Archive for October, 2008

Dual Card Quad Band TV Silver Cell Phone T900

The Chinese cell phone T900 only US $ 128.69.

Main Features
Phone Model           T900
Network               GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
Announced             2008,October
Available Language    English, French,Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Deutsch,Arabic, Persian,Turkish
Display Size          2.8 inch, 240×320 pixels
Display Type          QVGA touch screen, 65K colors
Ringtones Type        Polyphonic (64 channels);Support mp3 ringtone
Music                 Support MP3 background play, support equalizer;Built-in 3D stereo speaker
Video                 3GP / MP4, support to play in full screen, forward and pause
Camera                0.3MP, support to shoot with sound
FM radio              FM stereo,play outside without earphone
TV function           Support
Internal Memory       Packed with 256M TF card, support extend card
Data transfer         USB cable / Bluetooth
Connectivity          GPRS / WAP
Phonebook             Can store 200 phonebooks
Messaging             SMS, MMS
Dimension             115*55*18mm
Weight                100g
Stand-by time         100-280 hours
Talk time             100-250 minutes

Additional Features

Fashion TV phone
Dual cards standby phone
Bluetooth
FM radio play without earphone
MP3 / MP4 fluent player
Handwritten & Keyboard dual input
Handsfree
Calendar
Memo
Alarm clock
World time
Calculator
Voice recorder
Support memory card to extend
WAP
Support GPRS
MMS
Caller picture
Caller ring tone
Caller video
Currency converter
E-book reader
3D stereo speaker

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Giorgio Arnani Dual SIM Ultrathin Black Touch Screen Cell Phones

The Chinese cell phone Giorgio Arnani only US $118.66.
Hot Spot
* Dual sim cards dual standby
* support to extend TF card to 8GB maximally
* Bluetooth
* Flat touch screen
* Super slim body phone
* E-book reader
* MP4,MP3
* Language :English/French/Vietnamese/Arabic/Russian
Features
1.2.6 touch screen, 260k QVGA ; PX: 240*320
2.500 group contacts
3.T-Flash Card Suphporting,256M TF for free ,support to extend TF card to 8GB maximally
4.0.3 Mega pixel camera for Picture & Video capability,solomobi.com test put out biggest size is 640*480
5. Stereo Loud speaker, 64 chord ring tone
6. MP3 & MP4 player
7. GPRS & WAP connectivity, MMS Transceive
8. U disk support function to keep the information storage
9. Bluetooth
11.calendar,To do list,Alarm,World Clock,Spotwatch
12.caller picture,caller Ring Tone
13. Telephone directories:200groups of contacts, support incoming call with big head sticker,group ring an Messages &Multimedia messaging:180SMS, support 100MMS; can use downloaded MP3 as SMS rings
14. Schedule power on/off: support to start/close under set time
15. Alarm clock:5 groups, support alarm clock when machine’s closed, can set from Monday to Sunday
16. Games: 2 common games
17.More informations:MP3/MP4/Handsfree/SMS group sending/Voice recorder/WAP/Handwritting/2.6 inch screen/Bluetooth/GPRS download/MMS/Memory extended/Radio/bluetooth/calendar/alarm clock/calculator//dual sim dual standby/E-book reader
Specifications
Network GSM900 / 1800mHz
SIZE ( L × W × H ) 87*54*11mm
BATTERY Lithium Batteries(2500mAh)
COLOR Black
STANDBY TIME About 240-360Hours
TALKING TIME About 3-5Hours

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Nokia N79 Olive Green (Unlocked) – The Elegant Candybar Phone

Nokia N79 Olive Green (Unlocked) is a super cool phone equipped with the latest in technology. This phone is available in two elegant colors. Apart from looking really hot, this phone also functions well. In case, you are hunting for a phone that will give you some kind of relieve from your stress filled life, look no further than Nokia N79 Olive Green (Unlocked).

There is a Dual-Band 3G connection on this phone that will help you download files at a speedy rate.

Nokia never lets its consumer’s compromise when it comes to enjoying the latest advances in mobile communication technology. The screen of this mobile phone works towards delivering some superior and vibrant colors. The 2.4 inch screen of this phone will allow you to view all the icons clearly. There are several exciting options available for users on this phone for making the navigation process easy for the users. The primary feature of Nokia N79 Olive Green (Unlocked) is the touch-sensitive navigation wheel that allows you to speed around several menus without having to go through each sub-menu individually.

