AT&T Tilt by HTC Mobile Phone review

There’s been much commotion and some patient waiting on the road to AT&T Tilt’s latest Windows Mobile Professional phone that succeeds the popular AT&T 8525. Rumored for release as early as August 2007 the AT&T Tilt, aka AT&T 8925 is finally here. Why the commotion? The AT&T Tilt, whose code name was the HTC Kaiser, was first released a few months back as the HTC TyTN II, and as the MDA Vario III for T-Mobile Germany. Those of us in the United States were waiting to get our hands on HTC’s latest high-end creation with WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G HSDPA and an integrated GPS. And there’s another twist, or more aptly, AT&T Tilt: the AT&T Tilt features a slide-out QWERTY keyboard that ostensibly is similar to the 8525 and 8125 on Cingular/AT&T, but the display can be tilted upward for a more laptop-like experience. Nice.

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Verizon Wireless the Samsung Gleam Mobile Phone review

Today Verizon Wireless launched the Samsung U700 Gleam, a new device that features an innovative “living wallpaper” that changes based on the time of day and the phone’s status. As an EV-DO 3G device, the Samsung U700 Gleam is also V CAST Music and Video capable. Samsung U700 Gleam also supports Verizon’s Get It Now service for games, ringtones, and location-based services.

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HTC Touch – A Totally Touchable Smart phone review

The HTC Touch is a beautiful, very small PDA phone, something we just about never get to say. HTC Touch is the perfect phone for style conscious buyers who need a PDA’s features and advanced functions, but don’t want to carry an ugly brick. However, those who text or email frequently won’t be happy with the tiny on-screen keyboard and (very functional) handwriting recognition. The HTC Touch isn’t meant to compete with hardware-keyboarded PDA and smartphones like the Treo 750, Cingular 8525, T-Mobile Dash or BlackBerry 8800. And while the HTC Touch user interface is a step in the right direction, it’s really just one application launcher rather than a pervasive change to the phone’s interaction on the whole.

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Verizon Wireless the Samsung SCH-U470 Juke Mobile Phone Juke

Today Verizon Wireless announced the Samsung SCH-U470 Juke, a swivel phone with 2GB of internal storage for music and a scroll wheel for navigation. Samsung U470 Juke supports .MP3, .WMA, and unprotected .AAC music files, and the music player of Samsung U470 Juke can be accessed without needing to open the phone. Aimed at the younger crowd, the Samsung U470 Juke features a VGA-resolution camera with night mode, Bluetooth 2.0 with support for A2DP stereo headsets, and Samsung U470 Juke will be available exclusively from Verizon Wireless in red, blue, and teal.

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Verizon Wireless the LG Venus (VX8800) Mobile Phone review

Verizon Wireless unveiled the LG Venus (VX8800) today, an innovative slider phone with two screens on the front. The top screen of LG Venus (VX8800) is a standard phone display, while the bottom is a touchscreen with haptic feedback, offering a small vibration when an on-screen button is touched. The LG Venus (VX8800) also features a microSD card slot, capable of supporting capacities up to 8GB. The music player on the LG Venus (VX8800) supports .MP3, .WMA, and unprotected .AAC music files.

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Verizon Wireless Launches LG Voyager (VX10000) QWERTY Phone

Today Verizon Wireless showed off the LG Voyager (VX10000), a followup to the popular LG enV. The LG Voyager (VX10000) features a large touchscreen on the front with haptic feedback, giving users a small vibration when they touch a button. This messaging-centric phone flips open like a laptop to reveal a QWERTY keyboard. The LG Voyager (VX10000) is exclusive to Verizon Wireless and features support for its high-speed EV-DO 3G network. The LG Voyager (VX10000) also includes a full HTML web browser, as well as V CAST Music and Video and V CAST Mobile TV. The music player on the LG Voyager (VX10000) supports .MP3, .WMA, and unprotected .AAC music files.

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Motorola RIZR Z10 Mobile Phone review

Motorola RIZR Z10 has kick slider design with 3G ready and shows updated supports for HSDPA and Symbian 9.2 OS with UIQ 3.2 UI.

Motorola RIZR Z10 coming with a 2.2-inch LCD display, a 3 Megapixel camera with 8x digital zoom, a VGA up- front camera for video calls, Motorola RIZR Z10 comeing with a Bluetooth with A2DP supports, 90MB internal memory, and microSD expansion card slot.

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Nokia’s Thin 6500 Classic Mobile Phone review

The Nokia 6500 Classic is one of two handsets in Nokia’s 6500 series. Like its brother, the 6500 Slide, the Classic sports an elegant look, Nokia 6500 Classic are quad-band GSM/EDGE and dual-band UMTS support, and the latest version of Nokia’s S40 user interface. Nokia 6500 Classic is a sharp looking, thin bar handset that can turn a few heads as well as keep its owner’s personal music soundtrack playing in the background.

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Nokia 6500 Slide Mobile Phone review

The Nokia 6500 Slide is one of two 6500 series devices that were announced side by side back in May of this year. Unlike the very thin and simple Nokia 6500 Classic, the Nokia 6500 Slide that we are reviewing today has a slider form factor of Nokia 6500, stainless steel body work, and an auto-focus digital camera that uses Carl Zeiss lenses. Come to see Nokia 6500.

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Samsung D880 DUOS is GSM with two SIM cards

Samsung D880 DUOS is the first GSM phone from major manufacturer (earlier there were solutions from Chinese brands with contestable qualities) to work with 2 SIM cards at the same time. In standby both cards are active and when dialing, Samsung D880 DUOS asks which one to be used. The two can have different tone for incoming call and when one arrives, the phone says which card (number) it is destined to.

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