Posts for 'Music' Category

Aimed primarily at entertainment tasks, the Nokia X6 has proven to be a popular handset since its release in December 2009. Its entertainment features include a versatile media player, stereo speakers, a number of games and 32 GB of internal storage which offers the potential can accommodate an entire digital music collection.

To navigate the user interface, a 3.2 inch TFT capacitive touchscreen is utilised which can display up to 16M colours within a pixel layout of 360x 640 pixels. This results in excellent quality display of the on screen imagery making it perfect for viewing photos and video files.

The screen is manufactured from scratch-resistant materials which protects it from everyday wear and tear whilst an accelerometer sensor is also built in to automatically rotates the on screen imagery dependent upon the orientation of the phone, allowing it to be viewed in both portrait and landscape forms.

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Nokia presented budget musical mobile, the all new Nokia X2 : The Finnish company Nokia announced on April 29 a budget music mobile phone Nokia X2 for India.

New Nokia X2 is a phone that aims to eliminate ancillary features  at low cost while maintaining a pleasant appearance and excellent ergonomics!

The technical characteristics of the phone are: 2.2 inch QVGA 262K displayable colors, 48 MB internal memory expandable with microSD, Bluetooth 2.1 EDR, FM radio with RDS, camera including.

A 5 megapixel camera with good flash that never hurts, BL-4C battery that allows’ standby of 540 hours or 13.5 hours of talk time. It will run with an operating system series 40.

The Nokia X2 measures 111 x 47 x 13.3 millimeters, weighs only 81 grams and is available in Black & Red or Silver & Blue.

We shall be able to touch  this product  at the end of June and  at quite affordable price tag of Rs 5000 only . The price seems competitive even though it has the classic touch so popular lately.

But for lovers of photography or who want to capture the defining moments with a good 5 megapixel camera  is a boon .

Yet another iPhone 3GS ad has just been aired by Apple. As usual, they have nailed it well, showing off what the iPhone is better at doing than any of its competitors.The ad features an iPhone 3GS running the popular Shazam app, showing it’s music identifying capabilities along with Apple’s instant Push Notification service. Is this something that iPhone can do better than others?

Check out the ad and see it for yourself.iTunes App Store for sure has by far the largest inventory of apps than any of its competing mobile platform out there. This gives Apple huge edge over all other major players like Android, Windows Phones and Symbian. You can follow us on twitter or join our facebook fanpage to keep yourself updated on all the latest iPhone releases.

Nokia is still the world largest phone maker, even if other devices like the iPhone and Android phones are grabbing most of the headlines.

The company unveiled the 32GB X6 music phone with the comes with music service late last year, but the handset was more expensive than many users could afford.

Nokia has now announced a smaller version of the X6 with 16GB of storage and no comes with music service included. The handset has a 3.2-inch screen and will come in black, white, white with pink, and white with yellow colors. The handset is good for up to 18 days of standby per charge.

The phone also has 11.5 hours of talk time and can play video for 4.5 hours per charge. The handset also has a 5MP camera with Carl Zeiss optics and dual LED flash. Ovi Maps GPS navigation is also included. The handset will hit stores this quarter at an undisclosed price.

Though the Samsung Stunt SCH-r100 may not be anything to write home about, those looking for a simple phone could certainly do worse. To its credit, this basic candy bar phone has Bluetooth and voice commands, but consistent to its class, a camera and music player aren't part of the Stunt's limited bag of tricks.

Fuzzy and tinny nuances marred overall decent call quality, but call volume held steady. The Stunt was made for MetroPCS and costs $39; it doesn't require a service contract.

Design - Make no bones about it: the Samsung Stunt SCH-r100 is about as basic as cell phones get. And that's fine, really, for the people who want a handset just for making calls. Standing 4.2 inches tall, 1.7 inches wide, and 0.54 inch deep, the Stunt's candy bar design is pocket-size and slim.

It's light (2.6 ounces) and narrow in the hand, but feels sturdy enough to take a few spills on the floor. We like the plastic backing with its faint black nubbles on the top portion and combination glossy and matte striped bands on the lower half--the only visual flair apart from two electric blue accents.

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T-Mobile announced Thursday a new Limited Edition myTouch 3G: Fender/Eric Clapton Edition android-based phone aimed at hardcore fans of the rock legend.

The guitar-inspired phone complements the myTouch's advertising campaign, which is focused around musicians and other entertainers. A few nifty features, including preloaded songs and apps, ensure that this new Limited Edition myTouch will make for a great mobile music experience.

The Limited Edition Fender myTouch is set to be in stores by January 20, the same date on which Eric Clapton's personal myTouch commercial will air. As the name implies, there will be a limited supply of these phones, which will cost $179.99 with a new two-year service plan.

The Limited Edition Fender myTouch 3G has a new casing, inspired by Fender's sunburst-finish. The phone will also have new accessories for further customization, including Fender-branded shells, a Fender carrying case, and a "Rock Dock," a docking station with speakers. The Limited Edition Fender myTouch also has a 3.5mm headphone jack and ships with a 16GB microSD card.

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Offering great overall sound and dynamic range as well as a microphone and the ability to control all recent iPhones and iPods using the tapLINE system, Scosche's IDR350m sound better and are more comfortable to use than headphones costing double the US$55.00 price tag.

There are two hurdles that face consumers when it comes to headphones: the first is the fit and the second is the sound quality. Scosche has addressed the first issue by offering S/M/L single and dual flanged silicone inserts. These provide unparalleled noise isolation with comfortable sizing ready for just about any type of ear.

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If you’re already familiar with Motorola phones you’ll know by now that their low-end handsets are best avoided. But if you thought you know how bad these phones really are then maybe you haven’t checked out the Motorola EM325. In the review below, you’ll be lucky to spot any one good thing about this phone that justifies its price. And if you do find anything, you will still be appalled by the disproportionate number of cons.

Design and Looks Motorola have always made good looking handsets, the Moto EM325 is no less gorgeous. This classy looking piece of hardware is available in only one colour- glossy Black. It looks great from the front thanks to the red and silver accents.

And if this isn’t beautiful enough, the back is simply amazing. It features engravings that we never normally see on other Motorola handsets. With the EM325, it’s clear that Motorola have strayed from their industrial looking discotheque-worthy designs for a more understated and subtle look.

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For most of 2009, Nokia was busy strengthening its Ovi Store, Ovi services and the more notable Nokia Music Store. It wasn't until Nokia World in September when it was revealed of the company's renewed direction and concentrated on producing quality mobile devices to complement the services that they've established.

For its entertainment phones, the XpressMusic series received a refurbish of sorts, sporting the new X moniker for its music-centric devices. The first two devices of this series are X3 and X6, first announced during Nokia World. It is only recently in December 2009 that both these devices saw the light of day in retail stores.

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After I purchased the first generation iPhone, I stopped using my iPod classic and transferred all my music listening activities to the iPhone.

Do you use your phone for music? Did you buy your current phone based on its phone features or its multimedia features? Today I’d like to tell you about the LG Chocolate Touch Music Phone from Verizon. It has Dolby Digital for Mobile, which sounds pretty impressive. Let’s see if it really is.

This isn’t going to be a typical phone review where I go through all the features and focus on phone capabilities. I’m mainly just going to talk about the music features of the LG Chocolate Touch. Why? Because the phone that I was sent to review hasn’t been activated for Verizon and I don’t have a Verizon account to use with it.