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Samsung Omnia i900 Touch Screen

The Samsung Omnia i900 and the HTC Touch Diamond are the two hot iPhone-inspired Windows Mobile Professional slate touch screen phones for the summer of 2008. While both pervasively re-skin the less than sexy Windows Mobile OS to make it more fun, attractive and finger-friendly, their approaches couldn’t be more different. Samsung has taken a more practical, and ostensibly more mundane approach for those most part– but what it lacks in eye candy it makes up for with superior usability.

The Omnia (Latin for “all”) in fact has it all: a WQVGA haptic touch screen, quad band unlocked GSM, Euro-only 3G, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, FM radio, DivX certification, a 5 megapixel camera, 624MHz CPU, 8 or 16 gigs of storage and an SDHC microSD card slot. For those of us in the US, the Euro-only 3G takes “all” down one notch. The Omnia works fine on both T-Mobile and AT&T in the US, but you’re stuck with EDGE for data. Really, it’s hard to imagine that Samsung’s flagship PDA phone leaves out triband HSDPA. No carrier offers the Omnia in the US; instead it’s sold by online importers for approximately $700 (the 16 gig model sells for approximately $60 more than the 8 gig model). Prices may come down when the phone isn’t so new and hot.

The Omnia has few hardware controls. There are call send and end buttons and a touchpad/directional pad (more on that later) on the front lower section. The camera button and Main Menu launcher are on the right side, and the tiny power button is up top (the power button pulses in a variety of colors if you wish to indicate missed calls, new messages and reminders).

The entire brushed metal finish rear cover slides off to reveal the battery, SIM card slot and microSD card slot. Unfortunately, you’ve got to remove the battery to insert or remove a microSD card. Thankfully, the Omnia has mass storage mode and you can set either the internal storage or microSD card to mount on a PC or Mac’s desktop via a fast USB 2.0 connection.

The Omnia uses Samsung’s blade connector rather than mini-USB. This is the same connector as that on the Samsung BlackJack II, and their USB cables and chargers are interchangeable. Samsung uses the blade connector for the wired stereo headset as well. It’s a two part affair: the first section has the blade connector and ends with an inline mic module with volume controller. That module has a standard 3.5mm stereo headset jack so you can use the included earbuds or any headphones you wish.

Display

At 12.5mm (0.49″), the Omnia is very thin, and only 0.04″ thicker than the tiny Touch Diamond. The Omnia is just a hair wider and noticeably taller than the Diamond because it has to accommodate the large 3.2″ touch screen running at 400 x 240 pixel resolution. The Diamond’s display is 2.8″, though it runs at the even higher VGA resolution. This makes photos look sharper on the Diamond, but the drawback is that text, especially in Opera 9.5, can be hard to read. The Omnia really hits the sweet spot for screen size vs. resolution: it’s always easy on the eyes but text isn’t overly large as it is on the HTC Advantage X7510.

Though the i900’s screen isn’t the brightest we’ve seen, it’s more than adequate and pleasing for indoor use, and when reading text outdoors in sunlight. Photos and the camera viewfinder do wash out in direct sunlight. The phone has a brightness sensor that can automatically set display brightness, and you can manually set brightness if you prefer.

The 3.2″ screen is great for viewing widescreen video, and the fast CPU plus 8 or 16 gigs of storage make this an excellent portable media player. Since the i900 has an SDHC microSD card slot, you can add an 8 gig card and bump max storage up to 16 or 24 gigs.

The screen is flush– there’s no raised bezel surrounding it, and the two Windows Mobile softkeys are virtual rather than dedicated hardware buttons. You can calibrate the display as you would any other WinMo Pro device, but in the Omnia’s case, you might want to use your finger rather than a stylus if you intend to use the device with your finger. The display driver is set to work with a finger (touch points are larger) and we didn’t find accuracy improved significantly with a stylus. The screen is responsive with the latest ROM, with few missed touches and no measurable lag. While it doesn’t beat the iPhone’s perfect touch screen experience, it’s one of the best among iPhone competitors we’ve used. Finger-scrolling works well (and isn’t reversed like the LG Vu), flick-scrolling (where supported) works nicely and dragging pages in Opera and Opera Mini works perfectly and is speedy.

