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HTC Touch Pro2: The Phone meant for Conferencing

By Audrey • Mar 16th, 2009 • Category: Mobile Phones

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HTC Touch Pro2 is the upgraded version of the HTC Touch Pro, just like the Touch Diamond2 after the Touch Diamond. The HTC Touch Pro 2 takes corporate communication seriously and aims at providing unprecedented conferencing experience. It is optimized to improve human interaction by giving as much importance to calls as the e-mails and text messages get.

The biggest barrier in a call conference is the disruption in the voice. If you are not able to hear or are not audible to the intended audience then the whole purpose of conducting a conference ruins. Therefore, it’s necessary that your smartphone must receive and send crystal clear voice signals over the network. The HTC Touch Pro 2 boasts its Straight Talk technology that puts crystal-clear sound quality and voice reception at the core of its design. This makes the Touch Pro 2 a handheld conferencing device with an exceptional noise-cancelling microphone and loudspeaker. The phone’s interface is also designed in a way that makes it easy to initiate and manage a call conference. Just tap your fingers on its 3.6 inches (480 x 800) TouchFLO 3D display and it will respond to your gestures in no time.

Like its predecessor, the Touch Pro 2 also runs on both 2G and 3G networks and hosts variety of connectivity options and other functions like Java, Accelerometer, Handwriting recognition, Bluetooth, USB, radio and much more. Its processing core is supercharged via Qualcomm MSM7200A 528 MHz CPU and the operating system is Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional.

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Samsung i8910 Omnia HD: The 8MP Cameraphone unveiled at the MWC

By Luke • Mar 13th, 2009 • Category: Mobile Phones

Samsung i8910 Omnia HD is the latest smartphone launched by Samsung, a world leading maker of smartphones and other innovative electronic products. This one is a real bomb shell from Samsung Electronics and it packs loads of exciting features in its small portable casing. The major selling point of Omnia HD is its 8 mega pixel camera. In fact, the phone is one of the most interesting packages to look out for at this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

The Omnia HD looks great and feels like a sleek candy bar in the hand. It has got great resolution with a large OLED capacitive touchscreen that offers stunning visual effects on the move. The audio quality is also impressive. The Omnia HD understands the needs of the mobile listeners and offers supreme quality acoustics. Hi-fi audio combined with great resolution touch screen also makes the Samsung OmniaHD i8910 16GB a perfect portable gaming gadget. Below is the list revealing the main attractions of this great smartphone.

Samsung i8910 Omnia HD Tech Specs

• Compliant with 2G (GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900) and 3G (HSDPA 900 / 1900 / 2100) networks
• 3.7 inches (360 x 640) OLED touch screen with accelerometer and proximity sensor
• 8GB/16GB internal memory
• Up to 16GB microSD
• 8 MP (3264×2448 pixels) autofocus camera with LED flash and face, smile and blink detection
• Geo-tagging, SMS, MMS, Email, Bluetooth, WLAN, FM radio with RDS, A-GPS and much more
• Secondary video call camera
• Symbian S60 rel.5 OS

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Nokia E90: A True Communicator

By Luke • Mar 13th, 2009 • Category: Mobile Phones

Nokia E90 is the latest addition to the E series of Nokia phones. It’s a sophisticated communicator which may look just like any other Nokia communicator but the reality is it is much more powerful and versatile than its predecessors. It’s a perfect combination of elegance, style and functionality and lives up to the expectations of every professional. E90 has got the same bar type form factor but packs lots of upgrades. The major selling point of this one is that it’s the first Nokia communicator which boasts of a fully functional ‘External Phone’ with a 16million color display offering a resolution of 240×320 pixels.

