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  • 31Oct

    LG Neon II Quietly Added To AT&T’s Roster

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    AT&T quietly added the LG Neon II to their website today. The sequel to last year’s Neon, the new handset retains the basic messaging capabilities and beefs it up with a faster data connection.

    One thing of note: this appears to be slightly different from the Neon 2 (at least, in the front panel’s design), which was released on Rogers’ network earlier this year. Yes, the confusing differences between models “2″ and “II” from Korean cellphone manufacturers appear yet again.

    Like its predecessor, the LG Neon II features a slide-out QWERTY keyboard for that all-day messaging convenience. It sports 4.06 x 1.96 x 0.6 dimensions, weighs 3.7 ounces and retains the youthful styling present in the original device.

    Details include a 2.4-inch screen (240 x 320 resolution), a 2.0 megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth, 3G, microSD card expansion (up to 16GB) and a built-in GPS. Battery is a 950 mAh slab, good for 4 hours of talk time and 11 hours of standby. Preloaded apps include AT&T Maps, Social Net and Instant Messaging. In a lot of ways, it’s actually very similar to the original Neon, with just a few tweaks (3G inclusion being the most prominent upgrade).

    The LG Neon II is available now, priced at $29.99 on a two-year agreement after a $50

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  • 29Oct

    New WP7 Phones: HTC’s Five-Strong Roster

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    If you ever doubted HTC’s resolve about Windows Phone 7, their portfolio of devices during the platform’s official unveiling should be enough to leave you convinced. Not only did the Taiwanese company show up with a new phone running Redmond’s latest mobile OS, they came in with five of them.

    We’ve already covered the HTC HD7 yesterday. This time, let us introduce you to the rest of the roster:

    HTC 7 Surround. A multimedia-centric smartphone, the Surround features a slide-out speaker and kickstand, making it an ideal phone for tabletop movie-viewing on a small screen. Details include a 3.8-inch capacitive touchscreen (480 x 800 resolution), a 1GHz processor, 512MB of ROM, 448MB of RAM, a 5-megapixel camera module (with 720p video recording), aGPS, WiFi, 3G with HSPA, stereo Bluetooth, 16GB of onboard storage and a 1,230 mAh battery. It boasts both Dolby Mobile and SRS WOW HDTM, delivering high-fidelity audio and virtual surround sound.

    HTC 7 Mozart. Another multimedia powerhouse, the Mozart boasts the same high-fidelity audio as the Surround. A sleek, anodized aluminum unibody houses a hefty hardware suite that includes a 3.7-inch capacitive touchscreen (480 x 800 resolution), a 1GHz processor, 512MB of ROM, 576MB of RAM, an 8-megapixel camera module (with Xenon flash and 720p video recording), aGPS, WiFi, 3G with HSPA, stereo Bluetooth, 8GB of onboard storage and a 1,300 mAh battery.

    HTC 7 Trophy. This one’s targeted at the younger gaming crowd, although it really doesn’t bring anything that the other smartphones don’t deliver. Details include a 3.8-inch capacitive touchscreen (480 x 800 resolution), a 1GHz processor, 512MB of ROM, 576MB of RAM, a 5-megapixel camera module (with 720p video recording), aGPS, WiFi, 3G with HSPA, stereo Bluetooth, 8GB of onboard storage and a 1,300 mAh battery.

    HTC 7 Pro. The business-minded of the bunch, the Pro features a tilt-slide mechanism that reveals a full QWERTY keyboard, which should work beautifully with the platform’s strong business capabilities and HTC’s own business apps. Details include a 3.6-inch capacitive touchscreen (480 x 800 resolution), a 1GHz processor, 512MB of ROM, 448MB of RAM, a 5-megapixel camera module (with 720p video recording), aGPS, WiFi, 3G with HSPA, stereo Bluetooth, 8GB of onboard storage and a 1,500 mAh battery.

    The phones will begin showing up in various markets towards the end of October. US customers can get the HTC 7 Surround from AT&T, the HTC 7 Pro from Sprint and the HTC HD7 from T-Mobile.

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  • 27Oct

    Samsung Transform Is Fine For A Midrange Smartphone

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    Unlike what the name might imply, the Samsung Transform doesn’t shape-shift from a cellphone to a robot. What it does have, though, are a solid set of midrange smartphone features that run on Android 2.1.