When we first received the i900 it had the original ROM which had haptics everywhere (any and every screen touch had haptic feedback) but less than stellar screen response. We flashed it with the latest DXHG4 ROM (keep in mind the device has only been out several weeks and there have been at least 3 ROM revisions– Samsung is keeping busy) and screen response, UI speed and accuracy were much improved. However, haptics largely disappeared. You get them in the Samsung applications and in the widget Today screen, but not when scrolling through standard Windows Mobile built-in applications, nor when using the on-screen keyboards. Given that generalized haptics aren’t the most useful (the device vibrates when it registers any touch, and doesn’t indicate that you’ve touched the target you actually intended), we don’t miss it except in the keyboards. If you don’t like haptics, you can disable it using a control panel applet. We’ve received word that there’s yet another new firmware out– but only available from Samsung service centers at this point, that brings back haptic keyboard feedback. Hopefully, Samsung will post this ROM on their web site soon.
Specs:

Display: 65K color TFT flush touch screen, 3.2″. Resolution: 240 x 400, supports both portrait and landscape modes (can use accelerometer to automatically rotate the screen).

Battery: 1440 mAh Lithium Ion rechargeable. Battery is user replaceable. 2G claimed talk time: 5.8 hours, standby: 500 hours. 3G claimed talk time: 4 hours, standby: 400 hours.

Performance: 624 MHz Marvel PXA312 processor. 128 MB built-in RAM. 256 MB Flash ROM and 8 or 16 gigs internal flash memory storage.

Size: 112 x 56.9 x 12.5mm (4.41 x 2.24 x 0.49 inches. Weight: 122g (4.3 ounces).

Phone: GSM quad band unlocked 850/900/1800/1900MHz with EDGE for data. Euro-only 3G (2100MHz).

Camera: 5.0 MP camera with autofocus, macro mode, face/smile detection mode. 2x digital zoom and LED flash. Camcorder: VGA max resolution at 15 fps, QVGA at 30fps.

Audio: Built in speaker, mic and Samsung blade connector audio jack with headset dongle that has a 3.5mm standard stereo headphone jack. Voice Recorder and Windows Pocket Media Player 10 included for your MP3 pleasure. DivX certified.

Networking: Integrated WiFi 802.11b/g and Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR.

Software: Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional with Samsung’s TouchWiz UI. Opera 9.5, Outlook Mobile (email, Calendar, Contacts, Tasks), Microsoft Office Mobile (Word Mobile, Excel Mobile, PowerPoint Mobile, OneNote Mobile), Internet Explorer Mobile, Windows Media Player 10 Mobile, Notes, Calculator, Solitaire, Bubble Breaker, Internet Sharing, , Task Manager, Java VM and Google Maps. Samsung applications: Touch Player, Media Album, Photo Slides, Smart Converter unit converter, world clock, touch-friendly phone book, Digital Frame (photo frame style desk clock), ShoZu, RSS reader, Streaming Player, TV out, Video Editor, business card reader, Enhanced GPS, DivX codecs, vibration and accelerometer settings. ActiveSync 4.5 and Outlook trial version for PCs included.

Expansion: 1 microSD card slot, SDHC compatible.

SAR rating: 0.671 W/kg.

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Aphone Q168 Quad Band Dual Card JAVA Cell Phone

The Chinese Cell Phone Aphone Q168 announced on 2008,October,it’s market price only US $149.99.Here is the detailed.

Phone Model Aphone Q168
Network GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz
Announced 2008,October
Available Language English, Chinese,French,Spanish,Portuguese,italian,german,malay,Dutch,
Russian,Arabic,Turkish,Persian
Display Size 3.2inch, 240×320 pixels
Display Type QVGA touch  screen, 65K colors
Ringtones Type Polyphonic (64 channels);Support mp3 ringtone
Music Support MP3 background play, support equalizer
Video 3GP / MP4, support to play in full screen, forward and pause
Camera 0.3 Megapixel camera
Internal Memory  Packed with 1GB TF card, support extend card
Data transfer USB cable / Bluetooth
Connectivity  GPRS / WAP
Phonebook Can store 200 phonebooks
Messaging SMS, MMS
Games Two common games
Dimension 115*60*12mm
Weight 100g
Stand-by time 100-280 hours
Talk time 100-250 minutes
Additional Features
Dual cards standby phone
Bluetooth
FM radio play without earphone
MP3 / MP4 fluent player
Handsfree
Calendar
Memo
Alarm clock
World time
Calculator
Voice recorder
Support memory card to extend
WAP
Support GPRS
MMS
Caller picture
Caller ring tone
Currency converter

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Pantech Slate Coming to AT&T

The first name that comes to mind when you think of a converged device on the AT&T network may not be Pantech but that’s about to change. Pantech is about to unleash the Slate: the world’s thinnest device to offer a full QWERTY keypad.

