Abstract: A method and apparatus for a wireless telephone having at least two speakers include a first speaker mounted on a folder housing of the wireless telephone; and a second speaker mounted on a body housing of the wireless telephone. The first and second speakers can be a telephone conversation speaker or a multimedia speaker, where the multimedia speaker outputs a message reception alert tone or a ringing tone. The method and apparatus further include a rotary section for rotating the folder housing, where the first or second speakers can be mounted on the rotary section.

Abstract: A system and method of providing multimedia services regardless of data transfer rate degradation that occurs during implementation of multimedia services through a mobile communication network; including a main server and Bluetooth™ access points connected via the Internet, and a portable terminal including a Bluetooth™ module with wireless access to the Internet via the mobile communication network. The main server transfers multimedia data to the portable terminal via the mobile communication network or via a Bluetooth™ access point. in response to a service request, and the portable terminal typically receives multimedia data via the mobile communication network, but will receive multimedia data via the Bluetooth™ access point when the transfer rate reaches or falls below a reference value, thereby continuously receiving the multimedia data via the Bluetooth™ access point in place of the mobile communication network.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for a wireless telephone having at least two speakers include a first speaker mounted on a folder housing of the wireless telephone; and a second speaker mounted on a body housing of the wireless telephone. The first and second speakers can be a telephone conversation speaker or a multimedia speaker, where the multimedia speaker outputs a message reception alert tone or a ringing tone. The method and apparatus further include a rotary section for rotating the folder housing, where the first or second speakers can be mounted on the rotary section.

Abstract: A system and method of providing multimedia services regardless of data transfer rate degradation that occurs during implementation of multimedia services through a mobile communication network; including a main server and Bluetooth™ access points connected via the Internet, and a portable terminal including a Bluetooth™ module with wireless access to the Internet via the mobile communication network. The main server transfers multimedia data to the portable terminal via the mobile communication network or via a Bluetooth™ access point. in response to a service request, and the portable terminal typically receives multimedia data via the mobile communication network, but will receive multimedia data via the Bluetooth™ access point when the transfer rate reaches or falls below a reference value, thereby continuously receiving the multimedia data via the Bluetooth™ access point in place of the mobile communication network.