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A perfect blend of simplicity and style: LG 200 Qwerty phone:

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Cheap LG Qwerty phones will be now available in the markets. Virgin Mobile USA has announced to line up the Qwerty phones. LG 200 Qwerty phone will provide a good battery backup and a talk time of up to 4 hours and a stand-by of up to 12 days. This candy bar Qwerty phone will have a 2.2 inch display, Google maps, email, Bluetooth and VGA camera.

This Qwerty phone LG 200 will cost $ 69.99 and Virgin Mobile's payLO plans will cost $20-$30 monthly that will be a 1,500 minute monthly plan. LG 200 Qwerty phone is a perfect combination of user-friendly features and low price monthly plans. And also, there are neither activation fees and nor long term contracts. LG 200 Qwerty phones deliver simplicity with style.

The Blackberry PlayBook Review

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Blackberry PlayBook is a portable gadget with a sleek 7 inches screen and a thin frame. This new gadget is a little difficult to use but one would easily get used to it. Blackberry PlayBook's navigational border is said to be unusual and trendy. It has an impressive touch-screen and QNX operating system.

This blackberry gadget contains no HSDPA or 3G. Instead, it has Wi-Fi, back-facing facing firefox add-on and a dual core 1GHz chip. The QNX operating system is an accomplishment and the blackberry gadget's dual core chip makes it very cool.

Browsing web in this gadget is a delight and the screen is of A-1 quality. There are many applications in Blackberry PlayBook. The only drawback is that the more you multitask in this gadget, the more battery you lose!

Telstra Targets Small Business Market For Digital Products Like Smartphones

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Telstra commissioned the IDC research as it prepares to launch its next generation of digital business products for small business. According to Tesltra managing director Deena Shiff a large proportion of the company's customer base currently works from home, and that is a challenge for Telstra to provide them with the same communications capability as big business, and to recognize that mobility is key.

The research has shown that there is still a lot of room for improvement in how small businesses are utilizing technology. According to Shiff, they are not making the most out of the mobility solutions that are available, and often find it difficult to keep up with the latest technology solutions such as smarthphones. A good example is that although 61% of small businesses allow their staff to work remotely, only 21% are equipped with network solutions that allow them to access computer files remotely. This presents security risks to critical data.