Physically reminiscent of a RIM Blackberry, the Slate not only appears designed for typing/ texting duty, it also offers an integrated 1.3-megapixel camera, proving that this handset has more than just business applications in mind.

Of course the Slate will provide methods to stay connected with mobile email services and instant messaging capabilities. Bluetooth connectivity lets users talk wirelessly through headsets and handsfree devices.

The Pantech Slate will be available in late October for $49.99 with a two-year agreement and mail-in rebate.

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Samsung D980 (Unlocked) – The Ultimate Invention For Perfect Productivity

Samsung D980 (Unlocked) is referred to as the best productivity tool invented by Samsung till now. The state of the art mobile phone works towards delivering the best of touch screen productivity in conjunction with fabulous technology. The primary attraction of Samsung D980 (Unlocked) is the 2.6 inches 320 x 240 touch screen display and its’ dynamic 5 megapixel camera with autofocus.

The best part is that the cell phone is capable of utilizing two SIM card at one time. This feature may not sound as exciting to you but it will prove to be a boon when you travel to a different country.

If you are a frequent globe trotter, this feature will work the best for you. Weighing only 117 grams, the phone will provide you the best of technology.

For music lovers, this phone is available with an FM radio. There is also a multi-media player, microSD expandable memory, web browser and email client in conjunction with a document viewer.

Samsung D980 (Unlocked) is an amazing phone and it works towards providing you the best of mobile communication features. It will definitely prove to be the best for you. It is an all-in-one mobile phones.

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HTC S740 (Unlocked) Professional Cell Phone

HTC S740 (Unlocked) is a complete professional mobile phone for the perfectionists. It has all the features that allow you to enjoy the best of mobile phone experience. You would see the slide out QWERTY keyboard of the professional type. It has added a keypad for dialing in phone numbers directly.
The HTC S740 (Unlocked) really stands out. It is a Quad-Band GSM phone packed fully with hot features. You can browse the internet at high speed with this phone.

EDGE, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth compatibility of this phone allows you to enjoy fast connectivity 24×7. The best part about HTC S740 Unlocked is that it is perfectly balanced for both personal as well as professional usage.
HTC S740 (Unlocked) is mostly referred to as a smart phone.

With this phone in hand, you can surf the World Wide Web from anywhere you want.
The 3.2 megapixel camera is useful for good quality stills and videos. There is also a microSD slot for expandable storage.

HTC S740 (Unlocked) is a smart and unique combination of beauty and function. If you are looking for the best, go for HTC S740 (Unlocked).

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Nokia N79 Coral Red (Unlocked) – Nokia Goes Candy Bar

Nokia N79 Olive Green (Unlocked) is a super cool phone equipped with the latest in technology. This phone is available in two elegant colors. Apart from looking really hot, this phone also functions well. In case, you are hunting for a phone that will give you some kind of relieve from your stress filled life, look no further than Nokia N79 Olive Green (Unlocked).
There is a Dual-Band 3G connection on this phone that will help you download files at a speedy rate.

Nokia never lets its consumer’s compromise when it comes to enjoying the latest advances in mobile communication technology. The screen of this mobile phone works towards delivering some superior and vibrant colors. The 2.4 inch screen of this phone will allow you to view all the icons clearly. There are several exciting options available for users on this phone for making the navigation process easy for the users. The primary feature of Nokia N79 Olive Green (Unlocked) is the touch-sensitive navigation wheel that allows you to speed around several menus without having to go through each sub-menu individually.

Other powerful features of this mobile phone include GPRS, EDGE, 3G, Wi-Fi, USB and Bluetooth.

There is also a 5 mega pixel camera for best picture clicking experience.

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New Blackberry Flip Phone

Reaserch in Motion has unveiled the BlackBerry Pearl 8220 smartphone, which RIM touts as the first BlackBerry phone to come in the flip form factor.

This quad-band EDG based smartphone weighs in 3.6 ounces and features 2 high-resolution, light sensing color displays, an external LCD screen and a 240×320 internal LCD, recognition for Voice Activated dialing, support for mp3 ring tones, conference calling, speed dialing, call forwarding, voicemail attachment playback, background noise cancellation, speaker phone, Bluetooth, GPS receiver, and a large QWERTY thumb pad.

Software goodies include DataViz Documents to Go software suite for editing MS Word, Excel and Powerpoint filee in addition to BlackBerry Professional Software suite and Enterprise Server.

Finally, the Pearl Flip will offer a 2.3 megapixel camera with flash, zoom and video recording.

The 8220 will be available this fall exclusively for T-Mobile.

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