Posted in Phone's on Jun 19th, 2009
Nokia finally outdid itself with their latest phone Nokia N97. At the age where Blackberry’s and i-phones dominate the handheld world, it is hard to compete. However, this new phone is much more than a regular phone, it’s an entire micro-computer that has all of the best features of previous Nokia phones ever made, combined with the smart-phone approach. It’s delicate design and modern look go hand in hand with the latest features and apps. One can browse the internet, check facebook messages, check email, play games, listen to music, and much more. And of course to facilitate the human-handheld interaction, the full QWERTY keyboard is essential. Overall, new Nokia N97 is a smart phone worthy of its competition.
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Posted in Phone's on Apr 3rd, 2009
Most cell phone ringtones that we have nowadays are consisted of song snippets. You probably noticed that using these types of ringtones has been a cultural tool that grows in popularity.
The ringtones and ring back tones is a popular novelty in the US mobile market. Teenagers and young adults are among those who are keen to use hip-hop or rock music as their ringtones.
You can enjoy free US cellular ringtones if you know where to find them online. These are usually free samples and it works perfectly alright just like the real one that is being sold on regular price.
There are even cellular phones network who offer their customers with free set of ringtones for their customers. One of them that you should look for would be the Alltel ringtones.
Having a selection of ringtones in your mobile phone is an excellent way to categorize the contacts in your phone based on the ringtones that you have set for them.
You can also choose to use your favorite song as your main ringtones and make you anticipate the moment someone calls you.
It really is up to on what type of ringtones to use. Don’t get left behind and be a boring person by not using your favorite song as your ringtones.
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Other than the teenage, female demographic, I’m not quite sure who would want a gold-plated cellphone, or go through the trouble of sticking a bunch of little plastic squares all over it. The idea is that one could customize their phone on a whim, but it seems like doing so would be tedious. It’s a good idea in theory, I guess. But so were MySpace’s customizable pages. And we all know how that turned out.
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The $200 LG VX8800 Venus from Verizon Wireless may be the Voyager’s little sister, but it’s closest in form and function to the ill-fated Chocolate. Unlike the Voyager, which has a QWERTY keyboards and aspirations to be an e-mail and messaging hub, the Venus is a “music phone” with a cool camera feature. Though slightly bulkier than even the current slimmed-down Chocolate, it’s one of LG’s best looking phones to date, though it’s hard to pinpoint exactly who would be happiest toting around one of these shiny little girly-named bricks.
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Posted in Phone's, Rumors on Nov 12th, 2007
This is what is shown on Nokia’s latest website. A count down. To what you may wonder ? I have no idea, but it seems the people over at Nokia are preparing for something big. The only clue is a small N series emblem, that makes me wonder if this is about the waited N82 with a 5MP camera. Time will tell.
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The Nokia N810 was launched this week. With dimensions a little bit larger than the palm of your hand, it connects to the internet via Wi-Fi and your phone via a Bluetooth connection. With its highly desirable slide-out keyboard, looks like some tough competition for the iPod touch. It also has GPS capability , up to 2GB of internal storage, 4.13 inch 800×480 wide touchscreen and a 400MHz processor. It can be yours for the price of $479.
Nokia N810 Specifications :
* Weight: 226 g
* Length: 72 mm
* Width: 128 mm
* Thickness: 14 mm
* High-resolution 4.13″ WVGA display (800 x 480 pixels) with up to 65,000 colors
* TI OMAP 2420, 400Mhz Processor
* DDR RAM 128MB Memory
* Flash 256MB
* Smooth slide with integrated QWERTY keyboard
* High quality stereo speakers and sensitive microphone
* Integrated VGA web camera
* WLAN standard: IEEE 802.11b/g
* Bluetooth specification v. 2.0. +EDR
* USB 2.0 high speed
* 3.5 mm stereo headphone plug (Nokia AV Connector)
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Pocketinfo.nl just launched the rumors on the new smartphone by ETEN : Glowfish M800, which will be the successor for the X800. According to the specs they released this new gadget has every chance of becoming king of the smartphones. It will have a 500MHz processor, two cameras, 256MB of ROM, HSDPA/UMTS, VGA display , GPS and a standard stereo headset connector. It will become available in November with a price range of $844-$886.
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