voicemail.

Visual Voicemail On AT&T Blackberry Bold
AT&T published today that Blackberry bold customers will receive an update that enables Visual voicemail on ther handsets. AT&T Visual Voicemail – a free* service (only for users on data plan) now available for BlackBerry® Bold® users.
AT&T Visual Voicemail makes it easierto check voicemail. Similar to looking at messages in your e-mail inbox, allowing you to choose the order in which you listen to them.
Visual Voicemail features include:
Review and delete messages from your Visual Voicemail or Messages inbox
Store up to 40 messages for 14 days in your inbox
Save important numbers to your contacts
Reply to messages via return call, SMS, email, or MMS
Share messages by forwarding via email or MMS
Save audio of messages to device memory or to memory card

Existing BlackBerry Bold users can update their devices with a software maintenance release (v4.6.0.508) which includes the AT&T Visual Voicemail application.
Visit AT&T

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

BlackBerry Bold Gets Visual Voice Mail!

http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
People with BlackBerry Bold on AT&T network are getting their fill of visual voice mail acording to BGR. The VVM is a part of the OS 4.6.0.219 on an AT&T BlackBerry Bold and BGR has gone and filled the site with screen captures to fulfil your desires before the real thing appears. Go see more at BGR.

Tuesday, November 04, 2008

BlackBerry Bold For AT&T Reviewed

Image from Crunchgear
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Techcrunch's Crunchgear has Reviewed BlackBerry Bold For AT&T. After going through everything from memory, network and software, Peter Ha had this to say;
"The Bold is unequivocally the best piece of hardware that RIM has ever put out. The Curve and Pearl series drew the attention of the masses while the 8800 series was the device of choice for the suits, but the Bold clearly appeals to both. It’s a more polished and refined BlackBerry than we’re used to. Is it perfect? No. If you’re looking for an app experience comparably to Android or even the iPhone then you’re going to want to wait until next year. But if you just want the latest BlackBerry then this is the one to get."
You can read the complete review here.

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