New Cellphone Review : Sony Ericsson K770

Newest Cybershot Phone Unveilec

Launched in London yesterday, August 14, the newest Cybershot phone to hit the market is the Sony Ericsson K770. Everybody’s raving about its 3.2 (with autofocus/LED photolight) megapixel camera and Cybershot-based menu. Slide the lens cover and the 1.9″ screen transforms into the viewfinder, and 8 icons will light up on the keypad, serving as shortcuts for each camera key function such as picture size, photo light, photo fix, etc.

The elegant and slim (14.5mm) K770 in its refreshing Truffle Brown color (available in selected cities from Autumn 2007) also comes with features such as: video calling, PictBridge, a media player, 256 Memory Stick Micro M2 (expandable), FM Radio with RDS, Bluetooth, JAVA MISP 2.0, a modem, Access Netfront Web Browser, among others.

The Sony Ericsson K770 full specs:

* 3.2 megapixel camera, Auto focus, LED photo light
* Picture blogging, Video recording,
* Video calling
* PictBridge
* Media player
* FM Radio with RDS
* TrackID
* Music tones (MP3/AAC)
* RSS feeds
* Access NetFront Web Browser
* Polyphonic ringtones
* Speakerphone
* Vibrating alert
* Email
* Predictive text input
* Sound recorder
* Java MIDP 2.0
* Video streaming
* Flight mode
* Bluetooth 2.0, A2DP
* Modem
* USB mass storage
* Size: 105 x 47 x 14.5 mm
* Weight: 95 grams
* Color: Truffle Brown
* Screen: 262,144 color TFT
* Resolution: 240 x 320 pixels
* Size: 1.9 inches
* Phone memory: Up to 16 MB
* Memory card support: Memory Stick Micro (M2)
* Networks: UMTS 2100-GSM/GPRS 900/1800/1900
* Talk time GSM/UMTS: Up to 10 hours/2 hours 35 min
* Standby time GSM/UMTS: Up to 400 hours/400 hours
* Video call time: Up to 1 hour 30 min

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Cellphone Review : Meizu M8 Released

Cellphone Review : Meizu M8 Released

Three snapshots of of Meizu’s M8 have been made available on the web, teasers one might say, of the new handheld. Supposedly the pictures of the prototype were taken with a Nikon D50. No available details are known about the phone, but it’s rumored to be out in production by the 30th of December. Prices are estimated to be $314 for a 4GB M8 and the 8GB version will set you back $380.

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Cell Phone Review : LV 2008

Cell Phone Review : LV 2008

Well, ok. It’s not exactly DSLR, but what does one call a cellphone with a optical zoom lens attachment? Well, it’s called the LV 2008. Considering that it only packs a 1.3 megapixel camera, it won’t be impressing any serious photographers any time soon. But, granted, it still looks interesting. The package comes with a 3x optical zoom lens and retails for 130 USD. Looking at the available photos, it kinda reminds me of the ” 7.1 surround sound” handset we blogged about back in May, except with a long lens.

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Cellphone News : Nokia Prism Collection Officially Out

While the 7500 model has been available on the Asian market for a few weeks now, Nokia has decided that it needs to make an official announcement regarding the “Prism Collection”. So here it is: it’s out. The collection, is comprised of two models, the 7500 (the lower end model) and the 7900 (the higher end one of course).
The 7500 carries a QVGA display, a 2 megapixel camera with video recording capability, and has EDGE data capability. This handset, priced at €210 ($288), is predominantly black with interchangeable color accents and comes with a microSD expansion slot with support for up to 2GB of storage, allowing it to play up to nine hours of music or hold up to 1500 songs.

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New Cellphone Review Samsung SGH-T729

New Cellphone Review Samsung SGH-T729

Surprise? Not really. But this is sure to be a welcome addition to the T-Mobile family. This head-turning black slider carries a 1.3 megapixel digital/video camera, a built-in music player,stereo Bluetooth, microSD storage expansion with support for up to 2GB of data, and myFaves support. While those features aren’t quite as earth shattering as one might expect, what this handset has, and it has it in spades, is the SureType keypad with integrated support for popular email services such as Yahoo! and AOL mail, as well as integration of instant messaging clients like AIM, ICQ, MSN Windows Live and Yahoo! Messenger. The quad-band GSM T729 operates at 850/900/1800/1900 MHz with support for GPRS and EDGE. Priced at $99 with a two-year contract, the Blast is available today!

