new model

* General features
o Announced in 2005
o Dual band 900/1800
o Design: Clamshell
o Battery type: Li-ion 650 mAh
o Battery life
- Standby time: 180 hours
- Talk time: 4 hours
o Main Display: Color TFT display with 65536 colors and resolution 128x160 pixels
o Second Display :Color display with 4096 colors and resolution 96x64 pixels
o Navigation : 5-Way Keypad
o Antena : Internal
o Integrated camera 0.3M pixels
o Dimensions: 90x45x23 mm
o Weight: 83 g.


* Memory
o Phone Memory: 3 MB shared memory
o Shared for SMS messages
o Shared for EMS messages
o Shared for MMS messages
o Shared for pictures
o Shered for melody files
o Lists of the last 10 received / 10 missed / 10 dialed calls with date and time indication


* Ringing tones, call management
o Vibrating alert
o 40-channels polyphony
o Speed dialing for up to 8 phone numbers
o Voice dialing
o Voice Commands
o HR, FR, EFR codecs support


* Messaging
o SMS
o EMS
o MMS
o A possibility to send a receive ringing tones and animated pictures
o Templates

* Connectivity
o Infrared
o WAP
o GPRS


* Organizer and extras
o Java: MIDP 1.0
o Time, alarm-clock(once, recurrent, weekly), world time
o Stop Watch
o Currence convertor
o Games.
o Camera
o Speaker Phone

* General features
o Announced in 2005
o Tri-band 900/1800/1900
o Design: Clamshell
o Battery type: Li-ion 650 mAh
o Battery life
- Standby time: 180 hours
- Talk time: 4 hours
o Main Display: Color TFT display with 65536 colors and resolution 128x160 pixels
o Second Display :Color display with 4096 colors and resolution 96x64 pixels
o Navigation : 5-Way Keypad
o Antena : Internal
o Integrated camera 0.3M pixels
o Dimensions: 90x48x24 mm
o Weight: 92 g.


* Memory
o Phone Memory: 4 MB shared memory
o Shared for SMS messages
o Shared for EMS messages
o Shared for MMS messages
o Shared for picturesand movies
o Shered for melody and MP3 music files
o Lists of the last 10 received / 10 missed / 10 dialed calls with date and time indication


* Ringing tones, call management
o Vibrating alert
o 40-channels polyphony
o Speed dialing for up to 8 phone numbers
o Voice dialing
o Voice Commands
o HR, FR, EFR codecs support


* Messaging
o SMS
o EMS
o MMS
o A possibility to send a receive ringing tones and animated pictures
o Templates

* Connectivity
o Infrared
o WAP
o GPRS


* Organizer and extras
o Java: MIDP 1.0
o Time, alarm-clock(once, recurrent, weekly), world time
o Stop Watch
o Currence convertor
o Games.
o Camera
o Video clips recording
o MP3 Player
o MPEG4 support
o Speaker Phone

* General features
o Announced in September 2002
o Dual band 900/1800
o Battery type: Li-pol 700 mAh
o Battery life
- Standby time: 180 hours
- Talk time: 4 hours
o Main Display: Color CSTN display with 256 colors and resolution 94x65 pixels
o Dimensions: 50x91x24 mm
o Weight: 95 g.


* Memory
o Shered for melody files
o Lists of the last 10 received / 10 missed / 10 dialed calls with date and time indication


* Ringing tones, call management
o Vibrating alert
o 24-channels polyphony
o Speed dialing for up to 8 phone numbers
o HR, FR, EFR codecs support


* Messaging
o SMS
o A possibility to send a receive ringing tones and animated pictures
o Templates

* Connectivity
o Bluetooth
o WAP
o GPRS


* Organizer and extras
o Java: MIDP 1.0
o Time, alarm-clock(once, recurrent, weekly), world time
o Games. Yes

samsung mobiles

Windows Mobile® 6.1 Professional
• Familiar and comfortable PC-like environment
• Seamlessly integrates office and phone
• Continually adds innovative software applications
Professional 5MP Auto Focus Camera
• Advanecd smile shot and face detection
• Auto-panorama shot
• video recording with Power LED
• Business Card Reader

• Wide Dynamic Range
• Multi Scene mode
• Digital Image Stabilization
• Video Editor


Premier Pocket Theater & Superior Storage
• 3.2"" WQVGA TFT LCD display
• Multi-Codec (DivX, Xvid, MP4)
• Contents sharing among devices with Samsung DLNA Certified™


Solution
• internal 8GB/16GB and external memory up to 16GB
- 23 DVD-quality films,
- 8,000 MP3 songs,
- 12,000 5-megapixel images

nokia N85

Music, gaming and internet in one, sleek package.

