Cortado informs – Now you can forward e-mail attachments as fax at high speed using your mobile phone. You can create and send faxes using fax templates.

Fax transmissions still play an important part in modern business communication. A fax is still excellently suited for putting lengthy documents on paper, such as from a hotel fax machine while travelling.

The Cortado Fax Premium provides you with a reliable and speedy fax service, allowing you to send faxes directly from your BlackBerry while on the go by using modern data networks. Forward e-mail attachments to any fax machine or create your own faxes on your BlackBerry. Access and read any e-mail attachment in true format as fax printout wherever you are with Cortado!

No setup fee! No page limitations! Fax as many and as lengthy documents you like!

The Cortado Fax Premium Service is a subscription-based service with a monthly flat fee. You need to download the Cortado Client onto your BlackBerry and connect to the Cortado Server for activating the service.

Test for free!

After the successful download and installation of the Cortado Client for BlackBerry you can test the Cortado Fax Premium Service 10 days for free. When buying, use your activation key to register for your 3-months prepaid subscription!

All Cortado Premium Services are also available as in-house Enterprise Solutions.

Supported devices

The Cortado Fax Premium Service can be used with BlackBerry handhelds with a firmware version 4.2 or higher. Furthermore, ONE of the following two requirements must be met to be able to connect to the Cortado hosting center and to use the Cortado services:

• You are connected to a BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) in your company*, AND/ OR
• Your handheld supports the BlackBerry Internet Browsing Service (BIS-B).
• For the BES to connect with the Cortado hosting center, the BES must be configured so that it can communicate outwardly via port 4001 and port 443. Please refer to your IT administrator.

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There is a great news for people who like to use internet over their cellphones. Opera has announced version 4.1 of the Opera Mini mobile web browser. Yes folks, Opera Mini is still alive and I assume more mobile phone users will be using it as it’s a simple, hassle-free, no-strings-attached mobile web browser that works with a wide variety of phones. I’m still using Opera Mini with my trusty old Sony Ericsson P990i, so I’m definitely excited about the update to version 4.1.

So, what’s in store for all of us with this latest version, Opera says - faster features. Opera Mini 4.1 receives request for web pages 50% faster than the old version, faster searching within a web page, faster web site upload and faster file uploading and downloading. In addition, when typing web addresses, Opera Mini 4.1 now suggests completions based on bookmarked sites and browsing history.

Opera Mini 4.1 also received special features for phones with JSR-75. We can now upload and download files using the browser without getting re-routed to the phone’s native browser, upload blogs even while on the go, upload photos, add attachments to web-based email and download other non media-rich content to our mobile phones. In addition, we can also save pages for viewing offline.

To download Opera Mini 4.1, visit here. To download mobile games and Applications, try Youpark. 

Via [Gadgetell]

Sellit has developed a wonderful application for Winodws Mobile users. Mobile SystemPanel 2009 Standard let you see important information about battery, memory, network on a panel based homescreen. You will be inspired by the beautiful butterfly design which let your device look pretty.

• Optimized for QVGA and VGA device resolutions (320×240, 640×480)!
• See also Mobile SystemPanel 2009 Standard - Square for square type device resolutions (240×240, 320×320)
• All important information about battery, memory and network on the panel based homescreen.
• Beautiful butterfly design
• Compatible with Pocket PC 2002 up to Windows Mobile 6.1*
• Compatible with Storage Card installation

Mobile SystemPanel 2009 Standard is fully compatible with all Pocket PC devices with installed Compact.net Framework. Compatible with PPC 2002, WM 2003 (SE), WM 5.0, WM 6.0, WM 6.1.

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GM informs – E Ink has now announced availability of its next generation segmented display cells (SDC). The new SDCs are 40% thinner with a wider operational temperature range and increased flexibility for repetitive 3-D bends or 2-D conformable solutions.

The SDC products are simple digit, icon and alpha-numeric displays, offering excellent readability in a paper-thin form factor that uses minimal battery power. The latest generation of E Ink SDCs offer three height levels, depending on backplane configuration: thin PET 330 microns, PET 380 microns, or PI 375 microns. PET options provide 200 micron design rules for the art work or space and trace of 8 mils by 8 mils. The finer pitch PI option uses 100 micron design rules for 4 mils by 4 mils. Increased temperature ranges with operations from -10°C to 60°C, and storage from –25°C to 75°C. Odd shapes are now also possible, meaning non-rectangular unique shapes including holes, curves, and other non-standard designs. Additionally, E Ink’s SDC platform provides viewable angle of nearly 180° and can be viewed under a variety of lighting conditions from direct sun to low-level ambient light. E Ink’s Vizplex based electronic paper solutions are bistable, reflective displays which enable the image to remain for over a year with zero power.

Applications for this next-gen technology include consumer electronics, PC-accessory, display smartcards, capacity indicators, electronic shelf labels, signage and communications applications. The SDC displays use the same E Ink Vizplex technology that is in popular electronic book devices such as the Amazon Kindle, SONY Reader and iRex iLiad. Watches are also able to utilize this technology - in December last year Art Technology launched its Phosphor branded luxury watches utilizing E Ink’s electronic paper for the displays. See the picture underneath.

RF Informs – You’ve got to hand it to the big G., they certainly seem to walk the walk as well as talk it. These cute little wireless mini meeces have a WiFi dongle safely stored on-board, feature an 800dpi resolution and are made of recycled plastic, so you can think green while using the blue. Or red. Hey, even the packaging is recycled. Move along, folks, there’s no evil being done here. $19.20.

