Gadgets and Gizmos World

Well, I was a fan of Motorola Razr V3x, and sure, I like this one too. Motorola Razr2 V8 Luxury Edition is a very cool and stylish call phone. Luxury is not overrated; this special edition Razr2 has 18k and 24k gold plated accents, on top of a luminous, black slate, vacuum metal finish. Not only that, it has a soft touch back, imprinted with a snakeskin effect, CLI lens with elegant pin stripes, engraved diamond-cut pattern on the sideband and a linear etching on the navigation wheel. All of that wrapped in an ultra slim 12.05mm design.
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I seldom backup my cell phone data. I only backup my data when I want to sell my cell phone. Usually I did it using my PC via my USB. I’ve never thought that backing up my cell phone can be done without using a PC. BackupPal is a portable cellular backup tool (the vendor claims that it’s the first portable cellular backup tool). BackupPal backups and transfers your cellular phone book contact easily and instantly. Who will benefit the most by using this versatile gadget? Read on.
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Nokia will launch Nokia N800 internet tablet early next year. N800 internet tablet will be WiMAX capable, powered by Intel Baxter Peak WiMAX chip. Not only that, N800 will also have a built-in GPS module.
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T-Mobile and Blackberry Curve just officially released cell phone package for $249 after $50 mail-in rebate with a two-year contract. The cell phone deal includes HotSpot@Home Service. Subscribers of HotSpot@Home can use one cell phone to make calls on the cell network, T-mobile hot spot and your home’s wi-fi. The transition is effortless; you won’t even notice it while talking.
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Nothing more frustrating than have the coolest and most sophisticated mobile phone gadget in the world but with little or even no reception in your secluded beachfront villa. Sometimes it’s only two bar, sometimes one, mostly nothing. But no more fret, here comes the savior, Cellphone Signal Extender.

Mount the external antenna on the roof or anywhere reception is good (or at least one bar) and run the coax cable to the base booster unit. You’ll get 2500 feet of prime signal. May give you a boost from one bar to five bars. Welcome clear and crisp communication, good-bye on and off conversation. This gadget comes with various models (800Mhz, 1990Mhz, Dual-band) different networks, so pick the correct model when you decide to buy it. Note: Not for Nextel.

Features:
Improve cell signal dramatically
Easy and fast installation with complete kit included (mounting, cable, etc.)
Works with almost all cellular carrier (except Nextel)
Comes with 3 models, 800Mhz, 1990Mhz, Dual-band.
Networks supported: CDMA, GSM, and TDMA AMPS, GPRS, EDGE, 1xRTT, EVDO - for 800Mhz and Dual-band), CDMA, GSM, and TDMA - for 1990Mhz.
FCC, UL and Industry Canada approved.

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