If you are not doing some business work, taking down notes, or doing some other extended activities then the outer shell of the E90 is more than enough to handle all your work. The rear panel features a 3.2 megapixel Auto-Focus camera and two speakers on the top. As soon as you flip up the Nokia E90 Communicator mobile phone you will notice its internal 800 x 352 pixels display capable of showing 16m colours. Apart from this there is a full QWERTY keyboard with functional keys and nav pad. This makes the communicator look like a miniature laptop. On both sides of the internal display there are two pairs of keys along with a secondary video call camera underneath.

The E90 keeps you connected all the time. It’s a 3G-enabled GSM Quad-band phone that is much more powerful and versatile than the hi-fi PDAs available in the market. The communicator runs on a Symbian V9.2 S60 3rd edition UI and is powered via 330 MHz ARM processor. As expected from a Nokia communicator, the E90 offers all the popular options to connect to wired and wireless networks for enhanced communication and file sharing.

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Sony Ericsson Announces Idou: The Smartphone with a 12MP Camera

By Jason • Mar 11th, 2009 • Category: Mobile Phones

Once again Sony Ericsson made its mark in the smartphone domain by announcing the new Idou, the smartphone with a 12 mega pixel autofocus camera. It’s a big boss of the much more known smartphone, Xperia and brings more power and functionality on your palm. The Idou is expected to create the same big hype as the Sony-Ericsson Xperia X1. It’s not only the first smartphone to feature a 12 megapixel camera but also the first one to ever run on the brand new open source Symbian user interface, that is still in the development process by Symbian Foundation.

The Sony-Ericsson Idou is still a code name of the device and is still undergoing development. It is expected to hit the smartphone market in the second half of 2009. However the company has revealed the specifications for sure. The Idou will sport a 3.5-inch touchscreen with a resolution of 360 x 640 pixels. The display will be very fluid and rich in colours. It is expected to work on both 2G (GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900) and 3G (HSDPA 900 / 2100) network. No need to mention that just like any other smartphone the Idou is perfect for those who want to enjoy hi-end graphics, stunning sound and mind blowing videos on the move. Coming to its main attraction, i.e. the Idou’s 12MP built-in camera, which far surpasses competitors like the Samsung Pixon, will allow you to shoot photos at a jaw dropping resolution of 4000 x 3000 pixels. Apart from the main camera a secondary VGA video call camera is also provided. Apart from these the Idou will offer all the standard functions such as Geo-tagging, face and smile detection, GPS, Bluetooth, SMS, MMS, Email, IM, WAP, RSS reader, Stereo FM with RDS, Java and much more.

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HTC Touch Pro: The Extra Smart and Elegant Smartphone

By Jason • Mar 11th, 2009 • Category: Mobile Phones

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HTC Touch Pro is an elegant smartphone by HTC that delivers top notch performance, functionality and flexibility. It spares nothing and packs everything in its diminutive and stylish body. Large 2.8 inch touch screen, stylish body, compact design and unprecedented performance, these four are the major selling points of the Touch Pro.

The Touch Pro has got a touch responsive interface called TouchFlo 3D that allows the user to navigate through the phone’s applications and other data by touching the screen with the fingers. You can intuitively flip through photos, calendar and play videos at a stunning VGA resolution. The HTC Touch Pro Raphael also puts the complete Internet in the palm of your hand. You will experience the web browsing in the same way you enjoy it on a desktop or notebook. The Touch Pro also ensures better gaming experience on the move. Its intuitive touch screen control makes it competent enough to stand head to head with Apple iPhone or iPods. Like any other high-end smartphone the Touch Pro too features an accelerometer that automatically senses the phone’s position and changes the page orientation accordingly. Besides this the phone has got a 5 row QWERTY keyboard which can be slide out for typing intensive tasks.

Coming to the connectivity and communication capabilities, this Windows Mobile phone is well suited for mobile workers and professionals. It supports HSPA/WCDMA and Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE networks. The device also supports Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR and USB connection. Other goodies include a 3.2 megapixel primary colour camera with auto focus and flash light, a secondary VGA CMOS colour camera, microSD slot and built-in support for audio, video and photos.