The power to share, explore, and entertain is in your hands.

explore

Enjoy your next adventure with confidence. Explore the web, navigate to your destination, and capture your memories along the way.

share

Your community is always with you to share your images, high scores, and music. Tell your stories easily with photos that remember where they were taken.

your media with you

Surround yourself with rich sound, vibrant images, and compelling games. There's plenty of room to take your media with you, and the power to keep you entertained longer when you're on-the-go.

AT&T's super-fast mobile broadband network puts iPhone 3G in the broadband fast lane with download speeds of up to 1.4 Mbps. Find your location, get directions, and even track your progress along your route using Maps with GPS. With support for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, iPhone delivers push email, calendar, and contacts. The App Store lets you browse applications and download them directly to your iPhone. Available in 8GB (black) and 16GB (black or white) models. Add a Consumer Data Plan for iPhone 3G to a qualified voice plan for $30 per month. Add an Enterprise Data Plan for iPhone 3G to a qualified voice plan for $45 per month.

camera -sony dsc20

Well, whaddaya know? The almighty FCC seems mighty pleased with the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S650 and DSC-S700 digital cameras. The DSC-S700 comes with a pleasing 2.4" 480x240 pixels display while the lesser version has to be content with a 2.0" one.
Apparently both cameras deliver 7-megapixel resolution images. As with any FCC approved device, we get only the blurry images and no info on pricing or when it'll hit the streets

t phone

Convergence of communication and entertainmentXPERIA™ X1 lets you enjoy the convergence of communication and entertainment. Choose an experience by simply touching the XPERIA™ panel interface. The QWERTY keyboard makes writing fast and easy. On the insideWith Windows Mobile® inside, you can enjoy your favorite entertainment and work efficiently on the move. XPERIA™ X1 is a premium mobile experience. Distinctive designArc slider design, 3 inch Wide VGA display and premium metal body: with its sophisticated and distinctive design, XPERIA™ X1 redefines premiumness. X1 Overview Fast Web See the phone Specifications Compatible accessories

face phone

Those adorable Finns at Nokia truly want you to get feel with our emotions and trust that your phone is a great begin to get you there. They are unveiled a design exhibit showcasing the upcoming of mobile phones at this years design week New York. Provoke then design firm worked with Nokia to create a conceptual study presentation where mobile phone fashions are heading in 4 years. Three concepts is most notable are being called Share, Express, and FeelThe Share concept is just blend Myspace and Twitter integration for like Minded individuals. Basically allows the Express you to customize or modified the user interface - been there, complete that. The Feel means allow users to send literally tactile imitation touch messages.
Company launched its two beautiful colors white with pink graphic and black. It is a truly conceptual mobile phone. Guaranteed you see this unique design phone then you can say also only…. wowwow, it’s really touchy.
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prism

Nokia is a well known name in the mobile products market. The company has launched its new Nokia 5320 XpressMusic in the market. It is a multimedia computer supporting WCDMA/HSDPA 900/2100 and EGSM 850/900/1800/1900. Nokia 5320 XpressMusic supports photos, video calls, and videos. It provides the best audio quality with audio chip. You can download music too with USB 2.0 High Speed and HSDPA. Its features are Bluetooth 2.0 EDR with A2DP, Resolution: 240 x 320, Color Depth: 24 bit, Max User Storage: 140 MB, SDRAM Memory: 128 MB, CPU Clock Rate: 369 MHz, Single CPU and many more. The extra Nokia 5320 XpressMusic feature is 8GB MicroSD memory card support.

iphone

haven’t had good experiences with PDAs and smartphones. The Treo 650, for instance, was a nightmare when it came to bulk, reception, and sound quality. And gradually the idea of hunkering down over a tiny glowing screen with a stylus seemed less and less cool. A friend reminded me, “You work in an office—you should want to spend less time at the computer, not more.” So I bought the simplest clamshell I could, resisted the temptations of the Crackberry, and felt liberated from my gadget obsession.
Then the iPhone ad campaign began. I admitted to myself I was curious, but I reminded myself how much I hated smartphones and tiny screens. I had trouble believing that any touch screen could be genuinely comfortable. I’ll go see a floor model, I thought, and that will be that.
Of course, that’s like an alcoholic walking into a bar to look at a “floor model” of the latest brand of vodka. Once a gadget freak, always a gadget freak. I went to my local AT&T/Cingular store after work—after the lines had died down and the mobs had left it looking like the remnants of a party: dirty floors, disorder, and a significant number of stragglers snapping up the final stock. I asked myself if I wanted to be one of these people. One guy received his new iPhone over the counter with a classic air of paranoid covetousness—like Gollum possessive over his precious (and it should go without saying that there is significant overlap between tech early adopters and Lord of the Rings devotees). The staff had long since run out of the decorative gift bags.