 The lightweight wireless optical mouse is portable enough to go anywhere and has a WIFI dongle stored inside for easy USB connectivity to your notebook computer. Built out of recycled plastic, this earth-friendly Google mouse comes in two familiar colors (blue & red) and uses a scroll wheel with 800 Dpi resolution for optimal speed. The packaging is also made from recycled materials. Accessories include two AAA batteries and instruction manual. One can not live without commending the way Google did it.

Herocraft is very famous for development of games for Java based mobile phones. Gold winner of Samsung Game Development Contest 2007, the unique project, with combined genres of strategy and puzzle, reveals all of the dark corners of the criminal world. Just taste the illegal freedom and feel yourself in shoes of criminal boss!

Hi, I’ve got a job for you. It will be an easy task — a little jeweller’s burglary. Also one antiquarian will need to be looked in on. We’ll make “an inspection of his collection”… Well, what do you say?”

We don’t call anyone to break the law, we don’t teach you how to take away money and we don’t give advice on how to grow rich fast… but we present $tolen In $ixty $econds — you’ve never played a game like it!

The variation of tasks, ease of gameplay and the stunning brain twisting quests are the components of a cocktail which will suit even the most carping gamer’s tastes. This unique project, with combined genres of strategy and puzzle, reveals all of thevdark corners of the criminal world. Just taste the illegal freedom and take a walk in the reality without any bans. You will seek out executors for the intended robbery, supply them with the appropriate equipment, plan their activities, pay intelligencers and take care of many aspects of your quest.

Game features:

• A combination of stepwise planning of a burglary and the action itself in real-time mode
• 12 thieves tools
• Increasingly complex quests
• About two dozen original operations
• Smart sound and vivid graphics
• Realistic atmosphere from a real gangster’s den

Source: IM

It is not only Blackberry Curve that reached Verizon ahead of schedule but also Samsung. Samsung Glyde joins the party with its glossy surface and the full QWERTY keyboard. Actually, our earlier story was right. The Glyde will hit the Verizon offering within the next 48 hours, but that doesn’t stop you from annoying the carrier’s sales representatives.

In the meantime, let me recap the specs. There’s a 2 megapixel camera with digital zoom, GPS, stereo Bluetooth, large 240×440 pixels screen, microSD memory card slot. Supported services include V CAST Music and Video, as well as VZ Navigator. Pricing is not available at the moment.

Source: IM

After a long journey of rumors, now we can experience new invention of HTC who announces today all came down to one single device - the HTC Touch Diamond. The device features the latest HTC Touch 3D interface (codenamed HTC Manila), which was also showcased officially for the first time today. The HTC Diamond is extremely touch-optimized - a route Windows Mobile should have taken a long time ago.

We’ve already told you about the tons of HTC devices that were expected today. Only the HTC Touch Diamond was announced at the HTC event in London which is a bit of disappointment. The device itself is nothing near a disappointment however.

Powered by Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro, the HTC Touch Diamond packs a 2.8-inch VGA display and is extremely thin at 11.5mm. It has a built-in accelerometer which allows screen auto rotation - another feature that should have been on-board a long time ago. A GPS receiver, Wi-Fi and a 3.2 megapixel auto focus camera add to the lengthy specs sheet.

The HTC Touch Diamond will run on a Qualcomm MSM7201A 528 MHz processor and will have 192MB DDR SDRAM. Additionally, it would have the sweet 4GB of storage memory (no memory card slot though). FM radio with RDS and a proprietary HTC mini-USB port are also on board along with Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR.

The highlight of the new HTC Touch 3D user interface will be the web capabilities - smart desktop-like rendering and superb touch navigation through web pages and hyperlinks. Besides Wi-Fi the HTC Touch Diamond will also make use of dual-band UMTS support plus HSDPA 7.2 Mbps. Lets wish to touch new HTC Touch Diamond in near future.

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PDAS NEWS informs – BlackBerry 9000 is hardly 8 hours old, and the BG is already continuing from last week on his BlackBerry news-breaking streak - if loose lips sink ships then you gotta think somebody at RIM must be starting to get worried. Is a BlackBerry 9000 on its way that doesn’t have 3G?! Apparently that could be the case! In CrackBerry.com Podcast Episode 008, Craig and I spend a few minutes talking about the potential coming of a 3G-less 9000, though from the info we had to work with we were thinking it was maybe codenamed "Javelin" (which now that it seems were wrong I can’t help but wonder what the heck Javelin may be?!). Why release a 3G-less 9000? Most likely to bring down the cost of the device (cheaper chipset) with this model  squarely aimed at being the direct replacement for the current 8800 series. Hope more details will be available pretty soon.

Rumor has it that Microsoft’s Xbox 360 HD DVD add-on, which has been seen as slightly less valuable since Toshiba pulled the plug on the once mighty red format, has stooped to €9.99 across the pond. For those not savvy on the absurd devaluation of the US dollar, we’re talking $15.47 — and that’s with a Media Center remote bundled in, too. We’re totally straight-faced when we say that’s actually not a half bad deal if you’re a fan of the media already out there, but the parsimonious among us are definitely waiting for these to come bundled with our favorite cereals before pulling the trigger.

Via [EG]