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Nokia Unveils E6, X7 Smartphones

April 13th, 2011
The Nokia E6

The Nokia E6

With a pair of new smartphones, Nokia is showing no immediate signs of letting up on its Symbian operating system

The E6 and the X7, both announced today, will be the first smartphones to ship with Symbian Anna, the latest update to the mobile operating system, which is used primarily by Nokia. Earlier this year, however, Nokia signed a deal with Microsoft that will make Windows Phone 7 the principal operating system on its smartphones, with the shift the Microsoft OS starting as early as next year.

The Nokia E6 is designed with business customers in mind. It boasts a 2.46-inch touch screen and full QWERTY keyboard. Nokia said that the smartphone can maintain its battery life for 681 hours on standby and boasts more than 14 hours of talk time over GSM. Users can listen to music in offline mode for up to 75 hours.

To appeal to business customers, the Nokia E6 comes with access to Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Communicator Mobile, and Microsoft SharePoint.

The Nokia X7

The Nokia X7

The Nokia X7 , meanwhile, ditches a physical keyboard in favor of a large 4-inch AMOLED touch screen and virtual keyboard. It boasts an 8-megapixel camera and fully integrated social networking functions, allowing users to check in on their Facebook and Twitter accounts out of the box. It also comes with the Galaxy on Fire HD and Asphalt 5 HD video games.The company did not immediately respond to a request for comment on when the E6 and X7 will launch and how much they will cost.

Nokia is committed to bringing Symbian Anna to as many of its latest releases as possible. The company said today that in addition to the E6 and X7 smartphones, it plans to make the operating system “standard” on the Nokia N8, Nokia E7, Nokia C7, and Nokia C6-01 in the coming months. Other models will receive the update via download in the near future, as well.

Anna delivers several enhancements, including better security and hardware-accelerated encryption. Its improved e-mail support has “full meeting request support,” Nokia says. In addition, it delivers faster Web browsing and an improved Ovi Maps application, according to Nokia.

“With these new products and more Symbian devices and user enhancements coming in the near future, we are confident we can keep existing Nokia smartphone customers engaged, as well as attract new first-time and competitor smartphone users,” Jo Harlow, head of Nokia’s Smart Devices business, said in a statement today.

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Motorola Cliq – Titanium (T-Mobile)

November 15th, 2010

Motorola Cliq - Titanium (T-Mobile)

Motorola Cliq - Titanium (T-Mobile)

The Motorola Cliq has a great design with a brilliant display and easy-to-use controls and keyboard. Its feature set is rich and functional, and Motorola made some welcome improvements and user interface tweaks.

If anyone doubts that Google’s Android has a future, then they haven’t seen T-Mobile’s Motorola Cliq MB200. With its easy-to-use design, spacious keyboard, and action-packed feature set, the Cliq combines an attractive, powerful device with the customization of the Android operating system. We won’t say it’s the “best Android phone yet”–that will be a hard call to make as more Android handsets go on sale–but it proves that Android handsets are evolving and getting better over time. Also, we’re glad to see a manufacturer other than HTC embrace the Android operating system.

Moto added its own twist to the Android OS with the new MotoBlur user interface that syncs your social media, contacts, and e-mail. Though having all your information in one place is convenient, the overall effect can be overwhelming. Its performance also could be better and the Android OS saddles the phone with a few limitations. Yet, despite those drawbacks, the Cliq offers a nice contrast to Sprint’s HTC Hero and it rates better than the T-Mobile MyTouch 3G and G1. It goes on sale at T-Mobile on November 2, 2009, for $199 with a service contract.

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Casio G’zOne Ravine

November 2nd, 2010

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Casio continually remains one the main manufactures of Push-to-Talk phones for Verizon Wireless with their G’zOne series, from the Type-V and Type-S to the Boulder, Rock, and Brigade, which was introduced earlier this year. But unlike the Brigade that includes a full QWERTY keyboard, the new Casio G’zOne Ravine C751 is a traditional flip-phone in appearance that replaces the Casio Rock, though most of the features are retained, such as the good PTT quality and rugged Military design.

Included in the retail package is the Casio G’zOne Ravine C751 phone, 1140mAh battery, wall charger with detachable microUSB cable, and user guides. Unfortunately, the desktop charging cradle is no longer included, but it can be purchased separately. We did try the one from the Rock, and it will not work with the Ravine.

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LG Octane VN530

October 28th, 2010

The LG Octane has an intriguing form factor – a full QWERTY keyboard, while a small external LCD screen feeds information to you when the handset is closed. The outer LCD display is 176×220 pixels, while the internal one is 240×320 pixels. The LG Octane sports a 3MP camera with flash, and its dimensions are 4.21”x2.16”x0.63”, which is bearable for a landscape QWERTY slider. The keyboard has a navigational D-pad, and LG has decided to go with a non-standard 2.5mm audio jack.

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HTC T8788 Windows Phone 7

September 28th, 2010

We’ve seen an explosion of Windows Phone 7 handsets lately and the whole buzz around these upcoming smartphones isn’t going to die down anytime soon. The first WP7 devices will be unveiled at some point in October in Europe and in November in the USA, so until then the main WP7 phone builders will try to convince the crowds to choose their creation instead of the competition’s.

