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What further makes these new range of Siemens Gigaset cordless phones unique is that they have been designed so as to allow users to send and receive SMS messages. In short, these phones are SMS-enabled. Aside from this, users can still make use of these cordless phones to make and take ordinary calls.

Of course, there are models and versions for the market to choose from. The Siemens SL550 cordless phone has been made just for those who would like to have phones with instructions and the meny in English. The same goes for the Siemens E455 cordless phone. But there are also other phones that have been made just for users who would like to see both Arabic and English on their cordless phones. The Siemens S445, C350, and C355 cordless phones are part of the latter version.

According to experts in this field of consumer electronics, Siemens is the very first brand and company that has allowed SMS capacity in the English and Arabic languages for phones with fixed lines.

Now, Siemens is also claimng that these new range of cordless phones have been made most especially for the UAE market. You see, these new phones have been crafted so that it would not break down and act up despite the harsh conditions of the hot desert. It has also been crafted so as to be resistant to dust, shock, and moisture.


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Jill Carron is a 32 year old native of Ireland and has a knack for research on Ligo news, mobile gadgets, VoIP and Skype and anything and everything about them. He works full time as a Market Analyst for one of the leading DECT Digital Cordless Phones, Cheap Telephones, and Headsets suppliers in UK today.

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If you do, then you are going to surely love this new set of phones from USRobotics. These new phones have been made to be compatible with Skype, the world’s most popular and most favorite Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service.

And what are they called?

The first one has been given the ID USR9602 while the other one is the USR9601A. But do not worry. As hard as it may be to remember the names of both these USRobotics Skype phones during your first encounter with them, your attention would surely be caught by its candy-like appearances.

What features do these phones offer?

Well, primarily, you can use these phones to use the various services that Skype offers. Not only can you use the phone to do SkypeOut calls, receive SkypeIn calls, as well as Skype to Skype calls, you also can be able to see who’s calling you.

What is the difference between the USR9602 and the USR9601A?

Well, the USR9602 has been dubbed by many as the USB Internet Mini Phone. This is because you can plug this phone to a USB port on your computer. You can use either a 1.1 or a 2.0 USB port. And then you just dial up some numbers and you are off to calling your friends and loved ones anywhere in the world.

On the other hand, the USR9601A is capable of doing what its brother can do. However, the difference is that it is not that small compared to the USR9602. And this one has been lovingly dubbed as the USB Internet Phone. If you will notice, there is no ‘mini’ there for it is not mini at all.

Are they already available?

Only the USR9601A is currently available. You can purhcase this for $49.99. As per the USR9602, the release has still yet to be announced.


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Jill, is a 32 year old native of Ireland, has been specializing on iPod-related articles, Apple iPods, iPod Mini, iPod Shuffle, iPod Nano and all fresh iPod News.

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What the Wireless PHONEJack does is that it acts as a phone line extension. This is a good solution especially when you have no phone socket available near your telecom device. Another function of the Wireless PHONEJack is that you can use this gadget to connect remote phones to VoIP ATAs. Meaning, you now can use the Wireless PHONEJack to connect any telecome device like your analogue phone, fax machine, conference phone, or answering machine to a PSTN line or your VoIP ATA.

Once you have successfully connected the Wireless PHONEJack, the device allows you now to use the wireless phone network within a range of 50 meters from the base. This is because of the DECT radio technology that it has. And, you also are allowed to add up the phones to make a system. You can add up to four new phones and still use them within the 50 meter range. But you see, the good thing is that you are not going to be running meters and meters of cables to make everything work.

If you are interested, the Wireless PHONEJack is sold in Europe for 65 Euros, in Australia for $100, and the United States for a price tag of $90.


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Jill, is a 32 year old native of Ireland, has been specializing on iPod-related articles, Apple iPods, iPod Mini, iPod Shuffle, iPod Nano and all fresh iPod News.

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This is most certainly a good thing. After all, many DECT phones and even some cordless phones that can be expanded by adding additional handsets can only give you access to your voice messages if you use the base. However, with this one, it does not matter which handset you are using.

Many people have found this new design from ATS to be very functional. You see, you do not need to go back to the base system just so simply check your messages. In fact, you can go on with your work wherever you may be in the house or in the office as you check any messages left for you. And what’s more is that this whole new system is very easy to use. Using this would be just like having a voice mail in your network without the monthly charges. And it could also be very economical for you for the main base is priced at around $40. The additional handsets can be purchased optionally for less than $20 each, which is, indeed, a very good deal at that.

Aside from accessing your messages through various handsets, this phone also can be used for over 900 feet of range which is a real good distance. You can expand the whole system with up to four additional handsets. It can be used as an intercom between handsets and you can also redial the last 10 numbers dialled.


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Jill Carron is a 32 year old native of Ireland and has a knack for research on Ligo news, mobile gadgets, VoIP and Skype and anything and everything about them. He works full time as a Market Analyst for one of the leading DECT Digital Cordless Phones, Cheap Telephones, and Headsets suppliers in UK today.

Source: http://www.articletrader.com ]]> http://www.articletrader.com/business/unique-ipod-holders-from-safaripod-are-hand-carved.html http://www.articletrader.com/business/unique-ipod-holders-from-safaripod-are-hand-carved.html Mon, 28 Aug 2006 00:00:00 -0500
And what could be more satisfying than seeing it standing safe and sound on a unique holder. SafariPod is now offering the market stands just right for your iPod. It is totally unique. And you will know why once you do take a look at those holders. Each one is unique and really one of a kind because each and every one has been created and labored over by hand. People are not machines so each creation is unique.

These iPod stands from SafariPod have been created in Kenya. They look like African animals and the list contains lions, rhinoceros, elephants, giraffes, cheetahs, and hippopotamuses. They have been molded and carved out of native hardwood. An adz, which is a cutting tool that has a very sharp edge, assisted the craftsman make animals out of a piece of wood. They can be used to mount and protect all full sized Apple iPods, except though for the original 60GB version.

But take note. These iPod accessories also do come with a huge price -- $99.99, that is. But for something as unique as this and you do rever your iPod that much, maybe the price would be worth it. You can contact SafariPod now for they are already accepting advanced orders for these.

SafariPod announces that come the 8th of September this year, these iPod stands would already be shipped out. However, they would be available in the US only.

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The only change that we all heard about from Apple regarding the iPod was last February when Apple had decided on having a 1GB iPod Nano. And for the succeeding months, Apple seemed to be living in silence and nothing was heard about the product. On this, the International Data Corporation’s, or the IDC, analyst, Susan Kevorkian, assumes, “It’s possible that we’re at a point where the path to taking the next step is less clear and less straightforward, even for a company with the technology expertise and creativity of Apple.” She further says that perhaps the silence from the company that creates the iPods may also be because the company is still in the stage where it has to make a decision on the phase out of its PortalPlayer processor. This, she emphasizes, could lead to further changes for the next generation range of iPods.

As per whatever could happen next, we all would have to wait and see. Though we do know that its competition is surely moving forward while Apple and its iPods are still not moving.

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