Review Philips 298

Review Philips 298, The Philips 298 is an entry level slider phone, and is designed as a replacement for the S890. Design

The phone is covered with plastics and the front display is covered with a translucent plastic and looks scratch-proof.

This compact phone has large buttons which we really liked � texting was easy and we could avoid cross-typing buttons. When the slider is pushed up, the phone is activated immediately and the keypad is revealed. The central navigation key allows shortcut keys to the media player, alarm, user profiles and the tone setup. Sliding out the phone, will automatically unlock the phone and brings out the keypad. The left spine of the phone has a microSD slot, which has a rubber pop flap which covers it. The back of the phone has a 1.0 megapixel camera .When we popped opened the cover - the 600mAh Li-ion battery shields the SIM slot.

Features

Philips 298 has an MP3 player which allows music in its entirety. You can refresh your MP3-library at any time, using USB-cable for transmission of MP3 files from your computer to your phone. The phone itself comes with 1650kb worth of internal memory. The user profiles allow five profiles for tweaking- General, Meeting, Outdoor, Indoor and Headset. Meanwhile, the video player plays AVI files and Motion JPEG codecs.

Connectivity
The phone is comes with a few connectivity options, the phone operates under either of the dual-band (GSM 900, 1800MHz) frequencies and for data transfers � the 298 relies on GPRS. Camera

Review Nexian G801

Nexian add some features in its newest product G801, more and more users phonssel this because the price is cheap.

NX-G801 is the latest phone from Nexian which has been equipped with Nexian Mesengger, BlackBerry-style messenger facilities. In addition, NX-G801 is also equipped with a Facebook application that can be used to upload photos directly as a BlackBerry's.

Other features found in the NX-G801 is a Dual on GSM, a full QWERTY keyboard, 2 megapixel camera, MP3 player, FM radio, Chat Applications (Yahoo, Skype, MSN, Google Talk and eBuddy), and the Edge network support.

T-Mobile G1

T-Mobile G1, If you thought Apple made the phone game breathtaking, think of where it's all heading with Google keen to play along. So much for the rookie, as long as Google is siding with Asus, HTC, LG, Garmin, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, Toshiba.

But well, that's the bigger story.

Much discussion in the smartphone arena revolves around the relative benefits of a touch screen and a physical keyboard. It has a 3.2-inch touch screen, a keyboard and even a BlackBerry-like trackball.

The G1 is the first 3G offering from T-Mobile. From T-Mobile, the G1 is priced at $179.99…pretty reasonable for such a feature packed phone. Those stores happen to be the ones that are located in T-Mobile’s 3G network markets

review HTC Hero

Be yourself. That's the idea behind the HTC Hero, a phone that follows your lead. Time to work? Time to play? Time to put down your phone and think? The HTC Hero helps you be you.

* Set the Scene for every time and place. It's like having a different phone for every different thing you do.
* Focus on people, not accounts. Look at all the messages from any one person—their emails, calls, texts, status updates, everything—all in one place.
* Keep your friends close. Stay in touch on Facebook®, Google Talk™, and Flickr®—and use HTC Peep™ to keep up with tweets.
* Find yourself, no matter where you find yourself. The minute your plane lands, your phone automatically updates the time and weather.
* App out your phone. Get one-touch access to thousands of apps on the Android Market™.


source: HTC.com

Review Aha Touch screen

With a large 2.8-inch, AHA Touch screen is slightly smaller than the phones with touch screens. AHA Touch just pinned a button on the bottom of the screen to activate. If you connoisseurs of YouTube, you will be very satisfied with the features of YouTube, which is owned AHA Touch. AHA Touch also offers features Android Market, which provide numerous free and paid applications for the user. So if you want to share the information you get from a web page, you can direct it to share to your Facebook or Twitter you.

You also can activate the notification that will alert you every time you get wi-fi connection.

What makes the Touch different AHA from other smartphones is the phone also can function as a portable hotspot for other devices. In addition, the package also has not completed the AHA Touch memory card.

Review Motorola EX115

Review Motorola EX115, Motorola mobile phone vendors enliven Dual on the global handset market has been dominated by local vendors from China, by issuing Motorola EX115. This makes Motorola as the third major vendor who went along out ha ndphone with dual sim card, which previously has also issued a Nokia mobile phone dual sim card Nokia Nokia C1 and C2 that despite Dual simcard but not Dual On (active same time), followed by Samsung by issuing Samsung Ch @ t 233, Mobile dual sim card with Dual On (active simultaneously)

Motorola EX115
With a 3.0 megapixel camera with autofocus feature will allow users to take pictures with good quality.

Review Google Nexus S 4G

Review Google Nexus S 4G, Google's latest mobile phone from the newly completed with a previous samsung mobile phones Google has introduced Google Nexus S claims that in the first smartphone using Android 2.3 Gingerbread. And now that Google introduced the latest version of Google Nexus Nexus S S 4G, and will be available through Sprint.

Mobile which was developed by Google and Samsung has an integrated hardware and software on Nexus S 4G Android in order to maximize the performance of Gingerbread. Nexus S 4G capable of running on Sprint's 4G network. Google Nexus S 4G has a 4 inch touch screen with support for Hummingbird 1GHz processor. Nexus S 4G come equipped with rear camera, front camera, 16GB internal memory, WiFi 802.11 b / g / n and features support NFC. For the price of Google's mobile phone Nexus S 4G is on peg the price of $ 199.99 for the Nexus S 4G you can purchase online through Sprint and Best Buy, but only to the United States alone. And Here is the full specifications of Google's New Mobile Nexus S 4G.

