


LG VIEWTY KU990
LG Viewty KU990 If you liked the LG Prada or are considering an iPhone, then the LG Viewty should definitely be top of your list of phones to check out first. Touchscreen phones are the hot product of 2007/2008 and LG have a proven track record in this area with the LG Prada. The Viewty is basically a souped-up Prada without the designer logo, and it's a very accomplished product. We loved the Prada's touchscreen user interface, and the Viewty retains the best features of the Prada, but with the addition of 3G, a 5 megapixel camera, an uprated video camera, more memory and longer battery life.For the benefit of those who haven't seen a Prada or iPhone, let's recap the touchscreen concept. Not to be confused with touch-sensitive buttons (e.g. the LG Chocolate or Samsung U600), the Viewty has a touch-sensitive screen. This means that icons and menus appear on the screen itself, and you touch the screen to activate the "buttons". The Viewty uses subtle vibration feedback to confirm when you've pressed a button, and you'll very quickly get used to the concept. There are real buttons below the screen for making and ending calls, a jog wheel, and also side buttons for controlling volume, the camera and the music player. We liked the touchscreen interface very much, and the technology now seems to be mature enough for touchscreens to enter the mainstream. If you're a fast texter you might find that the touchscreen slows you down a little, but the sheer pleasure of using the on-screen menus more than compensates for this. T9 predictive text is supported too. A stylus pen is provided if you find the interface too slow using your finger. The Viewty also supports handwriting recognition, so you should be able to find an input method that you're comfortable with.Apart from the user interface, the Viewty has several pleasures waiting to be discovered. The camera is LG's best yet, rated at 5 megapixels with a high quality Schneider-Kreuznach lens, autofocus and a SmartLight feature that makes after-dark photographs considerably clearer. You can also vary the ISO setting to ISO 800 for improved brightness in low light. In common with many digital cameras, the Viewty's camera incorporates an Image Stabiliser function for minimising camera shake. The Viewty can't match the best camera phones from Nokia or Sony Ericsson, but it definitely ranks in the top 10 of current camera phones. As well as a top notch still camera, the Viewty's video camera is also something special. It films at high resolution (320 x 240 pixels QVGA) and at very high frame rates - up to 120 frames per second, which enables special effects such as slow motion filming. There are built-in picture-editing and video-editing tools to make the most of these cameras. In addition, a second front-facing camera enables 3G video calls.The Viewty's music player is nice and easy to use and can handle virtually every music format: MP3/AAC/AAC+/AAC++/WMA. There's also an FM radio built in. Stereo headphones are supplied in the box, and you can use optional mono or stereo Bluetooth headphones if you prefer. The Viewty's memory is very generous, with 90 Mbytes of internal memory and up to 2 Gbytes of additional memory (microSD memory card).
SAMSUNG G600
Samsung unleash the slimmest 5MP camera to hit the UK with the stunning G600. Sleek and compact it sure packs a lot with its amazing 5MP camera built with autofocus and flash, MP3 Player, web browser, EDGE, FM Radio and microSD slot. You also get a huge 512MB card in the box! Features Quad Band 5 Megapixel Camera MP3 Player 55MB memory microSD Card Slot (TransFlash) EDGE Messaging: SMS, MMS, Email Stereo FM Radio Dimensions: 102 x 47.8 x 14.9 mm Weight: 105 grams Standby Time: Up to 300hrs Talk Time: Up to 3hrs 30minssome useful links for youFree Directory
NOKIA 6288
Nokia 6288An update of the popular 6280, Nokia's feature packed 6288 is even more stylish than its predecessor. Boasting a 2MP camera with quality TFT screen, MP3 player, EDGE, FM Radio, 3G, web browsing and more, the 6288 is yet another impressive phone from Nokia! Features Tri-band 2 Megapixel Camera MP3 Player 6MB internal memory miniSD Card Slot (hot swap) EDGE 3G Infrared and USB connectivity FM Radio Dimensions: 100 x 46 x 21 mm Weight: 115 grams Standby Time: Up to 250hrs Talk Time: Up to 4hrs 30mins
NOKIA 112