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Toshiba TG01: The World’s First Snapdragon Based Smartphone

By Luke • Feb 23rd, 2009 • Category: Mobile Phones

Toshiba has unveiled TG01, the world’s first mobile device with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chipset. This also gives the smartphone the crown of the world’s fastest smartphone because the Qualcomm’s Snapdragon offers a whooping computing speed of 1GHz. This means the TG01 is potent to offer high definition multimedia, interactive GPS and high-speed 3G connectivity.

TG01 is highly powered, super slim and multimedia focused. It supports true multitasking and offers a unique mobility experience. Though a lesser known player, Toshiba is no stranger to the smartphone market with such successful models as the Toshiba Portege G710 smartphone. The company’s experience clearly shows in the many advanced features imparted on the TG01. The TG01’s Snapdragon processor will let you work on various applications simultaneously without getting the phone hanged. TG01 runs on Windows Mobile and features Internet Explorer that performs same like its desktop cousin. Apart from this the company has incorporated 3D navigation that makes UI more interesting on the large high resolution touch screen.

Toshiba TG01 Tech Specs

• 4.1 inch touchscreen display (800×480 pixels)
• 512MB ROM paired with 256MB RAM
• 3.2 mega pixel autofocus camera
• micro SDHC slot (accepts up to 32GB memory)
• GSM, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS/HSDPA compatible
• Built in GPS and A-GPS
• Qualcomm QSD8250 Snapdragon chipset running @ 1GHz
• Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional OS
• Java, Organiser, multimedia and much more
• SMS, MMS, E-mail, Microsoft Direct Push Technology, Windows Live Messenger
• Supports MP3, AAC, AAC+, AMR-NB, AMR-WB, WMA, WAV in audio and H.263, H.264, MPEG4, WMV for video playback.
• Bluetooth v2.0, USB v2.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g

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The New 810-F Smartphone by i-mate

By Jason • Feb 17th, 2009 • Category: Mobile Phones

i-mate, the Microsoft Windows Mobile specialist has recently unveiled its new smartphone named 810-F at the World Mobile Congress in Barcelona. This one is a rugged one and is designed to bolster the military operations. It meets all the tough military specifications set by the US military’s Developmental Test Command including resistance against water, extreme pressure, heat, humidity and shock.

The phone can be submerged under water completely for a long time. It can also endure temperatures between 10 degrees Celsius and 60 degrees Celsius. The company is highly confident regarding the reliability and durability of the 810-F. Offering consumers a life time warranty is the proof of this and the same can’t be said for most other phones like the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. This phone can also be used by normal users if they are hunting for a compact device with all the functionalities and cutting edge technologies imparted within. The phone is based on Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional and supports tri-band HSDPA and quad-band GSM/EDGE connectivity. The 320×240 display responds to the touch operations and renders awesome graphics. The phone also sports 2.2GB of built-in storage, 128MB of DDR memory, 624MHz PXA processor, 2MP camera with video capability, QWERTY keyboard, GPS, WiFi, digital compass, accelerometer and Bluetooth.

Jim Morrison, CEO of i-mate said, “Until now, users have had to choose between a compact phone that incorporates the latest features, or one that was big, bulky and very expensive that could cope with the rigours of a harsh working environment and survive use during adventurous outdoor pursuits. The 810-F has been developed to meet the demands of the office, the work site and the outdoors. It is all about performance; whether it’s the ability to perform in extreme conditions, or the performance under its skin. For adventurers looking for a phone to match their lifestyle, it’s the perfect answer.”

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Garmin and Asus to collaborate on Nuvifone Smartphones

By Audrey • Feb 9th, 2009 • Category: Mobile Phones

Garmin has partnered with popular PC manufacturer Asus to build a new range of Nuvifone smartphones. Asus has got years of expertise in smartphone development, design and manufacturing and thus, according to Garmin, it is the perfect company to work with on Nuvifone project.

