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Forget the Branding: Nokia's new 8800 Carbon Arte
Automotive-themed cell phones are nothing new. We've reported on mobiles branded by Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche... even Fiat and HUMMER. But some phones don't need a licensing agreement and a flashy little badge to appeal to automotive enthusiasts. Take, for example, the new Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte. Based on the already-slick-in-its-own-right 8800 series, the Carbon Arte edition is constructed of the same stuff you're likely to find in the most desirable of supercars: carbon fiber, titanium, stainless steel and polished glass. The sleek ... Read more →
Audi TT mobile phone lets you keep trademark lawyers on speed dial Chris Tutor
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BMW to go hands-free in the back seat Chris Paukert
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Forget the Branding: Nokia's new 8800 Carbon Arte 1 year ago on Autoblog
Automotive-themed cell phones are nothing new. We've reported on mobiles branded by Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche... even Fiat and HUMMER. But some phones don't need a licensing agreement and a flashy little badge to appeal to automotive enthusiasts. Take, for example, the new Nokia 8800 Carbon ...
Audi TT mobile phone lets you keep trademark lawyers on speed dial 2 years ago on Autoblog
This is likely the only car-shaped mobile phone we've ever seen, and definitely the first one shaped like an original Audi TT. The GSM phone features a 2-inch touch screen, 1 gb of storage, a 1.3-megapixel camera, and 240 minutes of talk time per charge. Unfortunately, it does not come with an ...
BMW to go hands-free in the back seat 3 years ago on Autoblog
With Bluetooth hands-free phoning trickling all the way down to the options lists of inexpensive motors like the Nissan Versa, high-end car manufacturers are searching for new points of differentiation in the telephony wars. BMW has taken the battle to the back seat, as rear seat ...
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