It is true that, in many parts of the world, dialling '112' from a mobile phone will connect the caller to local emergency services. The number '112' is the international emergency telephone number for GSM mobilephone networksWhen dialling '112' on GSM mobile phones, access is provided regardless of the presence or validity of the SIM card within the phone, or whether the keypad is locked. The '112' number cannot be dialled from the fixed network.•'112' can be dialled anywhere in the world with GSM coverage and callers will be automatically translated to that country's particular emergency number.•A caller is able to connect to the emergency services answering point if GSM mobile coverage is available from any carrier's network at the location of the call. However, because '112' is primarily integrated with the GSM network, it may not work if the phone is connected to another type of network such as CDMA. The Australian Government webpage also notes: In Australia, it is a mandatory obligation for '112' to be built into GSM
Samsung Tocco is a very famous mobile phone range of samsung. they launched number of phones in this range with a model number. but they has named this phone just as Samsung Tocco.as it's name Tocco lite is going to be bit cheaper than others. it's a full face touchscreen phone which has 3 inch touchscreen. the touchscreen supports multi- touch input method. Tocco Lite is a 2G phone and it support three GSM bands. also it has an an accelerometer sensor.they have named it's interface as TouchWiz UI because it supports many touch features. also Tocco Lite has new music technology named Samsung DNSe 2.0. the internal memory of this phone is 64Mb but it supports up to 8GB SD memory cards.Samsung Tocco Lite comes with many social networking applications like facebook,myspace and youtube. it has 3.15Mp camera with a LED flash. the camera application has built in features like geo-tagging and face detecting.
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Motorola ZN300 cheap but attractive music phone
in 2009 March Motorola announced Motorola ZN300 phone which has very simple but useful features. therefor this phone may be cheap. it is a 2G phone which supports three GSM bands. it has high quality sound output and 3.5mm audio jack. Motorola ZN300's media player supports many file formats even like MPEG4 and WMV. it has 8Mb internal memory but supports up to 32GB micro SD memory cards. the main camera is 3.15Mp which can give well quality pictures and videos. the maximum picture resolution is 2048x1536 pixels and the camera comes with a Flash. it has built in video and picture editing applications. also the video editor has video mixture feature. when considering other features, Motorola ZN300 has built in Opera Mini web browser. also it has number of pre-installed applications like Facebook, Myspace, YouTube and Photobucket.
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Blackberry Storm
Blackberry has built up a reputation as a manufacturer of smartphones that really do try and do it all, so it is no surprise that the Storm has been so highly anticipated as it is Blackberry’s first foray into the touch screen mobile phone market which has been dominated by other manufacturers so far. The Storm really is being put out into quite a full, competitive market, but with Blackberry’s track record of making stylish and functional phones, will the Storm endure?
Blackberry Storm Technical Specifications
On paper the Storm is a mixed bag. It has 1GB of onboard memory and comes with a microSD slot for expansion up to 16GB, but unless you’re going to be using your Storm for storing loads of pictures, movies and music, which is outside the remit of the Storm’s corporate target audience, then the standard memory should more than suffice for storing messages, emails and documents.Read more
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Blackberry Storm v Apple iPhone
January 2, 2009 by gadget · Leave a Comment
Since the summer of this year the iPhone 3G has been ruling the roost of do-it-all smart phones thanks to its intuitive touch screen system and its pop culture credibility, but the release of Blackberry’s fist touch screen handset into the market place in mid December has been designed to shake up the Apple supremacy a bit and try and make some converts from both the iPhone usership whilst simultaneously winning over sceptical fans of previous Blackberry handsets who might not be entirely comfortable with the new control interface and design elements of the Blackberry Storm.
It’s best to look at the Blackberry Storm and Apple iPhone in turn before we decide to opt for the overall winner, so let’s examine the Apple original first.Read more