The Nokia 3650 phone, expected to sell for $450 with MMS capabilities, will debut in the United States in early 2003, Nokia said. The Nokia 3650 uses the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) phone standard. U.S. carriers T-Mobile, Cingular Wireless and AT&T Wireless--which have GSM networks--are likely candidates to sell the phone in the United States. Already popular in Europe, a technology that allows cell phone users to send text messages with a photo attachment is on its way to the U.S.

Multimedia Message Service, or MMS, is a technology that allows e-mails to carry attachments such as documents, sound recordings or movie clips, Personal computers have been exchanging MMS messages over e-mail for years, In the next few weeks, Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile plan to launch MMS services for cell phones, according to sources, AT&T Wireless and Cingular Wireless are expected to sell MMS-capable speck presidio ultra iphone x tough case w/ removable bumper - black phones sometime next year, an indication that both carriers will make MMS services available to subscribers, sources said..

CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. The new software allows mobile devices to print e-mails or e-mail attachments, such as PDF files or Word documents, from a printer connected to a corporate network. Hotels that cater to business travelers, such as Hyatt Hotels, plan to use the technology on a trial basis, Joshi said. SonyEricsson plans to add the printing capability to its phones, yet SonyEricsson Vice President Philip Vanhoutte didn't have a time frame for the service's introduction.

Wireless devices now offer a range of functions, including acting as a camera speck presidio ultra iphone x tough case w/ removable bumper - black or offering Web surfing capabilities, Printing was a logital next step, Joshi said, "It was something our customers wanted, It's that simple," he said, Yet kinks in the technology are still being worked out, Jupiter Research analyst Dylan Brooks said a California hospital tested the software as a way for doctors to update a patient's medical records or fill out a prescription bedside, Most doctors, however, abandoned the technology for the traditional paper and pen, Brooks said..

Mobile printing had a more successful trial with city of Toronto health inspectors, who were able to shave two weeks off the time it typically takes to issue restaurant health certificate by printing them on the spot, an HP representative said. The technology includes software for handheld devices and software for a corporate network. The network software is responsible for collecting documents to be printed, and directing them to the proper printer. HP and RIM plan to sell the network technology directly to businesses. The handheld software will be available as a Web download in December for free.