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Free Cell Phones Home > Cell Phone Accessories Read on about cell phone accessories.If you are in the market for cell phone accessories you know how difficult it can be to find the accessory that meets all of your needs. I know that I have gone through a number of hands free devices for my Nokia, because they don't work well, break, or get lost. If you have a cell phone that is a few years old like me, then just finding cell phone accessories at all can be a big problem, much less a healthy selection from which I can choose what works best for me. The first place to look when you can't find something you need is the Internet. You know as well as I do that you can find almost anything on the Internet and cell phone accessories are no exception. Did you know that there are a number of online stores that are dedicated solely to providing you with a variety of cell phone accessories and cell phone accessory options? If you didn't then you will be thrilled when you check out our list of cell phone accessories stores below. These guys are in the business of offering you the best accessories out there. A little personal tip from me: It may be worth spending a few extra bucks to get a quality device that is made by the people who built your phone. These accessories almost always work better than the generics you see at the gas station or grocery store. That being said, happy hunting for your cell phone accessories. So be sure to check out our pages about Cell Phone Reviews Cell Phone Accessories
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Today's Cell Phone Accessories Articles
Company to Offer Motion-Based Phone Charger
A company called M2E Power is developing technology that will harness the kinetic movement of the human body to charge electronic devices, including cellular phones. The charging station would be a small device worn on the body. Whenever the ... Question of the Day: How Much Money Have You Spent on iPhone Apps So Far?
An In-Depth Video Tour of Android 0.9, an (Almost) Great (Almost) OS
0:02: Main menu is contained in a drawer that slides from the bottom of the screen It's hard to pass judgment on Android in the condition it's in. What's there is impressive, but there are so many glaring omissions, at least from a consumer standpoint. There is a fantastic system for managing ongoing calls and system messages (via the pull-down taskbar) but no apps to take advantage of it. Email and IM would suit such a configuration beautifully, but neither is included in this release. And seriously, where is the calendar? The organizer? A video app? Youtube support? Sure, these things could be left to the developer community, but Google already has messaging, email, video and calendar services, so it's reasonable to expect that they be included by default in Android. Before a public release, Android should at least possess a feature set comparable to your average candy bar phone, courtesy of Google, so that the eager open-source development community can devote their effort to creating new, innovative apps and modifications for the OS. Objections aside, the progress is promising. In terms of usability, Android is much easier to navigate and customize than virtually all other mobile solutions. With a few more apps, Android will be a clear choice over Windows Mobile, skinned or not. You can download the SDK and play with the emulator yourself, if you want. Just a word of warning, though — explaining to your family or significant other that you're testing an emulated prerelease of an upcoming mobile OS is about as hard as it sounds. [Google Android, Android on Giz] MediaFLO Adds Channels to Wireless TV Service
Qualcomm's MediaFLO unit has added the MSNBC, CNBC and FOX News channels to its lineup of content available to mobile TV subscribers at AT&T and Verizon Wireless. Video Tour: Sony Ericsson TM506
Sony Ericsson and T-Mobile have teamed up for the first time in four years to offer the 3G-equipped TM506. Was it worth the wait? Low-Tech Bluetooth Hack Puts Callers to Your Cellphone On Infinite hold
This video demos what an Instructables team call a "quick down and dirty hack" that uses a Bluetooth headset to prank callers to your cellphone with an infinite hold pattern. It involves nothing more sophisticated than a cheapo Bluetooth headset, a few components, a modicum of soldering, and some amusing tunes and message creation. Your callers will then be treated to a "you are in a XX minute queue" message and your choice of irritating music. Now this wouldn't amuse me: It would piss me off, as I've listened to enough hold muzak for real... but your mileage may vary. Check out the Instructable if you want to DIY. [Instructables] Verizon and Google Set to Establish Partnership
According to sources cited by the Wall Street Journal, Verizon Wireless and Google are in the process of finalizing a large-scale deal. If it goes through, Google would be come the default search provider for Verizon Wireless's phones. In ... M2E Developing Kinetic Cellphone Charger That is Up to 700 Percent More Effective
AT&T, HTC Offer WinMo 6.1 Update for Tilt
Users of the HTC Tilt can now update the system software to Windows Mobile version 6.1. The update enables some new features, including Video Share and threaded SMS. The update is free. Android 0.9 SDK Beta Now Available: Includes Major UI Update
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