Nokia N75 Enters in US
May 7th, 2007
Nokia’s N Series has been very popular since its inception and we have seen wide varieties of devices in it ranging from cameraphone to music phones and also internet phones. Nokia N75 iss compact multimedia computer phone which has gained good popularity all over the world and now its time for America. Nokia had just announce that they are all set to enter in US market with AT&T.
Panasonic’s thinnest Speaker
December 9th, 2006
Panasonic recently unveiled their revolution in area of sound thechnology. Panaasonic has developed a unique Speaker and it is unique in a sense that it is the thinnest speaker available in market. Main feature is its thinness and it is only 1.1 mm thick and it will be a revolution in area of cell phone as this will reduce cell phone size considerably.
Nokia N97 Rumors- Few more Images
November 19th, 2006
Nokia N97 which is siad tobe a next revolution from Nokia after Nokia N91. According to various rumors Nokia N97 will be smartphone with some extreme features like 3-inch TFT-LCD touchscreen display, 5.0-megapixel camera w/20x digital zoom, 20GB of built-in memory, and a microSD card slot.
Nokia N70 now in Music Edition
November 18th, 2006
Nokia has extended their series of music phone with inclusion of their very popular model N70 with its music edition. Along with all the basic features of original N70, it includes 2.0 megapixel camera, MMC card extension slot and support for 1 GB card .
Sony Ericsson P990i Smartphone Review
April 20th, 2006
P990i takes effective communications to new heights. You have everywhere access to the Internet, push e-mail to get your e-mail straight to your phone and video calling and messaging for effective communications. Utilize the fastest existing wireless networks and the most advanced network operator services. Take pictures to be proud of. The P990i has a 2 megapixel digital camera with video. Catch the moment and save it or send it. Show what your camera can do.
Symbian OS 9.1, the latest version of the most-used open smartphone operative system is now launched and P990i has it. Add innovative applications to your phone and make it a powerful and effective business tool.
Key Features
* Business card scanner – save biz cards in your P991
* 3G/UMTS – enjoy the latest operator services
* RSS reader – get to up-to-the-minute news straight to your phone
Sony Ericsson W300i Mobile Phone Review
April 20th, 2006
Ericsson is itroducing latest W300i in market shortly. Flap designed this phone is very elegant in look and has all features for mobile geek. Key Features are :
Open up to mobile music
The W300i is a small and neat clamshell music phone designed to give you a quality Walkman® music experience. A 256MB Memory Stick Micro™ (M2™) for storage, a stereo headset, a USB cable to connect to a PC, Disc2Phone music management software and, of course, the W300i Walkman®. The W300i has FM radio for quality entertainment around the clock. Shuffle your songs and walk to the beat.
Music accessories
Make the most of your W300i Walkman® phone. Connect it to your home stereo, a portable speaker system or your favourite stereo headset. A full range of music accessories is available for your W300i
Samsung SGH-i300 Mobile Phone
April 10th, 2006
The Samsung SGH-i300 mobile phone is fitted with a 3GB hard disc drive. Yes, that’s right. 3GB of memory.What’s the point? Music, mainly. The i300 has 3D stereo loudspeakers and the ability to play most popular types of music file, including MP3, WMA, AAC and OGG. You’re able to store around 1,000 tracks that you can select by using the phone’s intuitive scroll-wheel navigation. The i300 will also play MPEG4 and WMV videos on its high-quality colour screen.
But this is much more than just a multimedia player. It’s a smartphone powered by the Windows Mobile operating system, which means you’ll have email access and the ability to add plenty of new programs. In addition, the large memory allows the phone to be used as a removable disc drive for most computers. If that wasn’t enough, the Samsung SGH-i300 is fitted with a 1.3 megapixel camera with flash - perfect for taking photos and recording video clips.
Samsung SGH- D500 Mobile Phone
April 10th, 2006
The Samsung D500 mobile phone looks very, very good. Not only does the slide-open design stand out from the crowd, but the high-resolution display screen is (quite literally) brilliant.When it’s closed, the sliding keypad keeps the 1.3 megapixel camera and flash hidden away at the back of the phone. Open the spring-loaded slider and you’re ready to take photos or video clips, with a whopping 80MB of built-in memory to save your memories. You can also take advantage of the memory by using the Samsung D500 as a music player, because it’ll store and play MP3 files.
Nokia N80- Latest Music Phone in N-Series
April 7th, 2006
Nokia N80 is latest music phone in N Series from Nokia with smart extraordinary features likePhone type Quadband support, GSM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900 support, Connectivity using 3G, EDGE, GPRS, WAP, Bluetooth, Infrared, USB, WLAN, Video calls, Voice commands, Speakerphone, cool slider design and measures (W x D x H) 95.4 x 50 x 23.4 mm ,Weight w/battery 134 g, Primary display type TFT LCD display size 2.1-inch, Operating system Symbian OS, 820mAh Lithium-ion rechargeable battery with talk time of 3 hours and 192 hours standby, Internal memory 40 MB with optional Expansion slot(s) for miniSD
Other Features includes Email with attachment support; video and photo editors; Series 60 platform, MMS, Predictive text input, Ringtone composer, Built-in vibrate alert, Built-in digital camera.
Read reviews of other N Series Models.
Nokia N70 Smartphone Review by CNET
April 7th, 2006
Latest in N Series from Nokia is N70 and as usual CNET is one of first to review the model. Here is what they have to say “At 126g and measuring 108.8 x 53 x 17.5mm, the N70 is not only the smallest and lightest member in Nokia’s current N-series handsets, it is also slightly more compact than the 6680. More importantly, Nokia has done a good job in improving the overall aesthetics of the phone, giving a matt finish that’s comfortable to hold and a classy metallic bezel around the display and keyboard. The candy-bar phone comes in two colors–Ivory Pearl/Auberg and Silver/Black–which should appeal to both genders.
Like the 6680, the N70 sports a 176 x 208-pixel LCD display that supports up to 262K-colors. The screen is generally sharp and comes with adjustable brightness settings for optimal viewing in daylight conditions.
We like that Nokia has added a spring-loaded sliding cover to protect the camera lens of the onboard 2-megapixel camera. However, the slide action is a little sluggish and could have been made smoother if metallic tracks were used.”
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Read full N70 review at CNET