    Physically, it’s a great-looking handset. It has rounded corners, glossy finish and a nice design, topped with sturdy construction and a solid feel in hand. Display is a 3.5-inch capacitive touchscreen (480 x 320 resolution), with good brightness and excellent touch response. A slide-out QWERTY keyboard slips out of the side, with wide keys and ample spacing, although we could have done with a slightly more raised profile.

    As a phone, the Samsung Transform makes for superb calls, with clear sound on both ends and no interference whatsoever. Speakerphone was pretty good, too, adding just a slight echo to the conversations. Battery is rated at six hours of talk time, which should make this good for a day or more of regular use.

    It comes with Sprint ID, which you can use to customize the stock Android UI. Frankly, it’s something I could do without (the thing is cumbersome and slow on the handset’s 800MHz CPU), but it does differentiate the device from the mass of Android devices out there, albeit, in a bad way.

    You get all the typical phone capabilities here, including a range of calling options, the full connectivity suite (Bluetooth, WiFi, 3G and GPS) and Android’s usual roster of features. It’s only running 2.1, though, so no Flash 10.1 until the promised firmware update.

    As a messaging device, this is solid, with a wide range of options for email and IM. Business users should find the Exchange support, Outlook syncing and VPN support quite handy. Media player is standard, so don’t expect anything more special than most Android users are familiar with. The 3.2 megapixel camera is serviceable, but is decidedly average.

    Overall, the Samsung Transform lives up to its billing as a midrange Android phone. We’d like to see $50 slashed from its current price of $149.99 from Sprint, though.

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  • 23Oct

    About Nokia X6

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    Have you known Nokia X6 smartphone? This phone is the first X series of Nokia runs on S605th OS. You will find many similarities to Nokia 5800 in this phone such as screen size and key layout. However Nokia X6 has sharper edges and more angular. X6 brings the good build quality.

    But there are some minus on it. X6 has small keyboard that is too flush. It can make you fell a little bit fiddly when you access its screen. But X6 has the better capacitive screen than the resistive one. Its screen is very responsive and this phone has its not too bad usability.

    This phone has similarities in home screen to 5530 XM. User can load up to 20 contacts and they can meet the scrolling feature there. Although you need more taps to arrive to obvious application but it is smoother than Nokia 5800.

    X6 has good sound quality that equipped with 3.5mm audio jack. The battery life is long enough for browsing, calls and others on the go.

  • 22Oct

    Improv Electronics releases Boogie Board LCD Writing Tablet

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    This device is called Boogie Board LCD Writing Tablet. It lets you use its power free reflex LCD to display hand written content. So it is paperless, isnt it? The technology used comes from from Ohio’s Kent Displays. They introduce the technology of pressure sensitive system (power free) that capable of displaying hand written notes and etching.

    Unfortunately the erased content can not be returned back, it goes forever. This is because Boogie Board LCD Writing Tablet has not yet completed this device with a storage feature. Erasing your notes can be done using a small battery that capable of about 50,000 erase cycles. Instead of buying 50,000 paper for steno notepad, this device is 15 time less, isn’t it?

    So how is the price tag? It is not too expensive. You will be charged $29.95 for this including that 50,000 erase cycles small battery. Will you try this efficient device?

  • 21Oct

    TomTom and Garmin Look for Profits Against Nokia and Google

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    Garmin and TomTom, two of the giants involved in satellite navigation systems, have their backs against the wall lately, struggling to remain the queens of the market in an era of free GPS navigation on smartphones (thanks Google and Nokia).

    While it is true that dedicated surfers are almost always superior to their competitors, the gap has narrowed so that certainly is increasingly difficult to justify an additional device, given that many people have just that little bit more in the last model of smartphone bought . A good starting point is to look at the future financial statements of the two giants, such as Garmin, the leading manufacturer of navigation systems in the United States. Garmin said it expects a decline in prices at around 10% due to competition, and therefore profits will suffer in 2010. Fortunately, Garmin can count on a diversified supply of products that includes the Nuvifone. However, Garmin is the same to admit to being disappointed by sales of the handset. His achievements in Q4 say $ 1.43 per share, which is much more than analysts had expected, or 95 cents per share.

  • 20Oct

    People Of Lava Is The First Android TV

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    Aside from the fact that this device is the first Android TV, it is also quite alarming to know that it is named People of Lava. This Swedish-made Android-based television set to enter a beta-testing this early summer, in which specs, release date and price will hopefully be finalized.

