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Hello there Palm friends! Let’s all welcome into our hearts the new Palm Windows Mobile 6.1 device dubbed Treo 800w. This little baby has a 320 x 320 screen, has access to Sprint’s higher speed EV-DO Rev. A, includes Bluetooth 2.0+EDR and stereo Bluetooth, built-in 802.11b/g WiFi and GPS. Palm Treo 800w supports microSDHC cards up to 8GB, and carries a 2 megapixel camera that can also capture video. It should also be able to support Direct Push email, tethering, and Sprint TV. The price is $249 if you want to buy it on Sprint (after rebates and new agreement). via Phone Scoop
Hello Moto! Motorola’s MING series had until now only two members: the A1600 and the A1800 but those days are over now because a third touchscreen Linux piece will join the game any time now. This new „entry-level” chic and stylish model - Motorola MING A810 - boasts elegantly with a 2 megapixel camera, polarizing styling fall, integrated MP3 and video player, FM radio and a 3.5mm headphone jack. It also packs USB 2.0 data transmission and up to 2GB memory with a MicroSD card that makes it is easy to transfer and save those precious moments. The phone is available in black and white color versions and if you’re in China you can order your own A810 right now.
People over at CrackBerry developed some tests recently and came up with the following conclusions: The Thunder made by Research In Motion (RIM) is a great phone that features a virtual keyboard. Wow! This is so realistic that you’ll see no difference from an 1986 IBM Model M.
According to some reliable sources, the display will use several advanced technologies and will offer something great. An amazing effect, including localized haptic feedback. This means that the screen will actualy be pushed in while rewarding you with a vibration and click sound. In addition to all that, the phone also includes a full QWERTY or SureType layout. Until now, everything about the Blackberry Thunder is absolutely fantastic. Let’s just hope that they won’t spoil everything at the end.
Continental Mobiles’ needs our money and it asks us for £10,000 (aproximately $19,000) for a diamond-encrusted Nokia N95. Riches like a Sterling silver front-panel chock-filled with 4.42ct of brilliant-cut, VS1 quality, color G-H, naturally mined diamonds are wrapped around our lil`phone on the stand today. Quite impressive, if you ask me, but a waste of time and jewelry for a phone. What do you guys think? If you have the dough and you have your heart set on this small part of the Crown Jewels, you have to wait for about 3 weeks to get this phone with an armored car at your doorstep. via Pocket-lint
HTC has come up with a new smart phone with a giant leap in combining hi-end technology with great design - HTC Touch Diamond. You probably remember the rumor last month!!!
The phone features a sharp 2.8-inch touch screen housed with brushed steel and flawless faceted edges which makes it beautiful to hold and use. It also includes a touch-responsive user interface, TouchFLO 3D, and Ultra Fast HSDPA internet connectivity that allows you to interact with Google, YouTube and Wikipedia with great ease. The TouchFLO technology creates a great album artwork, video stills and snapshots for you to interact, play and launch. The smartphone includes a 3.2 megapixel auto-focus camera that helps you capture the perfect moment in style and with a massive 4 GB internal storage helps you store large volumes of pictures, video, contact, messages and other files. An integrated GPS also helps you reach your destination quickly and effectively. BAD THING however : “this thing is the same as every other Touch Diamond, meaning that North American 3G is not supported.” via Engadget
E71 is the latest phone in Nokia’s E series family and one of the thinnest the company every built: just 10 mm thick. Very slim, we know that!! It includes features like WiFi, HSDPA, A-GPS, a 3.2 mega-pixel camera and another one on the front for video. Nokia E71 comes with a 2.36-inch QVGA display, uses a lithium-ion battery ( 20 days standby, 10.5 hours of GSM or 4.5 hours of 3G talk) and includes an extra one, for backup. The phone has a 110 MB built-in memory but also includes a SD slot incase if you want to expand the storage capacity. It should be available in two colors: grey steel and white steel.
Nokia is planning to launch its all new E series E66 slider this year in the third quarter. It features GSM, EDGE, WiFi, A-GPS, WCDMA and HSDPA (3.6 Mbps web browsing) bands, a 3.2 mega-pixel auto focus camera with an additional camera for video calls and chat and has a 2.4 inch of type QVGA dispaly. Nokia also introduced new styling with this E 66 slider because it’s just 13.66mm thick and looks very neat. Other specs include a lithium-ion battery that can last up to 7.5 hours on GSM, 3.5 yours on 3G and 14 days on standby, 110 MB of internal memory and you can expand the memory up to 8 GB with the micro SD card slot and two colors to choose from : grey steel or white steel. It also has options to switch profiles from business to personal that includes switching your work emails and documents. That really “turned me on” and I may give it a try soon. Nokia’s quoting this at “under $500,” and probably won’t have any carriers in the States on a short term.
It may not be Sharp’s best creations ever but this mobile phone is believed to allow users enjoy high quality pictures on a stunning 3.0-inch VGA LCD that has a 2,000 : 1 contrast ratio and NTSC color reproduction. Its stylish folder with an allowable rotation of up to 360 degree let users to turn their phone into a porches movie viewer. Additional feature consists of an integrated FM radio and A2DP (Bluetooth) support. It includes the LISMO media player along with several equalizer presets like Rock, Classic and Jazz. via Sharp (translated)
Rumors were plentiful during the lengthy wait, but it was still great to see the final 3G iPhone, unwrapped in all of its beauty. With thinner edges, a plastic back, sleek headphone jack, and the innovative iPhone 2.0 firmware, Apple has exemplified improvements on many of its formerly criticized aspects. 3G is the most demanded feature of the new iPhone, but so is the connection speed: 2x faster than the old models and Apple says that pages load 36% faster than the N95 and Treo 750 (which have been long considered “very fast”). The 3G iPhone will be released on July 11th in 22 countries and the company hopes to fill all stores in over 70 countries with the wonder product, in less then a month afte. Did I tell you the price?$199 for the 8GB model and $299 for the 16GB version. It should sell great on today’s market, I bet.
HTC announced the Touch Pro officially. It’s supposed to be a QWERTY slider sibling of the Touch Diamond which was announced some time ago. Several useful features are laying beneath its glossy black shell such as WiFi, Bluetooth, HSPA including a concrete 7.2Mbps on the downstream, 2.8-inch high quality VGA display, a 3.2 megapixel digital camera, Windows Mobile 6.1 which features the 3D interface of the TouchFLO, a half gigabyte of ROM, and approximately 288MB of RAM. It is certainly not the “world’s thinnest cell phone” because it’s 18.05mm thick. The first lot of HTC Touch Pro cellphones will be released in Europe, late this summer while Americans will probably get it one year later. Too bad! |
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Sharp has introduced its newly developed W62SH VGA to the KDDI Corporation of Okinawa Cell Phone Corporation.
