An application, developed for Japanese second largest operator KDDI au, can help you decide the best suites or haircut to be applied. Named as EZ My Styling, this application is really useful, especially for those fashion people who would like to see whether he/she will be fit in to new trend.

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Yeah, the “Portable Viewer System” assuming that it would be used to display a full-scale A4 size pamphlet while ensuring high security using mobile phone functions such as remote lock and remote data deletion.

The display wirelessly transmit an image stored in a mobile phone through infrared connection and displays it on a 13.1-inch color electronic paper display. Since the handset will handle all operations for this activity, the display only has a power button.

The creator, KDDI R&D Laboratories Inc, claims that the prototype is the first electronic paper that displays images stored in a mobile phone.

[TechOn via Gearlog]

N70-B is a incredible mobile phone with a built-in video projector module. Now you can view you pictures, videos and the rest of you phone content on a 34-64 inch large screen by simply pressing the projector button on the phone. The projection resolution is 640 x 480 pixels and can be projected within a 1 – 2 metre range. This unique phone also supports external inputs like DVD players, PMP and even you computer.

Working under GSM 900/1800MHz network, this touchscreen phone equipped by 0.3 megapixel camera, 2.4 inch screen and memory card slot type with MicroSD card.

Get your N70-B for US$371.90.

[via 3Gweek]

This service is capable of maintaining the original quality of the content across several sequential forwards, therefore contributing to a larger viral penetration and increased incremental revenue. It provides operators and their content providing mobile 2.0 partners with the ultimate digital tracking and profiling capability.

3ple-Media develops, delivers and supports multimedia technology for mobile operators. The company is headquartered in The Netherlands. Asian, African and American markets are served through regional sales offices in Singapore, Johannesburg and Panama. The Company’s development center is located in Romania, with regional operational centers in Singapore and the Philippines.

Engineers at the University of California, Berkeley, developed an innovative concept to allow cell phone could be used to make medical imaging accessible to billions of people around the world.

“Medical imaging is something we take for granted in industrialized countries,” said Boris Rubinsky, UC Berkeley professor, but can be an expensive thing for poorer countries. “Our new system would make imaging technology inexpensive and accessible for these underserved populations.”

Rubinsky and his team came up with the novel idea to create a new system by establishing a
large center where all resources for operation and maintenance can be fully stored. This central location would be used to service multiple remote sites and collect the raw data from the patients. That’s where the cell phone comes in.

The phone would transmit the raw data to the central server to create an image and then relay it back to the cell phone. The patient can viewed it on cell phone’s screen.

It’s almost possible, Rubinsky said, and the screen size of a cell phone should not be a major impediment since “people are able to watch full movies on their iPods.” It’s make sense, really.

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