Samsung I8000 Omnia II review

Samsung I8000 Omnia II review, Samsung's top tier of Omnia devices is populated by some seriously heavy-hitters - first the 720p video recording Omnia HD and now the Omnia II - with its best-in-the-business display, WM 6.5, zippy processor and preloaded software galore, it will certainly win the hearts and minds of Windows Mobile fans

Samsung Omnia II i8000 offers a complete multimedia features with 8 GB storage capacity and screen size of 3.7-inch AMOLED touch this.

Omnia II processor powered with 800Hz and have the option of browsing the Internet via WiFi network in addition with 3.5 G network connection with support for HSDPA 7.2 Mbps and 5.76 Mbps HSUPA.

In addition, the Samsung Omnia II is also equipped with Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system, 5 MP camera (plus autofocus, dual LED flash, geo-tagging, face detection, smile detection, image-stabilization, etc.), HSDPA, WiFi, accelerometer, Bluetooth , microUSB slot, GPS, plus Flash browser, etc..

For the Indonesian market, the Samsung Omnia 2 comes in a special limited edition package that features a headset Sennheisser 228 to provide multimedia experience more enjoyable.

HTC Droid Eris Review

HTC's latest mobile phone with a code of Eris appeared Droid, Droid Eris HTC is reportedly the first time rival Motorola Droid, it turns out after a leak, this phone only has a 528 Mhz processor and Qualcomm's Android version 1.5. Not comparable with Motorola Droid with his 1 Ghz.

HTC Droid Eris can only be properly synchronized with the old HTC phones such as Hero or Magic. It is also rumored camera from Droid Eris is still inferior to Motorola phones Droid. There is still no information on why HTC phone out with a specification that is not expected by many fans.

Droid has a half-inch bigger screen, but the Eris fills its smaller screen better – Droid doesn’t let you expand YouTube video, for example, to full screen but Eris does. Both phones have identical, excellent-sounding music players.
Like the Droid, Eris does not include access to V CAST video or audio content the way Hero grants access to Sprint TV.
Sound Quality
If the Motorola Droid is too much and too expensive an Android phone for you, Verizon now offers an entry level Android phone, the HTC Droid Eris, for half the price ($99 with contract and post-rebate). Eris is a cosmetic doppelganger to Sprint’s Hero. While Motorola’s Droid will be the first with Android 2.0, Eris is equipped “only” with Android 1.5. Unfortunately, HTC didn’t see fit to equip Eris with Bluetooth 2.1, just 2.0.
The four main Android buttons are touch sensitive, bleeding into the black bezel, hovering over the dead-center trackball and hard chrome buttons for phone and end. The camera lens stares out the back, disturbingly more reminiscent of an eye than most cameras sticking out the backs of phones, probably because of how stark the rest of the phone is.

samsung moment, touch screen cellphone

Samsung together with carrier Sprint has announced a new handset called Samsung Moment, which has a super-bright AMOLED screen 3.2-inch and 800MHz processor, faster than other standard processor. This Moment Samsung seems to try to look different from other Android smartphone.

Samsung Mobile Moment looks like a standard mobile phone, made emergency plastic gray and black, features a full QWERTY slide-out keyboard. The keyboard looks comfortable and has a backlit. In addition, facilities such as Samsung Moment 3.5-mm headphone jack on the top of the phone, even though the send button, end call and volume seemed a little cheap.

Samsung mobile phones Moment represents a new generation of portable devices to access the Internet and provide access to services built-in Google Mobile, including Google Search, Google Maps, Gmail, and YouTube, and thousands of other applications on the Android Market. Moment Samsung AMOLED display looks brighter, richer colors than appear with other standard LCD screen. Samsung Moment offers simple navigation through the optical joystick which is under the display. Samsung Mobile Moment has wi-fi access, GPS navigation and an accelerometer.

Other features include:

* Camera 3.2-megapixel camera with flash and camcorder with auto-focus
* Stereo Bluetooth ® wireless technology 2.0
* External Memory 32GB
* Sprint TV ® program Facilities
* Facilities NFL Mobile Live and NASCAR Sprint Cup MobileSM
* Ease of access to social networking sites, including Facebook ®, Flickr ® and TwitterTM
* Media player with 3.5-millimeter headphone jack
* Visual voice mail for quick access voice mail messages
* Access to personal and corporate email through Active Sync

This Moment Samsung mobile phone equipped with 800MHz processor with speeds 50 percent faster than the 528MHz processor of other Android phones, including those used in Motorola Cliq. Processor Samsung Moment too fast when opening web pages, play videos and loading games. Samsung Mobile Moment will be present from 1 November 2009 with a price range of $ 179.99, through the channel Sprint (Sprint.com) and pre-orders can be made through the website of Sprint

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BlackBerry Storm2 review

BlackBerry Storm2 reviews that emerge will state the BlackBerry Storm2 is what the original BlackBerry Storm should have been, and well, they'll all be right
Enter the Storm 2. The new device, while not perfect, will be a great choice for many consumers, especially those who demand BlackBerry’s industry leading messaging capabilities but like the benefits of a touch screen phone.

