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Showing posts with label Cell Phone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cell Phone. Show all posts

December 23, 2007

Samsung F250 (SGH-F250)


The Samsung F250 is a bit of an oddity - it looks expensive, but it isn't really. And it also comes with an unusual combination of features that means that it doesn't quite fit into a traditional product range.

Where it gets a little strange are the rest of the specifications - the 2 inch display is only 128x160 pixels, and the digital camera comes in at a so-so 1.3 megapixels. So in fact, what we have here is a phone with pretty good multimedia capabilities but one that cuts other features back to keep the price down. At around €190 or so SIM-free, the F250 costs roughly the same as the Nokia 6300 - but the Nokia 6300 has a much better display and camera.

Nokia N81


Remember the Nokia N-Gage? Nokia's original attempt at a gaming platform fell a bit flat in most (but not all) markets and largely sank without trace. But Nokia didn't give up on the idea of advanced mobile gaming, and now it's back with a vengeance on the Nokia N81 plus some other smartphone devices in the Nokia range.

So what exactly makes up the Nokia N81? Well, this is a 3G slider with a 2.4" 240 x 320 pixel display that works in landscape (wide) and portrait (tall) orientations. On the back is a 2 megapixel camera, and the N81 also has WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity which can also be used for gaming. There's an FM radio too, and the N81 runs the Symbian S60 operating system, making it a capable smartphone.

It's quite a heavy phone at 140 grams in weight and 102 x 50 x 17.9mm in size. Talktime is up to 3 hours on 3G and 4 hours on GSM, with a maximum standby time of around 16 days. Alternatively, you can play music on it for up to 11.5 hours.

Nokia say that the N81 and N81 8GB should be available during Q4 2007 at an estimated cost before tax and subsidy of €430 / £290 for the N81 8GB and around €360 / £250 for the more basic N81.

November 23, 2007

LG enV VX9900


This phone is an excellent upgrade to the LG vx9800 (the "v"). Only 2/3 it's original thickness and almost half the weight. Now supporting Bluetooth file transfer and stereo headphones too!

I own the 9800 and the Envy 9900 and the biggest difference I saw was the interface is now black and blue, rather than orange and grey. Its sexy! This is what the "V" (vx9800) should have been. The menus are much faster. Taking pictures is a cake walk now, and not a fumbling mess like it used to be. The camera supports full auto focus too (like a regular digital camera).

I started hacking the phone on day 1 and noticed that it supports MP3 & WMA natively rather than just WMA. For video you can use Apple MPG4 (3gp with AAC audio) or XVID (with AAC or MP3 audio) at very high bitrates (1mbps video with 384kbps audio encode rate) Thats fast. Great! The phone plays back these formats without a hiccup. The camera lens now has a built in cover too that is opened up by twisting a ring around the lens. Audio quality is the same from built in speakers.

Overall I would recommend this phone.

Product Details :
Product Line...enV
Cell Phone Type...Camera, Digital Player, MP3, Video
Carrier...Verizon Wireless
Cell Network Technology...CDMA
Wireless Technology...Bluetooth
Weight...4.6 oz

October 16, 2007

Blackberry Curve


Featuring a liquid silver finish, clean lines and soft edges, the BlackBerry Curve 8300 smartphone is the smallest and lightest BlackBerry smartphone ever to come with a full QWERTY keyboard.

It's packed with incredible features, including a camera, BlackBerry Maps, a media player, expandable memory, Voice-Activated Dialing, tethered modem and trackball navigation. Plus you get all the core functionality you've come to expect in a BlackBerry smartphone - email and text messaging, instant messaging, web browser and advanced phone functionality.

The BlackBerry Curve - it's your connection to everything that matters.




Product Details:
Product Line...BlackBerry
Cell Network Technology...GSM
Wireless Technology...Bluetooth
Weight...3.9 oz

This phone is very nice for a heavy texter. The full keyboard makes texting and typing very easy for anyone. The track ball does take a bit to get used to, but once you are used to it, it is super easy. The battery life isn't terrible, but it can be drained in a day. The screen size is very

September 25, 2007

Nokia N95 : It's anything you want it to be


It's the world wide web. Explore the internet with 3.5G ease. Navigate the world with interactive maps and purchasable local city guides. It's GPS. It's a photo studio. It's a mobile disco. Download your favorite music tracks. And capture it all with 5 megapixel clarity and Carl Zeiss optics. Experience the true power of multimedia computing with the Nokia N95 multimedia computer.

Product Details:
  • Cell Phone Type : Camera, Digital Player, FM Radio, GPS, Push to Talk, TV, Bluetooth, MP3, Video
  • Cell Network Technology : WCDMA, GSM
  • Wireless Technology : Infrared, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
  • Weight : 4.2 oz

September 18, 2007

Samsung BlackJack SGH i607

Samsung exemplifies technological determination and progressive ideals. From technology to business to the philanthropy, Samsung has become a world leader for which the possibilities are truly endless.

It's got great ergonomics (with a few caveats), a lovely landscape QVGA display and best of all, really fast 3G data on Cingular's HSDPA network. The BlackJack is slim, sexy and weighs only 3.5 ounces yet it has a surprisingly roomy keyboard, a good 1.3MP camera and Bluetooth 2.0.

Product Details :
Product Line ..... BlackJack
Cell Phone Type ..... Smartphone
Carrier ..... AT&T
Wireless Technology ..... Bluetooth
Supported Memory ..... MicroSD
Megapixels ..... 1.3 Megapixels
Operating System ..... Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone Edition
Screen Size ..... 2.2 in
Supported Media Format ..... MP3
Key Functions ..... Digital Camera
Messaging ..... MMS, E-Mail, Voice mail, SMS, WAP
Digital Camera ..... Yes
Network Technology ..... GSM 850/900/1800/1900, UMTS 850/1900
Weight ..... 3.5 oz

July 09, 2007

The Interface of iPhone Hack Obtains To You Inside The Phone

Hot on the heels of the hack of activation, enthusiasts of iPhone of the channels of irc.osx86.hu #iphone-talk and #iphone-mac deepened the cracks in the armour of the device of Apple by creating an application called iPhoneInterface, a tool of Windows and Mac which allows you to operate the state of the phone, to play of the violin with launching maintains, and acts one on the other with the filesystem of the iPhone.



With the new APP, you will have the capacity to sweep the structure of file of the device, to create and take off the shirts (which should open doors for those which do not feel the options of synchro), and to begin services of iPhone.
The plans for a public waiter are in hand, thus to attach your safety belts.

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