This new venture will bring several new and exciting smartphones in the market in forthcoming months and will be built around Microsoft’s Windows Mobile, Linux (LiMo) and Google’s Android platforms. These smartphones will offer the users a new broad array of options and functions, including all those found in Asus smartphones like the Asus P750. Nuvifone smartphones will come preloaded with interactive real time maps (an upgraded GPS system) that will be of great use to the drivers. Other goodies include support for social networks and location based capabilities such as geo-tagging. No doubt, these new smartphones will be the biggest rivalry of Apple iPhone and other popular smartphones. Both Asus and Garmin are focusing on enhancing the processing speed, memory management and instruction handling of the phones. The Nuvifone range of smartphones will be really smart as the phones will be much powerful than ever and intelligent enough to manage all the complex tasks without putting much pressure on the battery.

According to the chairman of Asustek, Jonney Shih, “The company will compete against the iPhone and The G1 Android with particular emphasis on location-based services, something that Garmin will be keen to adopt.” Initially the Nuvifone range was scheduled for launch in Jan 2008 but it will be re-launched under the new Garmin-Asus brand in the first half of 2009.

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Acer enters the Smartphone Market with its new DX900 Glofiish Windows phone

By Audrey • Feb 9th, 2009 • Category: Mobile Phones

Acer has finally dipped its toe into the smartphone market by launching a revamped version of the DX900 “Glofiish” smartphone. The DX900 “Glofiish” is a Windows based mobile phone and its new version is distributed by the mobile phone specialist, Clove Technology only for £454. The best thing is that the mobile is totally unlocked and SIM free. Clove Technology is accepting pre-orders right now.

This smartphone is scheduled for presentation at the forthcoming Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. This will be the first Windows based smartphone to support dual SIM out of which one can be 3.5G compliant. Besides this the new DX900 Glofiish will also support HSDPA, WiFi and EDGE. It is powered via Samsung’s 533MHz CPU paired with 128MB memory. Like other smartphones this one will also sports a microSD slot for additional storage. Users will be able to manage all their work smoothly. This smartphone is also great for playing sophisticated games and enjoying hi-speed Internet browsing on the go.

Graphics handling capability of the DX900 Glofiish is great. It renders awesome images and fluid videos on its 2.8-inch VGA touchscreen. It is definitely more advanced than other Glofiish models like the Eten Glofiish X600, for example. Acer has also imparted the DX900 with a 3.0 megapixel that captures razor sharp images with proper balance of colour, brightness and contrast. Apart from this the phone has also got a secondary VGA camera on the front side for video calling along with GPS and TV out.

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HTC TyTN II: The Smarter Smartphone

By Jason • Jan 16th, 2009 • Category: Mobile Phones

This is a next generation mobile device with advanced features. With the HTC TyTN II it is possible to stay connected wherever you are as it supports any network standard. This device offers users an internet connection though the 3.5G HSDPA. It is nine times as fast as the 3G platform. It is even possible to browse the internet and download files with ease from anywhere in the world.

This mobile device uses the Samsung KAS 160 battery which is quite weak to handle the power of this device. It is there imperative that an extended battery solution is provided as early as possible.

Apart from this one small hitch, every other feature is state-of-art. Users can enjoy using the Sling box and Skype with ease. Clarity is great on full screen with the sling box and there is no stuttering whatsoever.

The GPS radio is another interesting feature. Enhanced with a MicroSD card of 4GB, the TomTom 6 Navigator for Pocket PC can be installed on the HTC TyTN II. Once the map is installed, the device takes hardly any time for locking the satellites. Mobile live search and Google Maps work like a breeze with the help of the embedded GPS, all with zero configurations too.

The attractive tilt screen and the keyboard are very comfortable to use. Users can now take some fantastic pictures with the HTC TyTN II’s embedded 3MP camera. The mobile kit comes with a screen protector which is actually a nice touch. Of course, the USB charger port adds to the charm.

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