Posts for 'Cell Phones' Category

Nokia E72 is one of the compact phone. Nokia phones are known for durability and easy handling features. Nokia E72 is a 3g phone which provides you all the latest feature. You can get this phone on almost all the networks including Orange, O2, Vodafone, Virgin and T-mobile. Orange is one of the leading network among UK market. Orange Nokia mobile phones provides you with the best offers. These offers can be free text, free minutes and cheap call rates. There are various  mobile phone deals  provided by orange. Be it Contract , Pay as you go or Sim free deals. These mobile phones are attracting every class of users.

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Samsung has launched its HD video compatible HMX-E10 camcorder and Wi-Fi enabled ST80 digital camera. A Swivel lens Camcorder, HMX-E10 has 270-degree swivel lens for users to capture video from nearly any angle.

The camcorder captures full HD 1920 by 1080 video at 30 frames per second along with it being compatible to be used as still camera armed with eight megapixels.

The camcorder also has fitted a 2.7 inch LCD touchscreen display along with two connectivity options: HDMI output and USB. The camcorder comes pre-loaded with Samsung’s intelli-studio video editing and sharing program.

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Microsoft is putting an end to the Kin phones, social-media handsets aimed at teens and early twentysomethings.

Though they received favorable reviews, the phones were hampered by high-priced data plans, and caused market confusion on the eve of the hotly anticipated Windows Phone 7 launch.

The initial scoop came on Wednesday from the tech blog Gizmodo, but was soon followed by a statement from Microsoft, which cited the need to focus on a platform that can compete with Apple's iPhone and Google's Android:

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Sony Ericsson did an excellent job of reawakening the Walkman brand a few years ago, with a range of stylish music phones and bundled services.

Today, it unveiled the latest model: the Yendo. It’s the first ‘full touchscreen’ Walkman handset, as opposed to recent models like the W960i, which paired a touchscreen with a traditional physical keypad.

On the face of it, the Yendo is pretty nifty. It’s got a 2.6-inch touchscreen, preloaded Facebook and Twitter apps, and Sony Ericsson’s full range of music software.

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Samsung introduces Samsung Star Nano 3G phone in India: Renowned mobile manufacture company Samsung introduces its latest handset Samsung Star Nano to hit the Indian market. This handset is considered as the most affordable full touch handset comapared to other 3G services available in the country.

Bundled with manifold range of specifications and features, this handset is available in the Indian market at a price tag of Rs 7, 320. This is a compact handset which comes in a beautiful curvilinear design and is preloaded with features such as 2.6” touch screen, 3G service, faster internet connectivity, amazing sound quality, faster download speed, and high speed browsing.

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Dual SIM mobile phones seem to be the the in-thing at the moment. We have had a flurry of dual SIM mobile phone launches over the past few months. Now, Lemon Mobiles has added another impressive handset to the ever growing list.The Lemon Duo401 is a stylish handset with a metallic finish and a 2.6 inch TFT screen having a resolution of 176×220.

The dual SIM (GSM+GSM) handset has all the basic features you can expect from a phone in its price range. It is capable of playing MP3, MP4, 3GP and AVI audio and video files. The GPRS enabled device supports up to 2GB of expandable memory (microSD) and features FM radio, java, voice recorder, USB connectivity and up to 500 phone book entries. It also has a some unique features like shake for music, which can be used to change tracks by simply shaking the handset. The battery is capable of providing up to 4 hours of talk time and 360 hours of standby time.

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The good: The LG Fathom is solidly constructed with a bright display and a roomy QWERTY keyboard. It comes with Windows Mobile 6.5.3, and has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS. It supports CDMA and GSM networks for use worldwide.

The bad: The LG Fathom's resistive touch-screen display is not as intuitive as we would like. We also noticed slight sluggishness with its accelerometer and image refresh rate. The LG Fathom's bulky exterior might not be for everyone. The bottom line: The LG Fathom is a well built Windows Mobile phone with plenty of features, but its occasional lapse in performance can be annoying.

The technology, to be trialled at two hotels next month, would mean that guests could choose to avoid the hassle of checking in at the front desk. Instead, they would download an application to their mobile device that would enable them to open their door simply by holding their phone to a sensor. Testing will take place for at least 60 days at the Holiday Inn Chicago O'Hare Rosemont and the Holiday Inn Express Houston Downtown Convention Center, starting next month.

Bryson Koehler, an executive at InterContinental Hotels group, told USA Today: "The holy grail item for us is to simplify the room-key hand-off moment at the hotel. "We don't need to burden people with additional items; it just clutters up their lives. The beauty of the smart phone is that they've already got it."He said the technology would be compatible with most smartphones, including the iPhone, BlackBerry and Android phone. If the trial is successful, it could be extended across the company's hotel network with sensors fitted to about one in five of each hotel's rooms.

The Samsung B3210 Corby TXT is a simple, colourful, text-dedicated mobile phone with a full QWERTY keyboard on its front, clearly dedicated to youth market, at an affordable price. Advanced features are not expected from this handset, besides the usual basic multimedia and social networking functions. In the box, Samsung has included two extra back covers, in order to expand the colour possibilities of this handset, allowing users to customise it beyond simple themes.

The Samsung Corby TXT has a 2.2" landscape-format display with 220x176 pixels in resolution, which makes it look pixelated; 40MB of internal memory with support for microSD memory cards, a 3.5mm audio jack for music needs, Bluetooth, a 2 megapixel camera with video recording capability, an HTML browser, FM radio, and Java support. There is no 3G connectivity, nor there is a memory card included in the box. Hardware: Build and Design Even though the keyboard is quite small, its keys are well distinguishable. A QWERTY keyboard is a must for heavy texters, and for the South African youth, addicted to instant messaging, the Corby TXT couldn't come sooner.

Being a low-end phone, the B3210 couldn't afford stereo high-quality speakers, although the built-in ones do provide a good audio experience, but better than that is the 3.5mm audio jack on the handset, which allows connectivity to any universal speakers and earphones.The volume keys aren't placed in the best possible position, being difficult to access them, but of course, this is just a minor issue.The Samsung B3210's 2 megapixel camera is somewhat weak in terms of image quality, but it does do the job in the end. A dedicated camera button is located on the right side of the phone.An 800mAh battery provides the Corby TXT's power, making last for more than a few days. Samsung promises talk-time for up to 7.5 hours, and standby-time as 390 hours.It is worth remembering that the handset comes with two extra back covers in order to provide extra-personalisation. With all these features, even though basic, the Corby TXT is surely worth its price-tag.

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Arguably one of the most exciting handsets from mobile phone giant Nokia, the Nokia N8 provides a simply stunning list of specifications with impressive hardware. One of the major strings to this handsets bow is the inclusion of an amazing 12 mega pixel digital camera.

The Nokia N8 provides fast Internet access via both 3G coverage and Wi-Fi. In areas covered by 3G, access the Internet is provided courtesy of an HSDPA connection at speeds of up to 10.2 mega bytes per second, along with HSUPA at 2 MB per second. Whenever Wi-Fi detects a signal from a wireless Internet router, it utilises these to provide a much faster browsing experience. In order to stay connected to cellular networks in all but the most isolated locations, class 33 versions of both EDGE & GPRS are utilised.

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