Wednesday, February 23, 2011

latest Nokia 5800 Xpress Music viewz

latest Nokia 5800 Xpress Music view

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Latest Motorola Charm Mobile Phone Features

Motorola Charm

Motorola Charm Smartphone
“Motorola mobile strives to provide an increased customizable user experience, which is enabled by our latest enhancements to MotoBlur and featured on the new Motorola Charm Smartphone,” said Jean Pierre Le Cannellier, vice president, Americas Marketing, Motorola Mobile Phones. “Combine that with a compact design, easy handling and all the features you would expect from a smartphone, and we believe that the Motorola Charm with MotoBlur adds the social ability and workability consumers are looking for.”

Charm

Motorola Charm features
The Motorola Charm mobile phone provides consumers all the features of a smartphone with the intuitive GPS navigation of a 2.8 inch touchscreen - all in a compact, pocketable design that makes messaging a snap using the combination of a full QWERTY keyboard and touch screen. The BackTrack navigation pad, located on the back of the Motorola Smartphone directly behind the home screen, is similar to a notebook touch panel and enables an unobstructed view of the internet, texts, e-mails and news feeds. Plus, with Android 2.1 and enhanced MotoBlur features, Motorola Charm handset offers new customization and filtering options.

Motorola Charm Smartphone

Motorola Charm T-Mobile
“Being social with friends and family comes naturally for T-Mobile customers, and we think mobilizing their social experiences should be effortless,” said Saj Sahay, director of product management, T-Mobile USA. “With the new Motorola Charm Smartphone and enhancements to the Android and MotoBlur experience, we’re bringing more social skills to our broad portfolio of Android smartphones.”

Motorola Charm Mobile

Motorola Charm mobile phone with MotoBlur
The Motorola Charm cell phone will be the first device in the United States to feature an enhanced version of MotoBlur built on Android 2.1 Software, which syncs contacts, posts, messages, photos and much more in easy to manage streams - from sources such as Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Gmail, work and personal e-mail. Motorola MotoBlur now allows for even greater customization, providing users more options to follow who and what really matters.

Motorola Charm review

Motorola Charm review availability
The Motorola Charm Smartphone with MotoBlur is expected to be available exclusively to T-Mobile USA customers this summer. As soon as we receive a Motorola Charm test sample, we will publish a photo gallery with high resolution pictures, followed by an Motorola Charm review.

Latest Motorola Charm Mobile Phone Views

Latest Motorola Charm Mobile Phone View

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Latest Nokia C7 Mobile Features

Nokia C7 mobile phone with specification details:

Nokia C7 is the latest smart phone model of Nokia. Nokia Smart phone in India is better in experience in comparison to Apple or Blackberry smart phone,because Nokia phone unlocking is not required. It will functions smoothly with any SIM card used in India. You can connect Mobile with PC in easy way if you use Nokia phone.

The price of Nokia smart phone is also very less in comparison to Apple iphone or blackberry phone.

The price of Nokia C7 is around 19000 Rs. The cost will get down with the time.

Nokia C7 is having much more features in comparison to other model with longer battery life.

Display- Touch screen

Network- 2G (GSM), 3G

Memory- Internal 8 GB storage, 256 MB RAM, 1 GB ROM

Card slot – microSD, up to 32GB

DATA- GPRS, EDGE, 3G, WLAN, Bluetooth, USB

Camera- 8 Mega pixel

Other features-

Radio     Stereo FM radio, FM transmitter
Games     Yes + downloadable
Colors     Charcoal black, Frosty metal, Mahogany brown
GPS     Yes, with A-GPS support; Ovi Maps 3.0
Java     Yes, MIDP 2.1
- Web TV
- TV-out
- Digital compass
- Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic
- MP3/ WMA / WAV / eAAC+ player
- MP4 /H.264 / H.263 / WMV player
- Quickoffice document viewer (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF)
- Adobe Reader
- Flash Lite 4.0
- Voice memo / dial /command
- T9
Battery Standard battery, Li-Ion 1200 mAh (BL-5K)
Stand-by -    Up to 552 hour (2G) / Up to 648 hour (3G)
Talk time  -   Up to 9 hour 30 min (2G) / Up to 5 hour (3G)
Music play -    Up to 54 hour

For 19000 Rs price in India, Nokia C7 is the best choice now.

Cons-

- No dual SIM card facility

- VGA cameras

- No auto focus

- outdated OS

New Nokia C7 Mobile Phone – The Best Features

Nokia has really outdone itself with the release of their new Nokia C7-00 smart phone. If you want a little glossier phone to suit your personality, then C7 is the phone for you. It comes with a more temperate design and less expensive price tag then its mainstream rivals. It is mainly designed for the youngsters who will be able to log in to their favorite social networking sites like Facebook or Twitter directly from the home screen and share their location and pictures directly from their phone. The candy bar form factor of C7 with its lack of moving parts and curved edges gives an easy hand holding experience. You can also personalize the multi-paged home screen and keep in touch with your favorite contacts, news, email, applications with ease.

