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LG launches LG-SU2300 and LG-SU950/KU9500 Android smartphones with Snapdragon CPU - slide it

Thứ Hai, 26 tháng 4, 2010

The Android-powered LG LU2300 smartphone sounded quite interesting when we first heard about and saw it in live pics, but as it turns out it really is quite a remarkable device, now that LG itself has come forward to officially announce its existence. LG Korea has officially launched the phone alongside what it calls the LG KU9500/SU950. And that model isn’t so bad either.

BlackBerry unveils new Bold and Pearl smartphones - how bold and how small

BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM) Monday launched another smartphone – called BlackBerry Bold 9650 – to add another device to its premier Bold brand.

The company also unveiled the new BlackBerry Pearl 3G, its smallest smartphone yet.

“The new BlackBerry Bold 9650 is an extraordinary smartphone that we think customers will love,” said RIM president and co-CEO Mike Lazaridis. “Whether at work or at play, the new BlackBerry Bold 9650 offers a truly impressive communications, multimedia and connectivity experience,” he said at the launch of the latest smartphones.

Samsung S5230 World Cup Edition - together pink-shinning in South Africa right now

Samsung in March 2009 since the market S5230, worldwide sales have more than 10 million units, more than was already in the market, but it seems to be the fate of the cell phone did not come to an end, in Germany, Samsung unveiled a new version of the two S5230 – Samsung S5230 Samsung S5230 Fan Lafleur Star and Star package.

HTC presents itself with its own mobile OS against Apple - I like that

Thứ Năm, 15 tháng 4, 2010

HTC is considering developing its own operating system for smartphones and could become one of the biggest competitor for Apple. Until now, HTC is mainly manufactures smartphones with Windows Mobile and Google Android.

Here, too, Apple is one of the main competitors of the Taiwanese mobile phone manufacturer. In particular, Google’s Android platform duel is currently with the Apple iPhone OS. In the course of the year increases with Phone Windows 7, Microsoft also strengthened again into a business. HTC is the multiplicity of its quasi smartphones, the interface between the different mobile platforms. On a self-development, the Taiwanese company HTC in this area, however, has been waived.

Pantech Sirius IM-A600S Android Smartphone - experience combined

Pantech has announced the launch of a new Google Android smartphone, the Pantech Sirius IM-A600S. The Pantech Sirius IM-A600S shares similar specifications to Google’s Nexus One and HTC’s Desire.
The Pantech Sirius IM-A600S features a 3.7 inch WVGA AMOLED touchscreen display, and it is powered by a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor.

Features That Sets Google Nexus One Apart - some important points

One of the most talked about smartphone in the market today is the Google Nexus One. It’s one of the fastest smartphones sold in the market.
Nexus One is a smartphone carrying the name of Google – a multinational public cloud computing and internet search technology corporation. Google partnered with the HTC Company to create the Android powered smartphone. Although, HTC is the one manufacturing the phone, the designs and product specifications were planned by Google.

There are a lot of smartphones out in the market today. Let’s see what exactly sets the Nexus One apart.

Microsoft joins the smartphone fray, a dating site for STD sufferers and the NFL's schedule release - waiting for that

Who isn’t announcing a release of a new smartphone these days? Count Microsoft in, as the makers of the world’s worst computer operating system introduced its new smartphone, the Kin to target what it terms a plugged-in "social generation." The phone was introduced Monday, with Microsoft promoting its ability to easily download photos from the phone to a home screen that's constantly updated with feeds from services like Facebook and Twitter. The Kin will have a heavy focus on social networking sites, makes it ideal for those who can’t go more than 10 minutes without updating their Facebook status. "Self-expression is super important to them," said Robert Bach, president of Microsoft's entertainment and devices division. "What they are, what they're doing, they want to share the journey every day. It's like constantly publishing a magazine about their life." The Kin name, in Microsoft’s mind anyhow, befits a phone "that knits together a tight community of kindred spirits whose lives are shared and who broadcast all the time." The initial King offering will feature two phones, unimaginatively named the Kin One and Kin Two, available next month in Verizon stores. Verizon will be the U.S. provider for the phone, while Vodafone will be the provider internationally. Omitted from Monday’s announcement were prices for the phones and the plans to go with them, but that didn’t stop Microsoft from having a big rollout event in Redmond, Washington, on Monday afternoon. Those who attended got a look at the square-ish Kin One and the rectangular-shaped Kin Two, stocked with additional features, like more memory, a high-resolution camera and the ability to shoot high-definition video.

Palm Pre Plus Phone Verizon Wireless - advanced view

Thứ Tư, 14 tháng 4, 2010

Running on the Palm webOS mobile platform, the 3G-enabled Palm Pre Plus for Verizon Wireless brings together all of your important information from where it resides–on your phone, at your workplace, at home, or on the Web–into a single mobile device. In addition to high-speed connectivity on the fast and reliable Verizon Wireless 3G network, the phone’s memory has been doubled to 16 GB and it comes with a built-in 3G Mobile Hotspot that can be shared via Wi-Fi among five devices–laptop, another phone, MP3 player, and more.

With the success of the E71 and E72, Nokia Eseries business smartphone adds to the E5-00. The bar-type device, like most Eseries phones, get a full QWERTY keyboard. It features a 2.4-inch 320 × 240 LCD display, a 5 megapixel camera with LED flash, Bluetooth, Integrated A-GPS with maps and WiFi connectivity, Ovi.

Lenovo LePhone Android Smartphone - at a glance

Lenovo release a new Android smartphone called Lenovo LePhone with build-in 1GHz Qualcomm SnapDragon processor inside and Android OS 1.6.

The war between Iphone and MS Mobile (Iphone vs mobile using Windows Mobile)

Thứ Sáu, 9 tháng 4, 2010

Today I'll show you how a war began between 2 smart phone fan groups, however, I think this clip is great!!!

And below, listing some point of view that make a war between 2 fan groups that never end :D

iPhone v. Windows Mobile (Touchscreen Wars)

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iPhone OS 4.0: It has all been done before, but…

Within minutes of the iPhone OS 4.0 announcement yesterday the nay sayers were filling Twitter and various blogs with comments like “that feature has been on (insert mobile OS here) for years!” To be fair they are completely correct and it does seem odd that Apple can announce ‘new’ features that have existed in some mobile operating systems for over 5 years.

However, these negative comments mean nothing to iPhone users who use their devices every day because they consider them easier to use and to provide a richer experience than other mobile platforms, and completing the circle with a set of features that the others have makes them even happier with their iPhones.

The fact is that iPhone OS 4.0 includes everything that people like me have been annoyed about for many months. Calendar access is a big one because this should open the door to third party alternatives which brings PIM up to scratch in one fell swoop. Unified email will stop the crazy tapping frenzy that is required to access multiple accounts and the addition of folders brings some much needed organisation to the simple, but annoying icon setup we have to live with at the moment. Wallpapers will be overlooked, but is needed to offer the user the personalisation they expect in any smartphone in 2010.

HTC EVO 4G - some point of view people show

If you are one who likes keeping up with the latest advancments in the mobile world, you are going to want to take a look at the HTC Evo 4G. This phone is using the latest broadcasting technology. Read on to find out more about this “groundbreaking” device.

The Evo 4G has a gorgeous screen that makes most other smartphone screens seem tiny. It is laid out in the regular “no keyboard” format. This makes it hard for many who have been accustomed to typing on a regular keyboard, even though it was a small one. The Evo has power, speed and one of the hottest operating systems to run it. With all that introduction, it also is the world´s first smartphone to hook up to a WiMax connection for super-speedy downloads and any other transfer of information.

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