HTC Touch Diamond preview

The HTC Touch Diamond was the first real competition the iPhone faced, even if it didn’t necessarily set out to be. HTC was surely trying to capitalize on the popularity of Apple’s all-touch device, but Windows Mobile is a more open though much clunkier UI than OS X, and ultimately the devices were really in a different class. Sure, HTC TouchFLO gave a finger-friendly skin to the Touch, but in reality the iPhone was built from the ground-up as a consumer friendly, media-oriented device whereas the HTC Touch Diamond was a Windows Mobile business device that happened to lose the keyboard and get some fancy software. Don’t get us wrong, we loved the HTC Touch Diamond, but it just wasn’t iPhone material. There are HTC Touch Diamond.
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Motorola ZN5 5 megapixel mobile phone review

Motorola Kodak is going to be named Motorola ZN5, The highlight of Motorola ZN5 the Linux-powered device is its 5 megapixel auto focus camera. Motorola ZN5 comes complete with a protective cover and a xenon flash for better performance in dark environment. The Motorola ZN5 is also the first mobile handset to feature shooting in RAW and binned RAW formats (the latter produces lower resolution photos while preserving the full color depth).
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Samsung D780 Dual Sims mobile phone review

Samsung are obviously not of two minds about two-in-one phones. A new dual SIM handset - the Samsung D780 Dual Sims - is underway and it’s intended as a more affordable dual SIM solution as compared to the Samsung D880 Duos. On the outside, there’s nothing cool about Samsung D780 Dual Sims and that’s fine by us. The new dual SIM bar means business and its top skill is well tucked under the battery. What you get is quality of build, comfy large keyboard and friendly handling. A big fella by all means, the Samsung D780 Dual Sims is a sensible piece of dual SIM action. There are Samsung D780 Dual Sims.
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Nokia N78 mobile review

There’s so much to get excited about with Nokia N78. Nokia N78 the excellent display and capable camera, topped with Navi wheel, FM transmitter, GPS and Wi-Fi sure round off a nice deal.

Nokia N78 stacks up just below the top of the multimedia phone market. The megapixel count and screen size are probably the only things to stop it from directly competing with the Nokia N95. Nokia N78 is still quite close and even offers a few features that the omnipresent Nseries ruler lacks.
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Nokia 6212 classic the classic-shaped Mobile review

Today Nokia announced their latest NFC-enabled handset - the classic-shaped Nokia 6212 classic. Near field communication or NFC is the next generation of mobile connectivity (based on Bluetooth though) and Nokia 6212 classic allows user to seamlessly share content, pay bills or use their cellphone as an electronic traveling ticket.

Onboard the Nokia 6212 classic you will find a 2 megapixel snapper, miniUSB port, microSD memory card slot (up to 4GB), FM radio, and stereo Bluetooth. All this runs on the popular non-smartphone Nokia S40 software platform. such as Nokia 6212 classic.
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HTC Touch Dual mobile phone review

As with its older brother, the HTC Touch, the new HTC Touch Dual takes the proven Windows Mobile 6 formula and bolts-on elements to make navigating with a finger far easier. What differentiates the HTC Touch Dual from the original Touch is a slide-out keypad, either in a 12-key numeric layout like a regular phone, or a 20 key SureType-like QWERTY layout similar to that seen on some Blackberry and Samsung devices. This addresses the principal concern of the original Touch: data input. Most everything else about the device is the same as the original, which is far from a bad thing, so be sure to check out our review of that device as well as this one. There HTC Touch Dual.

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Velocity Launches 111 Smartphone mobile review

The Velocity 111 is powered by the newly announced Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional and offers a QWERTY keyboard for convenient text input. Sporting a flush mounted, 2.5″ QVGA touchscreen display, the Velocity 111’s built-in GPS receiver should come in handy. This sporty handset is expected to be available in Q3 2008.

The Velocity 111 is extremely well connected, with quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) and tri-band WCDMA (850/1900/2100MHz). High speed data is supported with HSUPA and built-in WiFi, and Bluetooth 2.1 makes it easy to use a wireless headset or transfer files. The microSD card slot offers plenty of storage expansion, as well.
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Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 Mobile Review

The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 is Sony Ericsson’s first cellular phone that runs on Windows Mobile 6.0 operating system. Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 comes equipped with a gigantic 3.0-inch LCD Touchscreen, the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 slider phone is said to challenge iPhone that shake the mobile industry in 2007. Thanks to the Windows Mobile operating system, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 comes preloaded with Microsoft Applications including Words, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Internet Explorer, and Mobile Media Player Mobile, allowing users to work and relax at anywhere. Other features of the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 phone includes ultra-fast 3G data connectivity support (UMTS), a built-in 3.2-megapixel digital camera, and built-in GPS navigation system.
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Samsung M800 Instinct Finger Touch Phone review

Sprint launched the new Samsung SPH-M800 Instinct, a full touchscreen feature phone that is packed full of high tech and high enjoyment functionality. While somewhat physically large, at 55mm x 116mm x 12.4mm (2.17″ x 4.57″ x 0.49″), the 125g (4.4oz) Instinct doesn’t seem unwieldy at all based on our experience.

For starters of Samsung SPH-M800, the Instinct will support Sprint’s GPS navigation functionality, and that navigation has been integrated with a number of other services on the device, such as the voice enabled Live Search function that lets user find things by simply speaking a word or two into the Samsung SPH-M800 phone. The map data is downloaded to the Samsung SPH-M800 in real time thanks to a speedy EV-DO Rev A network connection that is capable of download speeds as fast as 3.1Mbps and uploads reaching 1.4Mbps. For Samsung SPH-M800 same 3G data connection comes in handy for Sprint’s streaming video Sprint TV and XM Radio services.
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Samsung M800 Instinct Finger Touch Phone review

Sprint launched the new Samsung SPH-M800 Instinct, a full touchscreen feature phone that is packed full of high tech and high enjoyment functionality. While somewhat physically large, at 55mm x 116mm x 12.4mm (2.17" x 4.57" x 0.49"), the 125g (4.4oz) Instinct doesn’t seem unwieldy at all based on our experience.

For starters of Samsung SPH-M800, the Instinct will support Sprint’s GPS navigation functionality, and that navigation has been integrated with a number of other services on the device, such as the voice enabled Live Search function that lets user find things by simply speaking a word or two into the Samsung SPH-M800 phone. The map data is downloaded to the Samsung SPH-M800 in real time thanks to a speedy EV-DO Rev A network connection that is capable of download speeds as fast as 3.1Mbps and uploads reaching 1.4Mbps. For Samsung SPH-M800 same 3G data connection comes in handy for Sprint’s streaming video Sprint TV and XM Radio services.

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