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New Cellphones Review : N111 NBA Mobile Phone

New Cellphones Review

Not much is known about this phone as its producers refuse to share specifications, but given its looks, one can presume that the handset will have an onboard digital camera (there’s that circular thing in the back), and make use of what seems to be a generously sized display screen which could promise to give high quality image output. Either that or this phone could just turn out to be a low-end handset clothed in a sporty basketball-themed design and branded with the ever popular NBA brand in the hopes of riding the wave of said popularity. Neither price nor date of availability is known, and since it is a Chinese phone model, whether or not it will actually find its way into the hands of any NBA fans in the US is anyone’s guess.

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New cellphone review : Samsung J600

New cellphone review : Samsung J600

A new model for “unnecessery” users, it has a display with resolution of 128x160 pixels, microSD card for memory expand, a tastature with touch sensors, slide mech. Musical player with support of MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC and MIDI files. There is a CMOS dig camera with 1,3 megapixels and a 4x zoom. Box of the phone is made of smoke-stained plastic, metal, mat plastic, wich resists fingerprints and schratches. In use are animated themes and lifefully colours of the phone box. A phone for teenagers I will only say, but I don`t know if it is alredy available for buy.

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New Smartphone Review : LG Unveils KC1 with WiBro

New Smartphone Review : LG Unveils KC1 with WiBro

Meet LG’s newest smartphone release in Korea, the LG KC1, whose most notable feature is WiBro (WiMax) capability. Announced late last year, the KC1, is powered by Windows Mobile 5 and comes with a 2.0 megapixel camera with autofocus, 2.8″ QVGA touchscreen LCD, microSD slot, to name a few, and sells for around $700USD as SlashPhone writes.

• Network: CDMA EV-DO
• Processor: Monahans 806 MHz
• OS: Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC Edition
• Display: 2.8 inch (240 x 320)
• 512MB Flash
• T-DMB, Wimax, Bluetooth, WiFi (Optional)
• T-flash memory card
• 160 grams
• 60 x 120 x 16.9 mm

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New Cellphone Review MOTORAZR2 V8

New Cellphone Review MOTORAZR2 V8

Motorola takes its already slim RAZR and makes it even slimmer, and encases it in a stainless steel structure. As it shrinks, the amount of media it carries grows. The MOTORAZR2 V8 measures in at a waifish 11.9mm and comes clothed in reflective vacuumized metal and hardened glass. It possesses a 2 inch QVGA external color display surrounded by interactive soft keys with vib response. It comes with Windows Media Player 11 which allows access to 200 online music stores such as MTV Urge, Yahoo and Napster. The RAZR2 also carries around a 2MP camera with 8x digital zoom, which also allows up to 2 hours of video capture. Enjoy music through stereo micro-USB headset or a compatible Bluetooth enabled headset. It carries around 512MB of on-board shared memory allowing up to 200 songs. It also uses CrystalTalk noise-control technology allowing for clear voice quality even in noisy locales.

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The Next Big Thing! GPS at Phones

The Next Big Thing! GPS at Phones

Service of Global Positioning System ( GPS) would continuously be countersinked at newest phones of Nokia. This thing will grow GPS as one of important fitur in every phones. “this GPS Service first time will be countersinked at N95 and points position of someone in realtime,” says Ralph Eric Kunz, Head Of Navigation Unit and Nokia map Corp, like published by Reuters.

The vendor handset predicts navigation service GPS as kicker phones the existing a real important. Even an analysis from Berg Insight express that produce of ponsel GPS in Europe and America will reach 12 million units in the year 2009, far more compared to in the year 2005 which only reach 1 million units.

Most available direction determinant facility in ponsel now relies on technology from operator. This of Nokia labours technology which no longer base on operator, only by using data from card SIM and new software support from, hence ponsel automatically can get the signal satellite.

“ Forwards other GPS Nokia will be countersinked this new service,” adds Kunz. Nokia starts industrial merambah of navigation beforehandly acquisition of Germany company, Gate5. Since then they started offers free map service and signpost to Februari 2007. While for navigation service they are synchronized is surcharger that is enough to be reached.

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Cellphone Deal : Nokia Buys Twango

After the success of Youtube and Flickr, a veritable ton of new video slash picture sharing websites have been emerging from the every corner of the Earth. And they all seem to share one thing in common: a really annoying, pointless name like Boingo or Whammy or whatnot. Nokia acquired Twango in a deal for an undisclosed sum of money. One of these sites, code-named "Twango", was acquired by none other than Nokia. Twango, I suppose, is a little different from your average video-sharing site: it allows users to share almost anything, from Powerpoint documents to ZIP files and almost every type of image under the sun. So it's basically a file-sharing site, kind of like XDrive.

One of the nicer features let you upload files through e-mail attachments which is slick. And of course it's free. There are some limitations like only being able to upload 250 megabytes a month, and also restrictions on what files you can upload. Unfortunately, Nokia did not release exactly how much it paid for the site, which was formed by a group of former Microsoft employees. They are, of course, all rich now.

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