Standout Features
• Wi-Fi
• Improved SurePress user interface
• Updated BlackBerry Handheld Software 5.0 OS
• Doubled memory
Features:
The Storm 2 is a world phone and includes a SIM card though it operates on Verizon Wireless’ CDMA network in North America.
The most news worthy improvement to the Storm 2 compared to the original is the improvement to the SurePress user interface. The original keyboard was physically depressed to give a satisfying click response confirming the user’s actions. Our favorite addition to the Storm 2’s feature lineup is Wi-Fi. Overall performance of the Storm 2 is greatly enhanced by the new BlackBerry 5.0 OS. The Storm 2 has 256MB of RAM and 2GB of onboard storage. A critical feature of any touch screen phone will always be the display screen and the Storm 2 excels in this category. The Storm 2’s camera has been upgraded to 3.2-megapixel resolution.

Motorola Droid Review

It's hard to look at the DROID without looking at the company which brought the device to life. Is it the device that will pull Motorola back from the brink? The DROID is an odd and beautiful device. Instead of taking its cues (and lines) from current contenders in the smartphone space, the DROID is all hard edges and angular slopes. The basic structure of the phone is made up of two main pieces, the large, glass display up top, and the slightly longer keyboard / mainboard lower half. It's almost like Motorola's version of the HTC chin... though tempered somewhat. Atop the phone is a 3.5mm headphone jack and a power / sleep button; along the right edge is a volume rocker, and camera button on opposite ends; the left side houses a MicroUSB port; around back the 5 megapixel camera (and flash) are revealed, along with a thin, gold, crosshatch strip that hides the DROID's speaker.

Let’s say it right off the bat: the Motorola DROID, winner of our TopTenREVIEWS Silver Award, is the best Google Android based smartphone phone to date.
Features:
On first glance, the Motorola DROID seems just a little bit clunky by today’s standards. The touch screen works well with the notably improved user interface for the Android 2.0 OS and features haptic feedback for some functions but still lacks of the most popular features of a multitouch screen like the pinch to zoom function.
Better yet, there’s a slide out physical keyboard. The Android 2.0 OS also provides a substantial performance boost compared to previous Android devices, especially when taking advantage of the devices enviable multitasking capabilities. Android apps tend to be more useful.
The DROID successfully leverages the relationship with Google to offer perhaps the single coolest unique feature of this phone…a terrific, turn-by-turn GPS navigation system that doesn’t require a monthly subscription.
Pretty much every email platform is supported by the DROID including MS Exchange synchronization for enterprise users.

Apple iPhone 3G 32 GB review

In a lot of ways, the Apple iPhone 3G 32 GB has been able to live up to its promise. If you haven’t got yourself an iPhone yet, then it surely makes sense to go and grab the Apple iPhone 3G 32GB. It is unclear though whether the design and interface of the new Apple iPhone 3G 32GB model’s similarity to the previous model is something to delight about or raise concern. You have choices for either white or black model though, but those are all choices you have

The original Apple iPhone, and more significantly, the iPhone 3G, were the single greatest catalysts in expanding smartphones’ appeal to the general consumer audience. We won’t rehash the well known features of the iPhone 3G. The top rated Apple iPhone 3GS boasts a whopping 32GB of onboard memory while the other lesser model still has a very respectable 16GB and costs $100 less. (The previous version had 16GB and 8GB options).

Features:
The Apple iPhone 3GS still has the features that made its predecessors so popular.
Increased speed is the central improvement of the iPhone 3GS. Among the chief complaints about previous editions of the iPhone was the absence of a user replaceable battery. The new iPhone does satisfy users who bemoaned the lack of video capture capability. The iPhone 3GS catches up with some of the top competitors by finally offering document editing features. In the event that the iPhone 3GS is lost or stolen, individual users now have the ability of wiping data from the phone remotely. That was a feature previously available only to enterprise users.