Price: INR13,990
Features
According to CNet, Nokia will soon present its Nokia E71, a QWERTY smartphone with a slim phone body
With a 11mm thickness, the rumor Nokia E71 will come with a 3.2 megapixel camera, microSD card slot and built-in GPS. WiFi, HSDPA and bluetooth are all included without a miss.
The Nokia E71 might be announced during CeBiT event, expect it to be available for AT&T network too.
Nokia has announced the launch of the 6210 Navigator -- the successor to the cute 6110.
In many ways it's a standard phone, but combined with Nokia's new Maps 2.0 software, the GPS lets you navigate through streets and cities either in-car like a normal sat-nav system, or on foot, where the Maps app offers pedestrian-centric directions for when you're lost without a car. Not only that, but it can be used without a SIM card. High five, Nokia!
Inside is 120MB of memory, a microSD slot, HSDPA connectivity, Bluetooth and a 3.2-megapixel camera. Don't expect to rush out and get this any time soon though, as it'll only start to become available in the UK in the third quarter of this year for about £200.
The E90 is a top device, after all there’s no doubting is plentiful abilities. Now though, you can have one that’ll have your boardroom buddies drooling with envy. See, this poshed-up E90 sports 408 perfectly handset diamonds and a solid 18 carat white gold shell. And a £40,000 price tag.
Veils over the costliest iPhone have been lifted. Designed by Austrian jeweler and designer Peter Aloisson, the sleek ‘iPhone Princess Plus’ is studded with 318 diamonds, 17.75 carats of diamond and the music phone is also gleaming with 18k of gold around the rim.
This flashing beauty is priced at $176,400 USD, which makes it the priciest iPhone of all. One may think that since it is priced at such a high rate, there would be few or perhaps no buyers for it. But surprisingly a Russian businessman had already pre-ordered it in October 2007 and the handset has been delivered to him in January 2008.
The phone features yet remain untouched and the iPhone Princess Plus stands a class apart from the rest of the iPhones and also comes with a heavy price tag.
So the next time, when your loved one is planning to gift you a plain diamond bracelet or ring, you may want to re-consider demanding for the iPhone Princess Plus instead.
The meaning of a camera built into a cellphone has changed in the past few years. From a gadget that makes photos in VGA resolution you don’t want to show anybody because of the ugly quality, photography has become must-have multimedia feature in all new phones.
With Sony Ericsson’s K800 or at the latest with Nokia’s release of their 5 MP devices N95, N95 8GB and N82, mobile cameras have become so good that they are able to replace a standalone camera.
The different phone manufacturers have started a real “megapixel race” which has currently arrived at 5 MP. There is no end in sight; many enterprises are already working on 8 MP mobile camera modules
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Also Samsung is among them: the Korean conglomerate has just unveiled the world’s slimmest 8MP CMOS which measures unbelievable 28mm x 15,3mm x 8,5mm. But with the exclusively for mobile phones designed module, Samsung shows not only their will to be one of the first to release a cellphone with a 8MP camera:
The new module, which is 10% more compact than current solutions, will have an ISO 1600 sensitivity, anti-shake capability, face detection technology, 1-cm macro and an automated shoot mode that is activated by silly, smiling faces.
Featuring a huge 5 megapixel camera complete with autofocus, the C902 also offers sophisticated image and video stabilisation features, and a proper photo flash.
Oddly, the C902 doesn't come with GPS, yet it comes with better camera features and the ability to play 3D games.
It's difficult to tell, therefore, exactly which phone is the better phone, as they're both clearly aimed at different markets.
However, you can add an external GPS module to the C902 in the form of the HGE-100, which effectively equips the C902 with all of the features of the C702, plus better camera features, but with a more ungainly look.
Features
First up is the Sony Ericsson C702 Cyber Shot camera phone. This is the baby of the pair as far as taking pictures is concerned, offering only a 3.2 megapixel camera with auto focus, but no image stabilisation features.
However, it also comes with built-in aGPS for automatic geo-tagging of your photos, plus Wayfinder software to help you plan your routes and find points of interest, as well as built-in Google Maps for mobile that syncs with your GPS co-ordinates.
In other words, the C702 is a fully functional GPS phone that just happens to take fantastic photos as well.
You have to admit, it looks stunning as well. You can see that Sony Ericsson are really pitching the C702 as more than a camera phone, as it looks more camera than phone.
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Whilst new phones such as the recently featured Motorola Rizr can never truly serve as a genuine substitute for thoroughbred digital cameras thanks to their somewhat poor resolution and mere digital zoom the up and coming Samsung G800 offers digital image capture of a quality that elevates the device from being a mere cursory snapper to the status of a capable digital camera in its own right.
