Even if every little Nokia wants to be an N95 when it grows up, most of them end up a decent looking gadget with a neat little perk here and there to top the good old calling and texting. Nokia 3120 classic is just another one of them mixed by the time-tested recipe – do the bare minimum but do it right. continue reading…
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Asus P750 lands on the crowded Windows Mobile Pro scene but it sure isn’t dropped defenseless. The Asus PocketPC is among the best equipped Windows Mobile devices on the market. A hardware multi-tap keyboard to back up that 2.6″ TFT touchscreen, HSDPA, fast 520 MHz Marvel CPU, Wi-Fi, built-in SiRF Star III GPS, stereo Bluetooth and a 3 megapixel autofocus camera certainly sound like the right ammo to take on HTC-branded devices. continue reading…
For those who might not know, an EDA is some sort of PDA mainly designed for usage in industrial environments, hence you shouldn’t be surprised at seeing the look (and size) of Motorola MC75.
Some of the features that the new MC75 EDA brings are: a 3.5 TFT touchscreen display with 640 x 480 pixels, A-GPS, Windows Mobile 6.0, both GSM, HSDPA and CDMA-EVDO Rev A. connectivity, Wi-Fi, IrDA, Bluetooth, USB, a 2 Megapixel camera with auto focus, an Intel XScale PXA270 processor at 624 MHz, 128MB of RAM, 256MB of ROM and a 3800 mAh battery. continue reading…
The new iPhone 3G flaunts the same 3.5-inch display (480 x 320 pixels) and has grown around 1mm in width, length and thickness. The sweet tri-band HSDPA support is all there, allowing much faster data transfers than EDGE (but you know that already). There is no secondary camera for making video calls however. continue reading…
Samsung i900 Omnia will be first displayed at the CommunicAsia expo held in Singapore from June 17 to 20 but all details about its specifications are already made public.
Based on Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro, the Samsung i900 offers a 3.2-inch WideQVGA display (240 x 400 pixels) and an optical mouse much like the one found in the Samsung i780. continue reading…
Motorola A1800, the latest touchscreen phone released by Motorola (and also one of the few Motos to come with a touchscreen display), appeared in a new commercial meant to lure the Chinese businessmen with its features. Why Chinese businessmen only? Because the phone seems to be targeted exclusively for China, in a move that doesn’t seem too smart from Motorola. Not that China doesn’t have enough mobile users (it has about 565 millions, actually), continue reading…