    The People of Lava will come in different sizes. The first model will be a 42-inch high-definition LED screen while the following models are expected to come in 45 and 55 inches. It will be able to connect to the Internet and allow websites like YouTube, Netflix and Hulu to stream straight to your televisions. Aside from being Android-based, the People of Lava will also have a browser, Google Maps and would allow you to install apps like Facebook and Twitter.

    The 42-incher People of Lava is expected to retail somewhere between $2,000 and $2,500 while the 47 incher and the 55 incher will sell for $2,700 and $3,400, respectively.

  • 19Oct

    YouTube Mobile is modernized with HTML 5

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    Confidential at the time only to users of smart phones and Android Apple IOS, You Tube Mobile shall provide the main features already present in the standard version of the video-sharing site with the ability to access their account, manage your subscriptions and create play lists. The interface is much more intuitive and responsive, takes advantage of the capabilities of HTML 5, and allows the display of the most interesting comments or video directly from your presentation card, before or after running full-screen viewing.

    The set was clearly designed for smart phones with touchscreen, as you can see from the video demonstration below. Lightweight and very talented, this mobile version has at first sight for all papers in order to support native applications dedicated to You Tube and in particular to the client integrated by default in Apple’s operating system IOS. You Tube for Mobile can also access mode “HQ – High Quality.

    IPhone users who connect to the service for the first time will be asked to insert an icon for quick access to You Tube Mobile on the main interface. The new You Tube is currently accessible only after selecting the language in English.

  • 16Oct

    Mobile Phones for sale

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    It is very easy to buy mobile phones today because you can shop for mobile phones online at many online stores. The pricing is also so competitive that you do not need to worry about spending more money when shopping mobile phones online. Even you can get the discounted prices. How can it be?

    There are more and more mobile phone choices with the similar features and technology that the manufacturers and vendors have to think harder to boost the sale of their mobile phones. One of many ways to be considered is lowering the price as competitive as possible. The discounted prices are the most possible solution to boost the sale among so many mobile phone brands. The mobile phones or also refer to cellphones, cell phones, or mobiles have multiple functions rather than for making a voice call or text messages. With the ever-advanced mobile technology, we can use our mobiles to browse on the Internet, to shop online, and much more. Therefore, no wonder if the sale of mobile phones is rapidly increasing.

    Now, find out the best mobile phones for sale at very competitive prices. Many top manufacturers of mobile phones are provided and offered at very interesting prices.

  • 15Oct

    Nokia E90 Communicator

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    Maybe the first time, taking E90 Communicator into the hands of it and may appear clumsy and outmoded, but this impression evaporates very quickly just when you open it. Opened the lid of the phone before the eyes of a large and wide screen, a user-friendly QWERTY keyboard. Externally, this phone is very similar, even nedidukÄ… computer, and the E90 features and options do not practice, computers, and in some respects they are even bigger. In the Nokia E90 was able to accommodate many innovative features: two large screens, 3.2 megapixel camera, GPS receiver, HSDPA / UMTS / EDGE / GRPS roaming capabilities and a host of other features. This hybrid phone and computer should not disappoint even the most demanding business travelers.

    Nokia E90 Communicator quickly become the best friend of many business travelers, as it does in the world. It supports all four GSM frequencies. In addition, it will work, and 3G (UMTS), and 3.5 G (HSDPA) networks, which should ensure a very fast (up to 10 Mbps) data transfer. Fully opening the device is about the size of the CD box and weighs about 210 grams. Phone inside the “Plaka” powerful 330 MHz ARM processor, which ensures that the phone works quickly and without excessive delay of opening all the programs.

    Phone cover the outside of fitting the standard phone buttons, and closed it easily can use all the features. When you open Nokia E90 Communicator menu, turn the flank and in a big machine on the screen. If the scale on the screen is open the program, opening the phone, it is round and fills the entire area of the big screen. Both the phone keypad easy to use, although the external keyboard and buttons can take a little more hull space, free space because they really are. Inner QWERTY keyboard buttons actually talk. They are well separated, whereas the F and J keys marked indentation, like a normal keyboard, and write a really pleasant. Additional buttons allow you to quickly run as high as 7 different programs. Two of them, the user can choose himself.

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