Built around an optical senor rated at a credible five megapixels, the Samsung SGH-G800 3G slider cell phone comes complete with auto focus, a Xenon flash, digital image stabilisation, red eye reduction and even face recognition technology but what really sets this camera phone apart is the inclusion of x3 optical zoom (a standard zoom rate for most dedicated digital cameras of equivalent size and specification).
The resulting package being a truly capable digital camera housed within a cell phone which comes with a 2.4 inch QVGA 320 x 240 resolution 262K colour display, USB and Bluetooth connectivity and a MicroSD card slot offering storage expandability.
More than just a phone with image capture capabilities, the Samsung SGH-G800 3G slider cell phone is more like a digital camera with built in cell phone capabilities and is due for release in Europe in November for a price yet to be disclosed.
Unfortunately, if you live outside Europe we should advise that, at the time of writing, there are no details concerning a wider release.
Das Samsung SGH-G800 mit 5-Megapixel-Kamera, 3x optischen Zoom und Xenon-Flash ist jetzt aufgetaucht.
Das SGH-G800 wird ein Tri-Band GSM/EDGE Handy mit 3G HSDPA sein. Es bietet Bluetooth 2.0, USB 2.0 und einen MicroSD-Slot. Das Display wird 2.4″ groß sein mit QVGA-Auflösung 320 × 240 Pixel und einem Slider-Gehäuse.
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Accessories:
The Motorola A1200 is a Linux operating GSM phone with a transparent front cover and comes in a slim package. It weighs a mere 95g and as with most smartphones, it has a touch screen with handwriting recognition technology as well. It has a QVGA color Touch display and a 2-megapixel camera with Macro Mode. The 2-megapixel Camera also supports name card scanning. The Motorola A1200 uses the Intel PXA270 processor that is claimed to maximize battery life. It comes with a built-in Bluetooth module that supports a stereo headset profile as well. The internal memory is extended through microSD memory cards, which can store music in various formats for the music player. The A1200 also supports Internet browsing and email client.
The new Motorola 'MOTOMING' PDA Smart Phone is a fully integrated gadget that serves as a mobile phone, a PDA, a music player, a camera, a video recorder, a name card reader and a data storage device(up to 1GB).
LETS YOU GO MOBILE WITH YOUR E-MAIL!!
The Nokia E61i GSM Smart Phone comes complete with integrated hands free speakerphone, conference calling, a single push to talk over a cellular network, enhanced voice commands, voice dialing, voice recorder, and Internet calling (VoiP). And that's just what you can do with your voice! The Nokia E61i boasts a 2.8-inch 320 x 240 pixel screen and a full QWERTY keyboard for messaging
Price: Rs. 25,799.00Delivering a revolutionary touch experience that will change the way you use your phone, the HTC Touch Dual™ combines an intuitive touch screen and slide-out keypad within a stunning design.
Everything you need is at your fingertips. With the push of your thumb, the front panel of the device slides up to reveal a handy smart-sized keyboard. If you prefer using touch, then the revolutionary TouchFLO™ interface lets you quickly browse through e-mails, messages, music and images by using finger gestures, making navigation a breeze.
With the Live HTC Home™ screen, information such as time, new messages, weather updates, and missed calls is just a touch away. Connect using 3.5G, which is 9 times faster than 3G -- wherever you are.
Price: Rs. 14,999.00
Powered with the Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 OS !!
The HTC P3400 Windows Mobile Phone has a very sleek and stylish design with a 2.8-inch QVGA touch screen. It also has an in-built 2-mega-pixel CMOS camera, Bluetooth and an SD/MMC card slot. The handset combines a quad-band mobile phone with a speakerphone with push-based wireless e-mail, SMS capabilities, web browser and personal organizer applications such as DirectPush Mail, Internet Explorer Mobile, Office Mobile (Word/Excel/PowerPoint), Windows Media Player 10 Mobile, Pictures and Videos and Pocket MSN.
A unique feature of the HTC P3400 PDA is the Voice Commander feature that enables users to dial numbers as well as to control their music easily just by using their voices
- DirectPush Mail
- Internet Explorer Mobile
- Office Mobile
- Windows Media Player 10 Mobile
- Pictures & Videos
- Pocket MSN
2.8" QVGA TFT LCD
Built – in Voice Commander
Attractive Design
Standard Accessories (Included in the Box):
Not yet releasedQuick Spec | ||
 | Talk Time (max) | 5 Hrs |
| Stand by (max) | 300 Hrs |
| Weight | 100 g |
| Size (mm) | 115 x 53 x 10.6 mm |
| Frequency | GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Quick Spec | ||
| Talk Time (max) | n/a |
| Stand by (max) | n/a |
| Weight | n/a |
| Size (mm) | 102.8 x 51.5 x 15.2 mm |
| Frequency | Tri-band & HSDPA |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
