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Libanonski korisnici mobitela uskoro će se moći služiti možda najvećim islamskim proizvodom ovog stoljeća. Protekle dvije godine tvrtka u Dubaiju razvijala je mobitel koji obećava da će korisnika povezati s vjerom ma gdje se nalazio.
Visokotehnološki mobitel na preklapanje čini mnogo više od usmjeravanja vjernika u smjeru Meke iz čak pet tisuća gradova diljem svijeta, ima pohranjen cijeli Kuran te Yamahin sustav zvuka koji se može programirati da poziva vjernike na Azan do pet puta na dan.
Mobitel se proizvodi u Koreji, nosi oznaku i800 i prvi je proizvod tvrtke Ilkone. Ilkone, arapski naziv za 'svemir, univerzum' je tvrtka u većinskom arapskom vlasništvu, koja tvrdi da je prvi regionalni 'igrač' na bliskoistočnom brzorastućem tržištu mobilne telefonije, a uskoro planira otvoriti podružnice u Maleziji, Turskoj i Indoneziji. Ne čudi stoga da je želja tvrtke zauzeti značajan dio svjetskog tržišta od procijenjenih 1,3 milijarde muslimana.
Zaslon dijagonale prikazuje sliku u 65 tisuća boja, omogućuje korisnicima lako čitanje teksta Kurana, s engleskim prijevodom značenja nekih riječi, služenje tražilicom, igranje igara, pregled fotografija visoke razlučivosti i tekstualnih fotografija. Mobitel s dvostrukim zaslonom ima također islamski Hijra kalendar te GPRS tehnologiju.
Ilkone planira raditi i 'obične' mobitele. Očekuju uspjeh na tržištu budući da će izraditi tri dodatna mobitela do kraja 2004. godine. Model i800 će, pretpostavlja se, biti dobro plasiran u konzervativnim zemljama kao što je Saudijska Arabija, u kojoj su mobiteli s kamerama zabranjeni. Cijena modela i800 bit će oko 500 dolara.
Pooll wrote:Boze, jeli ovo religiozna tema?
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Religiozni islamski mobitel iz Libanona
Libanonski korisnici mobitela uskoro će se moći služiti možda najvećim islamskim proizvodom ovog stoljeća. Protekle dvije godine tvrtka u Dubaiju razvijala je mobitel koji obećava da će korisnika povezati s vjerom ma gdje se nalazio.
Visokotehnološki mobitel na preklapanje čini mnogo više od usmjeravanja vjernika u smjeru Meke iz čak pet tisuća gradova diljem svijeta, ima pohranjen cijeli Kuran te Yamahin sustav zvuka koji se može programirati da poziva vjernike na Azan do pet puta na dan.
KC April 19th, 2008
Religious devotees around the world enjoy expressing their faith with customized cell phones, which may play religious ring tones; carry scriptures; or provide guidance, content filtering and other services specific to each religion. These phones are customized and marketed directly to religious communities in various parts of the world.
Which of the world’s most popular religions, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism and Judaism (listed in order of size), has the world’s greatest cell phone?
While researching this article, I was unable to find a single Christian, Hindu or Sikh cell phone. I’m not saying they’re not out there somewhere, just that I’m “agnostic” on the point. I just don’t know.
That there is no Christian cell phone may surprise you. In fact, Christians lead the world in cell phone accessories and software, including cell phone stickers and cases, ring tones and Bible-related content specific to phones. So it’s easy for Christians to assemble their own faith-based cell phones from widely available “parts.” But, to the best of my knowledge, nobody is selling a prepackaged “Christian cell phone” designed to be marketed to Christians.
Also note that, although Apple Inc.’s iPhone is sometimes referred to as the “Jesus phone,” it’s not a Christian cell phone per se, and thus can’t be included in this little contest of mine.
That leaves us with the top three contenders: Islam, Buddhism and Judaism. So here they are, listed in reverse order: The top three religious cell phones.
No. 3: The Jewish cell phone
A few years ago, an ultra-Orthodox rabbi approached Abrasha Burstyn, the CEO of Mirs Communications Ltd., an Israeli subsidiary of Motorola Inc., with a proposed cell phone concept. The result is a phone that fulfills what the rabbi saw as a need to block objectionable content from the eyes and ears of other ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel, which by some accounts represent about 7% of the Israeli population.
The phone is inaccurately referred to in the Israeli press as the “kosher phone.” A gadget can’t actually be kosher, but it does come with the approval of what is, essentially, a censorship board called the Rabbinical Committee for Communications.
While most religious cell phones start out as regular cell phones, and are augmented with additional religious “stuff,” the so-called kosher phone has less, not more. It has been stripped of functionality and simply makes and receives calls. It can’t send or receive text messages or access the Internet. There’s no camera. And more than 10,000 phone numbers for klix services and sex hotlines have been blocked.
