Monday, October 5, 2009

All About Samsung and Nokia

All About Samsung and Nokia


Samsung Behold II ties the knot with Android, TouchWiz for T-Mobile

Posted: 05 Oct 2009 06:49 AM PDT

The Behold is fully grown up by way of its second version, moving up everywhere from a simple feature phone to an bona fide Android-powered challenger.

T-Mobile’s newest Android handset is a full-touch reproduction supported by a 5 MP camera having video recording, autofocus, flash and Bluetooth 2.1, a 3.2-inch AMOLED display, WiFi, and microSD spreading out up to 16GB.

Like almost all Samsung Smartphones and a lot of its feature handsets, the Behold II combines an adaptation of the Samsung’s TouchWiz UI plus consists a 3D “cube menu” intended for rotating amid common features resembling YouTube access and web browsing.

Neither price nor date of availability is being declared right now, other than we’re being pledged it’ll be approximately “In time for the festival.”

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Saturday, October 3, 2009

All About Samsung and Nokia

All About Samsung and Nokia


Amazon proffering the Nokia E72 for $469

Posted: 03 Oct 2009 05:31 AM PDT

The E71 already was being touted as the finest of the S60 devices, the expectations with the E72 are still higher and stratospheric. The onlookers truly impatient as to getting a hands-on experience, the North Americans have in fact been blessed with the opportunity of seeing it first because of Amazon, as the "zodium black" version.

The handset without an official release date is exactly telling that when it will begin shipping is still under speculation. All in all, considering the capabilities the E72 veils, its not a bad deal at all.

Better is costlier, not working true always what’s bad in waiting some time and getting the handset at a much lower price than the one which has been put forth now, as remember patience always pays, and so will the E72…

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Nokia and Wireless Power Consortium, together bring in the wireless charging standards…

Posted: 03 Oct 2009 05:20 AM PDT

After attracting some big fishes like Sanyo, Philips and Duracell, already, the wireless power consortium is now making way to sign up Nokia, the leading mobile manufacturer, as its next big member and is all set to bolster this big fish now.

Nokia not talking openly about this new venture but surely believes that the consumers require a greater experience then presently as far as battery life and charging is concerned.

The wireless power consortium on the other hand more than thrilled with their new member, firmly believe that this membership will surely expand the traction of the potential market significantly and will enhance the standard of battery charging incredibly. The new venture is sure to bring in an amazing experience as far as charging handsets are concerned for users worldwide.

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Friday, October 2, 2009

All About Samsung and Nokia

All About Samsung and Nokia


Nokia N86, the face detection feature made flawless alongwith an amazing pic quality

Posted: 02 Oct 2009 01:47 AM PDT

Sometimes back, say a year and a half, most companies dealing with the manufacture of cameras decided to entail the new face detection feature on their devices, Cameraphones also walking on the same path wished the same.

Nokia as always making innovations which are simply astounding included this enticing feature on their new handset the N86 8MP, not just the face detection, it even includes features like improved video quality and red eye reduction along with a host of tweaks.

Seeming like a must have, this little cameraphone is simply a flawless gadget for all those people who love capturing those special moments in life, so, don’t delay more, grab one today.

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Thursday, October 1, 2009

All About Samsung and Nokia

All About Samsung and Nokia


Samsung’s new handset, the Armani slider, simply luscious…

Posted: 01 Oct 2009 12:49 PM PDT

Far from realistic, Sammy’s new member Armani slider or the SPH-W820 appears to be just one handset for which we have long awaited to get unveiled.

Craigslits, simply touting as Giorgio Armani logo to make in for almost half of the belonging, it truly illustrates that this one’s different. The first glimpse that Samsung has released today not making the spec list much clear, but still the 3.1 inch AMOLES screen , a 5 mega pixel camera, a DMB TV tuner, microSD expansion and Blue tooth, are still known to be present on this Armani slider.

“But being fashionable isn’t being cheap” standing true here, the price part leaves no speculations as the name Armani is all set to make it appear high already. Stay cool for the first glimpse simply makes it appear as something you must possess.

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Nokia N900- reveals some great secrets which make it stand ahead the N97 truly…

Posted: 01 Oct 2009 12:38 PM PDT

Nokia has come with an armed phone with its latest N900 which is still better than the equipped N97 in many respects. The relatively display specifications of 800x 400 display are very impressive. The Maemo 5 environment already offering much, the hardware now stands ahead to get in the bandwagon of being superior.

The N900 rated above the predecessor N97, which in itself is a loaded handset, the internals rated well now its turn for the externals to prove their point. All set to draw plenty of ire from people this is a must buy for every app-hungry consumer who considers 48 GB memory a great reward overall.

The connectivity although not up to the mark but what we are interested in right now is the surface view rather than the internals. Still wish to get hold of the whole enchilada of how superior it is then its old friend in the hardware, wait and see the other videos making way pretty soon.

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