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Nokia 6700 Classic, Nokia 6303 Classic and Nokia 2700 Classic is Now Released

January 30, 2009

Nokia has been really aggressive in launching new mid-range and low-range phones. Well, that’s the type of phone that they do best. User friendliness has always been associated with Nokia, and they should hold on to this segment to ensure profitability especially in the current economic state. Plus, HTC, RIM and Apple are battling it [...]

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Palm Pre - The Ultimate iPhone Competitor?

January 9, 2009

It was just about a couple of years back when you mention Palm and smartphones images are straight away locked in your head and not the hottest commodity in the world - palm oil. If you’re a little more attentive to gadgetry, Treo means something to you. From then on, Palm slipped into the deepest [...]

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Sony Ericsson W705 - Music Phone and More!

December 31, 2008

Remember when you first had your walkman and it was like you’re the coolest dude on earth despite the risks of being over run by a car and mom yelling at you? Well, you can have that feeling again with a walkman thanks to the new Sony Ericsson W705 - Sony Ericsson’s latest addition in the (W)alkman mobile phone series.

It has a metal body finishing, 3.7 x 1.9 x 0.6 inches dimension and weights around 98 grams. That should nicely fit in most hands and have a similar feeling as the Nokia 6500 slide. In fact, it looked alike! It has a vibrant 2.4″ display with 320 x 240 pixels in dimension and 262k colors.

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Samsung SGHT919 - Behold the Ultimate Power of Mobility

December 28, 2008

Samsung is taking the mobile phone market by storm as they were the market leaders in the US for the 3rd quarter 2008. The main ingredient for this electronic giants is to always produce, improve and have a strong financial and technological leadership in other electronic industries.
As predicted through my prophecy (heh), all mobile phone [...]

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Sony Ericsson G502 - Seal Business Deals Fast with A Fast Phone

December 15, 2008

Sized 103.0 x 46.0 x 13.5 mm and weighted at only 83.5 g, it fits most pocket without bulging and the only bulge that you see could be from the money you save from buying a phone with similar features but with fancy buttons and look.The Sony Ericsson G502 comes in 3 colours, but more importantly, underneath its descent plastic with some chrome lining, slim body is a powerful mobile phone with the essential, easy to use applications for all your business needs.

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Nokia N97 - Another Super Multimedia Device in the Pipeline

December 8, 2008

As the iPhone attack seemed to be more serious than any other mobile phone makers could predict while struggling to came up with an answer, Nokia, being the biggest of them all have came up with another super multimedia phone to kill off the Apple iPhone march towards world domination. OK, I’m exeggarating but as Apple iPhone seals 30% of the mobile phone market share, while Nokia losing 20% - something drastic need to be done!

And the Nokia N97 is supposed to be the answer. With a size slightly bigger than the N95 but thinner, is where it tries to accomodate the 3.5-inch TFT 16 million colours touch screen that is very responsive and easy to navigate with the finger. This Nokia’s second touch screen phone and just like the first touch screen phone, the Nokia 5800 Music Express, it comes with a nHD 16 : 9 screen (640 x 360 px) - a 1/9 of the original HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels.

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Mobile Phone as Intelligent Key for Automobile

November 29, 2008

TOKYO (Sept. 24, 2008) — Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., NTT DOCOMO, INC. and Sharp Corporation announced today that they have jointly developed a mobile phone capable of functioning as an intelligent key for automobiles - a world’s first*1. The device will incorporate Nissan’s Intelligent Key system, already a standard feature in various Nissan vehicles.
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Motorola Mobile Phones to Run Windows Mobile and Google Android

October 31, 2008

otorola will no longer develop phones on some operating systems, including Symbian and will focus on Windows Mobile platform for the higher end phones.

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