While dual-SIM phones are nothing new, their adoption into the main market is rather slow with a small userbase. Most people either don’t have the need nor see one for having the ability to have two phone numbers tied to a single phone. For many, carrying two devices is more to their liking. Whatever, to each his own. The latest foray into the dual-SIM world comes by way of a partnership between Cellular Abroad and National Geographic. The fruits of their labor, titled “Duet”, supports two SIM cards, ships unlocked, and will work out of the box in 185 countries. Planning any globe trotting adventures anytime soon that require you to use more than one mobile number? $179 and a friendly transaction with Amazon are all that stand in your way.
Source: Slippery Brick
Sneak a phone into a UK prison? The dogs will be watching…err..sniffing…
The worst idea I’ve ever heard: US Gov’t to slap 5% tax on all electronics…to “save journalism”.
AT&T take note. If you’re going to kill unlimited plans, this is how you do it: 3 UK launches “The One Plan” — 2,000 minutes, 5,000 three-to-three calling, 5,000 texts, 1GB data.
The nerdiest wedding ring you’ll see all week: The Memory Ring
IBM Aquasar: A supercomputer “chilled” with hot water…
Orange’s latest eco-friendly phone charger comes in a boot.
VeriFone iPhone attachment and app review. [Review]
The “Mobile Rak” by New PC Gadgets (Review)
On June 18th, 2009 at 10:15 am
