Media Entertainment to Mobile Phones

PlayBOX (US) Inc. ("PlayBOX") (OTCBB: PYBX) today announced its plans to exploit the latest platform for media distribution: mobile phones.
"Mobile phones are the newest frontier for distributing digital media entertainment," said Robert Burden, CEO of PlayBOX. "We fully intend to establish a global mobile music platform to complement other distribution channels such as traditional retail stores and online downloads and sales."
About PlayBOX
PlayBOX is a media entertainment technology company that offers a wide variety of distribution channels for new music artists. The company targets emerging artists and small-to-medium sized record labels that lack the knowledge or resources to setup and manage their own online shop and distribution channels. PlayBOX offers them pooled services such as hosting, streaming, e-commerce, and digital rights management, and an overall cost-effective and professional platform from which to sell and promote their music. To better serve them, PlayBOX is aggressively growing its traditional (retail) and non-traditional (digital, online and mobile) distribution channels so artists can reach their waiting public even more quickly and easily. Through a series of strategic mergers and acquisitions, PlayBOX will become a world leader in the distribution and marketing of global entertainment media. Further, it aims to expand its distribution business to the exciting new platform of delivering content to mobile phones throughout the world.

FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS:
Statements about PlayBOX's and Delta's future expectations, including the completion of the acquisition of Delta by PlayBOX, future revenues and earnings, and all other statements in this press release other than historical facts are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and as the term is defined in the Private Litigation Reform Act of 1995. PlayBOX's and Delta's actual results could differ materially from expected results. Neither PlayBOX or Delta undertakes any obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect subsequently occurring events or circumstances. Should events occur which materially affect any comments made within this objective; PlayBOX and Delta will appropriately inform the public.

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Nokia and Rogers Launch XpressMusic Mobile Phone

Rogers Wireless and Nokia have announced the Canadian launch of the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic MP3 phone.
The handset is equipped with a 1Gb microSD card, and can support up to 4GB for downloading and storing up to 3,000 songs from Rogers MusicStore. The phone features diamond-cut music controls and chrome volume keys, which allow better access and control of tunes, and video recorder and two-megapixel camera with 4x digital zoom complete the multimedia experience.
In addition to two-inch display screen with 16 million colors, the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic features: Bluetooth 2.0 and USB 2.0 high-speed, 30 megabytes of internal memory, video playback, Nokia Xpress audio messaging to send voice clips over-the-air, and up to five hours of talk-time and 12.5 days of standby-time.
John Boynton, senior vice president and chief marketing officer at Rogers Wireless, said: "The Nokia XpressMusic phone is the latest in music phones available at Rogers, providing our customers with incredible mobile music experiences. Today's announcement reinforces our leadership in multimedia phones on the market - which is music to my ears."

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Samsung navigation phone

Samsung G810 Navi
With the introduction of the Samsung SGH-G810 Navi, Samsung introduce a mobile navigator. The built-in GPS receiver uses GPS information whilst taking a picture, very smart, which makes finding your way back a piece of cake. Only, of course, if you actually remember to use this function because a mobile phone is gradually becoming crammed with functions. Either way, it comes in handy when you're on the road and it was the key subject of the Samsung event.

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Get handy with latest mobiles in the city

When it comes to communication, mobile-phones have been regarded as the easiest gadgets to handle right from its discovery. With lustrous and trendy handsets entering the arena in Dimapur, owning a cell phone has now become a fashion statement instead of communication for most of the Dimapurians. From being a gadget for making a phone call, the mobile phone has become a virtual “portable office” which can send faxes, e-mail, and even surf the internet but these facilities are yet to get momentum in the city. Hi-tech, pocket-sized models outfitted with state-of-the-art multi-functional features seem to be the rage when it comes to persuade customers. With the prices of handsets getting sliced week after week, the mobile stores, especially Hongkong market is flooded with an array of latest models to choose from, depending on one’s personal need.Besides, the latest models of leading handset companies such as Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson and Motorola, there are few Chinese mobiles which have already hit the stands. Though these Chinese mobiles do not have a brand-name compared to the popular models available, Raju, a dealer said “these handsets are in great demand as their prices are very less compared to other brand-names.” Branded mobile phones are expensive compared to the Chinese models available here, but the dealer said “there are people for whom the price does not seem to matter.”The most selling Chinese models include “Itel” and “Nektel” featuring VGA and Mega Pixel cameras, Mp3&4, Bluetooth, FM Radio, videos, games, free memory sticks and some have in-built internal memory. However, Raju informed that “you cannot trust these mobiles since these mobiles cannot be repaired easily like the branded ones.” “Due to low price, many people come to buy the Chinese mobiles which does not even have guarantee,” he said and added that “besides Chinese mobiles, they also sell branded mobiles in Hongkong market.”Apart from the Chinese mobiles, there are lots of latest branded models in Hongkong market like Motorola’s newest and latest cell phone ‘ROKR E2,’ which is designed for the music fan who wants to store more than 100 song in 2 GB space. Other features include Mp3 player, Full-Duplex speakerphone, Push to Talk, FM Radio.For Samsung, it is T509, a thinnest phone to date in the world, measuring only 9.8 mm. even thinner than the ‘Motorola RAZR and SLVR,’ with Integrated VGA camera with zoom and one touch video capture and playback, Bluetooth, latest Edge for faster data transfer, 262k colour screen and cool speakerphone.Continuing with its walkman series, Sony Ericsson has introduced W900i Walkman phone that combines all fun for music lovers, with 3G Video calling and streaming 470MB internal memory expandable to 2GB. 2 Mega pixel camera, FM Radio, speakerphone, 3G for high speed data transfer and Bluetooth.Leaving aside the recent burst of batteries, Nokia has come up with ‘6111,’ a latest mobile phone that include GSM Slider a mega pixel camera with flash and video capture, Bluetooth Built-in MP3 audio player and FM radio with 64-chord polyphonic sound engine, speakerphone, voice dialing and games like Rally 3D, Golf Tour, Backgammon II, & Solitaire.

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