The new Nokia C7 runs on Symbian^3 operating system and includes WLAN IEEE 802.11b/g/n, HSDPA cat 9 up to 10.2 Mbps, HSUPA cat 5 up to 2.0 Mbps and Bluetooth 3.0 also C7 has talk time of up to 9.5 hours over GSM network.

Nokia C7 comes with a 3.5 inch AMOLED display with glass window and tactile feedback on touch display. C7-00 is outfitted with an 8 MP camera with dual led flash by which you can take excellent quality pictures or record precious moments of your life. Extensive amount of metal has been used to finish its sleek 10.5 mm pebble-esque exterior.

With a resolution of 360×640, images, videos and text are displayed with superb quality in C7. Pixel density is good enough to guarantee satisfactory sharpness. The screen feels comfy when finger or thumb glides along it. Colors Display of C7 is punchy and vibrant enabling the front to change from a reflective mirror into a bright, display with the press of a button. By default the brightness is set to auto so the phone can adapt to the surroundings of the user. The screen of Nokia C7 can be viewed from nearly any condition.

The home screen, comprising of a number of pages and is able to host up to 6 widget per page. C7 delivers finger friendly a Pull up the menu with black backdrop with a grid of icons. One of the downside of C7 is that its Social networking integration is limited only to Facebook and Twitter. Using the screen as a dialer is also quite easy.

With Nokia C7 you can enjoy music playing, stereo FM radio and many more. And if you still aren’t happy with your existing apps there’s always the Ovi store from where you can download hundreds of useful and fun applications.

A standard sales package of Nokia C7 consists of a Nokia C7-00 handset, Battery, a high-efficiency charger, a stereo headset and connectivity cable. Still if you want to do more with your C7 then there some cool accessories are also available. Such as Bluetooth headset, extra power, charging plate and MicroSD memory cards up to 32 GB. C7 is available in charcoal black, mahogany brown and frosty metal color. C7 is beyond any doubt one of the best budget smart phones out there.

Latest Nokia C7 Mobile Views

Latest Nokia C7 Mobile View

Sunday, February 6, 2011

Latest BlackBerry Bold Mobile Features

An Orange a Day and the BlackBerry Bold is Still Sick:

They say that an apple a day will keep the doctor away. The same analogy cannot be said for the Bold on Orange’s cellular network. The Bold, which has been quite stable on AT&T and other networks, are suffering some quirks on Orange according to Mobile.

The Research in Motion’s flagship non-touch device has been suffering high return rates after having been released on the network for six months. Rumors have it that Orange may pull the Bold from its lineup.

New BlackBerry 9000 to take on expected 3G iPhone:

RIM said "hello" to the iPhone this morning when it introduced the long-anticipated BlackBerry 9000, also known as the BlackBerry Bold. Aside from its dashing good looks, the Bold has tweaks under the hood that not only improve upon past BlackBerry offerings, but ensure that it stays a step ahead of the competition. For now, anyway.

The Bold is RIM's first BlackBerry to support tri-band HSDPA (3G) networks, which complements its built-in WiFi, Bluetooth, and GPS. The half-VGA screen features 480x320 resolution, which is twice the resolution of the most recent BlackBerry Curve. The Bold, of course, continues with RIM's commitment to the "real" QWERTY keyboard along with a trackball located just under the screen. The built-in 2MP camera has video recording capabilities, built-in camera flash that is common on BlackBerry devices, and 5x digital zoom.

Software-wise, the company revamped its menu icons to look a little more cutting edge, and the phone also boasts "desktop-style web pages." Users can choose to navigate through websites either with the full, desktop-style HTML pages or mobile-formatted versions. RIM also says that it has enhanced the Bold's media player to play video smoothly in fullscreen mode and manage a user's full music collection.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that RIM has taken a few design tips from the iPhone this time around. The Bold's all-black enclosure with a chrome border, combined with the high-contrast screen make it indeed a very, er, bold-looking new BlackBerry. Physically, the resemblance is striking:

Of course, the iPhone currently lacks many of the features that the Bold has—namely 3G capabilities, integrated GPS, Bluetooth that actually works with something besides a Bluetooth headset, video recording capabilities, and camera zoom. However, many of these features are expected to be announced soon at WWDC for the next-gen iPhone. At the very least, a 3G iPhone is all but guaranteed, and GPS is widely-rumored to be included. And, of course, the iPhone already offers desktop-style web browsing in addition to a giant multi-touch screen that the Bold doesn't have.

On its own, however, the Bold is still a very attractive option for those in business who are married to things like the BlackBerry's handling of corporate e-mail and the non-touchscreen keyboard that many BlackBerry enthusiasts still love. On the flip side, Apple said at its SDK Roadmap event in February that the iPhone 2.0 software will introduce "real" Exchange support, push e-mail, and other enterprise features that it currently lacks, possibly bringing it up to speed with the BlackBerry in that regard.

New Color Combination For BlackBerry Bold

Latest BlackBerry Bold Mobile Views

Latest BlackBerry Bold Mobile View