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Dell Lightning, Thunder and Flash Smartphones

September 22nd, 2010

Engadget has posted leaked documents of three upcoming high-end smartphones by Dell, including the Dell Thunder powered by Android 2.1, Dell Flash powered by Android Froyo and the Dell Lightning powered by Windows Phone 7. The Thunder and Lightning are also powered by 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processors, and will offer 7.2Mbps / 5.76Mbps HSPA connectivity. Furthermore, the Thunder and Lightning will sport 4.1-inch WVGA OLED touchscreens manufactured by Samsung. The Dell Flash will sport a 800 MHz Qualcomm processor, and will offer 14.4 Mbps / 5.76 Mbps HSPA connectivity.

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T-Mobile G2 for HSPA Plus Network Officially Announced

September 13th, 2010

Starting this month, you will be able to pre-order the new T-Mobile G2  in US. The latest Android smartphone has a 3.7-inch capacitive touch screen, slide out QWERTY keyboard, 800MHz Snapdragon MSM7230 processor and 5 megapixel camera with LED flash. There is already a 4GB internal memory for your application installation storage, adding up with a bundled 8GB micro SD card and you get a total of 12GB storage space available. That would sufficient for most of the users without the need to buy an additional memory card.

review T-Mobile G2T-Mobile, Google and HTC re-team to deliver the groundbreaking successor to the T-Mobile G1; Exclusive preorder for current T-Mobile customers begins later this month

BELLEVUE, Wash. – Sept. 9, 2010 – T-Mobile USA, Inc. today unveiled the T-Mobile® G2™ with Google™, delivering downloads at 4G speeds1, a blazing fast web browsing experience and tight integration with Google services. The G2 breaks new ground as the first smartphone specifically designed for T-Mobile’s new HSPA+ network2, which covers 100 million Americans in more than 55 major metropolitan areas across the country. The G2 is an ultra-powerful smartphone designed by HTC and is the highly anticipated successor to the T-Mobile G1, the world’s first Android™-powered mobile phone, pairing a large 3.7-inch screen with a unique hinge design that opens to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard. Current T-Mobile customers will get exclusive access to preorder the G2 starting later this month.

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Nokia E72

September 13th, 2010

nokia e72 reviewNokia E72 is a high-performance device tailor-made for seamless business and personal communication.

Messaging

The first thing Nokia have listed is the messaging, and for a device with a full QWERTY keyboard, they have rightly done so. The phone is able to cope with up to 10 personal emails, has full support for push e-mail and Mail for Exchange. There is also support for Windows Live Messenger (aka MSN messenger as it used to be called), Google Talk, as well as several others, plus with the active homescreen and true multitasking capability, you can have most of not all these things running at the same time!review nokia e72

There are also support for things like Lotus Notes Traveler, and if you don’t have a personal e-mail, you can always sign up to Ovi Mail (which will soon be powered by Yahoo! thanks to Nokia and Yahoo! agreeing to join forces not too long ago).

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BlackBerry Curve 8900

September 7th, 2010

BlackBerry Curve 8900 Descriptionreview BlackBerry Curve 8900

When you’ve got a lot on the go, BlackBerry® Curve™ (BlackBerry Javelin) smartphone help keep you connected to the people and information that matter. With all the features you need and want at your fingertips, you’ll have the flexibility and freedom to manage your busy life—and even have some fun along the way.

The BlackBerry® Curve™ includes a hi-resolution display, full QWERTY keyboard with an enhanced trackball in an impossibly slim 13mm body.

Main features

  • 3.2-MP camera
  • Built-in GPS capabilities
  • Wi-Fi® Support
  • GPS Sat Nav
  • Video Recording
  • Mobile Streaming

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BlackBerry 8520 (Red)

September 6th, 2010

BlackBerry 8520 (Red) Description

review BlackBerry 8520 (Red)The Blackberry Curve 8520 is the first Blackberry device to feature an optical mouse. This easy-to use navigation control goes hand-in-hand with the social media functions that the Blackberry Curve 8520 also includes, so communication with family, friends and colleagues has never been easier on a Blackberry. The Blackberry Curve8520 is compatible with your favourite social-networking websites such as Facebook, MySpace and Twitter and also includes special instant messenger services designed specifically for the Blackberry platform.

Features

  • New trackpad navigation
  • Social media compatibility
  • Dedicated media keys
  • 2MP Camera
  • WiFi & Bluetooth
  • 320 x 240, 65K colour screen
  • Quad-band connectivity

With a full QWERTY keyboard, soft, rounded edges and a slim and sleek design, the 8520 has the traditional look and feel of a Blackberry design. The display on the Curve 8520 is outstanding, with a 320 x 240 pixel resolution and 65k colour display capability, ensuring that media playback and web browsing is of the highest quality. MPEG4 video is supported so that you can enjoy videos, while a range of image file-types can be viewed, including .bmp and .jpg. A wide selection of audio types are compatible with the Curve 8520, including MP3, which you can take advantage of using the 3.5mm audio connection. » Read more: BlackBerry 8520 (Red)

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