Here’s the best part. The phone offers steeply discounted per-minute charges when calling another kosher phone. But it will cost you a whopping $2.44 a minute for calls placed on the Sabbath. To the best of my knowledge, Mirs is the only wireless carrier in the world that uses its pricing structure to punish deviation from one of the Ten Commandments.
The carrier has decided, interestingly, that there is demand for phones with a similar lack of functionality among non-Orthodox but conservative Israeli Jews and Muslims within Israel and beyond.
No. 2: The Muslim cell phone
If ever there was a religion that needed a special cell phone, it’s Islam. The reason is that good Muslims pray facing Mecca five times a day. If you live in a small Muslim village, you’ll be notified as to when to pray by the “call to prayer,” which is broadcast loudly from the local mosque. Once inside, the whole building is oriented toward Mecca, so it’s easy to get it all right.
But if you’re a Muslim in a big, foreign city, which way is Mecca? When are prayers? And where can I find a mosque? A good Muslim cell phone solves all that.
There are several Muslim cell phones available in various countries. The best I’ve found is made by a Singapore-based company called Ilkone Asia. Called the Ilkone I-800, the phone not only plays its own call to prayer at the appropriate times, but points toward Mecca and plays recorded prayers over the speakerphone.
The phone also comes with the full text of the Quran in both Arabic and English.
The Ilkone I-800 is available internationally, including in Lebanon, Jordan, Qatar, Bahrain, North Africa, Singapore, Turkey, Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, Bangladesh, Iran, Pakistan and India, and it will reportedly become available soon in Europe and in the U.S.
No. 1: The Buddhist cell phone
The best religious cell phone in the world is made for Buddhists. This highly modified and rare Nokia N70 is currently available only in China. Like other religious cell phones, the Buddhist phone has Buddhist ring tones, software and other trappings. What sets this phone apart from the pack is the sheer beauty and detail of the customization.
The phone is reportedly gold-plated and contains a piece of jade called the “Buddha video button.” When you press it, you can watch a Buddhist video. Another embedded jade piece lies on the back in the middle of the speaker and is just for decoration. The back has an embossed image of the Buddha. It plays classic Buddhist music and 12 sutras. The battery, stylus — even the little door that provides access to the removable media card — are all adorned in Chinese Buddhist style.
If you’re religious, or even if you aren’t, enjoy your favorite cell phone while you can. Because even though each of these is small, pocket-size and mobile, you can’t take it with you.
Kao i sa svim proizvodima na trzistu i ovaj ce proizvod imati svoje zagovornike i kupce...Onome kome je interesantan kao takav i koji vidi u njemu neku svrhu, kupice ga i koristice nabrojano...Tehnoloski razvoj je toliko ubrzan i svakodnevno na trzistu se pojavljuje sve bolji i kvalitetniji tehnicki uredaji, koji toliko postaju dominantni da postepeno i neosjetno covjek postaje ovisnik o njima, umjesto obrnuto...Sve ono sto sluzi da pomogne covjeku, u granicama da to ne prelazi u strast prema tome i neku vrstu ovisnosti, pozdravljam...
Ikarbus će proizvesti prvi "halal" autobus namijenjen muslimanskim vjernicima koji idu na hadž...Srbijanskim kompanijama, ukoliko žele da se vrate na tržište islamskih zemalja, potreban je "halal" certifikat.Jugoslavija je za vrijeme postojanja pokreta nesvrstanih imala razvijenu privrednu saradnju sa arapskim zemljama. Za obnavljanje saradnje zainteresovane su i Srbija i islamske zemlje, prenosi B92. Halal je način života koji propisuje Kur'an. Mada većina laika zna za osnovno pravilo muslimana da ne koriste proizvode od svinja, "halal" standard podrazumijeva mnogo više.
Predstavnici industrije – od proizvođača mesa do proizvođača autobusa saznali su tokom seminara održanog na Fruškoj gori mnogo više o tome, navodi B92.
Ikarbus – koji je dobio "halal" certifikat tako će proizvesti prvi "halal" autobus namijenjen muslimanskim vjernicima koji idu na hadž.
- Biće odvojena mjesta za muškarce i žene, automatski će se čitati molitva, biće vode u autobusu i van njega, Ikarbus je prvi u svijetu koji će proizvesti tako nešto, kaže direktor Ikarbusa Srećko Nijenčević.
Srbijanska klaonička industrija već počinje da izvozi u islamske zemlje. Klaonica Dženi iz Novog Pazara je ugovorila izvoz 120 tona "halal" mesa za Kuvajt.
"Halal" tržište je zbog tradicionalno visokog priraštaja muslimanskih zemalja po statistikama najbrže rastuće na svijetu – 15 posto godišnje. Osim toga – dio se nalazi u najbogatijim zemljama svijeta. Svi se slažu da je "halal" certifikat osnovni korak, ali je potrebno postići i višu produktivnost i kvalitet, navodi B92.
Autor: FENA
13.03.2008
i haj ti sad ne budi komunista kad ti oni ovdje i vjeru kapitaliziraju, samo kad nam pocnu prodavat i halal krmetinu