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motorola Cliq

motorola Cliq, with luxurious design and you can see, some touch of elegance, which will take you to the world of motorola.

This handset is the Android phone from Motorola's high-class after Defy.
Motorola Cliq 2 possibilities will use the Android operating system Android Froyo or Gingerbread. Motorola Motorola is rumored to be introducing Cliq 2 at CES 2011 on January 19, 2011.

It's a gamble of the highest order, but it's also a gamble Motorola's painfully aware that it needs to take. An exciting product often starts with exciting (or at least interesting) packaging, a trend that has been particularly dominant in the wireless and wireless accessory industries the past couple years. From the iPhone's minimalist surrounds, to the Pre's angled white and orange box, to the Touch Diamond's geometric oddity, to the Jawbone's gravity-defying pedestal, companies seemingly invest as much research and engineering into shelf appeal and the customer's unboxing experience as they do into the device itself.

BlackBerry Bold 9650 Review

BlackBerry Bold 9650 - This smartphone supports 3G (EVDO) as well as HSPA / UMTS danWiFi 802.11b / g. equipped with an internal memory of 512MB, and available memory card slot expandable up to 32 GB.

Keyboard
The Bold 9650 sports the better of the two keyboards RIM currently produces.It is accurate, responsive and quick.
Its rubbery keys are row-separated by a depressed chrome bezel.
Sadly, the Bold 9650 sports the worst design feature of the Tour: a micro-USB charging port located on the right side of the keyboard. The 9650 sports a rocker key in its top edgeto lock and mute the phone. Strangely, the rocker lock initiates a different lock than the keyboard lock -- users can't unlock the device with the keyboard after locking it with the rocker key.


For some people, organization and reliability surpass the need for multimedia features and luckily for them, the BlackBerry Bold 9650 does just that. For a side-by-side comparison and objective reviews visit the smartphone review page.
Design:
As a standard-sized BlackBerry, the 9650 could be the identical twin of the BlackBerry Tour 9630.
Multimedia:
A 3.2MP (Mega-pixel) camera and camcorder is found in the 9650 and a BlackBerry Media Sync easily syncs photos as well as iTunes and Windows Media Player to offer users some type of music experience.
BlackBerry works with several social networking sites such as Facebook, MySpace and Flickr, along with several Sprint services such as Sprint Navigation, Sprint Football Live and the Spring Music Store to keep you in the latest loop. Along with social networking comes instant messaging on apps such as Windows Live Messenger, Google Talk, Yahoo! Messenger and AOL Instant Messenger.
Email still remains the selling point of BlackBerries and the 9650 provides access to up to ten personal/business POP3/IMAP4 email accounts. BlackBerry Push Technology also allows email and data to be automatically sent to your BlackBerry and a handset can sync with your company’s BlackBerry Enterprise server to deliver corporate email quickly.
Call Features/Quality:
BlackBerries are not phones intended to be used sparingly throughout the day.
Memory/Storage:
Additional Features:
BlackBerry App World lets you explore a place where tons of apps are available for the BlackBerry Bold 9650. App World gives you the opportunity to customize your BlackBerry through games, social networking, online shopping and personal productivity apps.
Summary:
With easy navigation, apps and email, the world is at your fingertips, and your productivity and entertainment level will advance.

droid 2 review

Even by mid-2010 standards, Verizon's original Droid still looks and feels thoroughly modern -- after all, it set a pretty high benchmark for the upper end of Android's product portfolio when it launched late last year, and Motorola has managed to keep it updated through two major revisions of the platform along the way (in fact, it's still just one of a very few devices running Froyo commercially at this point). To put it plainly: on the heels of the Droid, the Droid 2's got some big shoes to fill.

Unfortunately, other Android smartphones such as the Droid X and Droid Incredible, are much better.
Design:
This cellular device is a slider phone with a QWERTY keyboard, similar to the Droid smartphones.
Multimedia:
The Droid 2 does not provide the many extraordinary multimedia features we were hoping for with smartphones.
Call Features/Quality:
We had hoped the Droid 2 featured video calling capabilities but to our dismay it does not. The Droid 2 features 390 minutes of talk time on a single battery charge.
Additional Features:
A standout feature on the Droid 2 is that it provides the Android 2.2 operating system. The Android 2.2 allows the cellular device to become a hotspot for any five Wi-Fi devices, including computers, other smartphones, gaming systems or eReaders. This smartphone lacks many features that are available on both its sister smartphonesphones, the Droid Incredible and the Droid X, which surprises us.

The LG Quantum review

The package contains:
LG Quantum
microUSB Cable
Wall Charger
3.5mm Stereo Headset

The LG Quantum employs a brilliant looking 3.5” TFT display thanks partly to is WVGA (480 x 800) resolution. Moreover, the level of responsiveness is accurate enough in registering subtle touches and complex gestures. We're fairly content with the snappy opening and closing mechanism of the handset as it locks firmly into place to expose its 4-row keyboard. Moreover, the decent tactile response it exhibits manages to enable speed typing without much pause or fault. The microUSB port is hidden behind a plastic flap on the left side of the phone, while the thin looking volume rocker and two-level shutter key are placed on the right side. On the top edge, we're greeted to the appropriately placed 3.5mm headset jack and dedicated power button – the latter of which shares the same indistinguishable feel of the other buttons.

The LG Quantum is one of several new smartphones that have been released based on the Windows Phone 7 OS. Windows Phone 7 scraps the outdated WinMo architecture with a modern, exciting user interface and a feature set that will give the others a run for their money.
Design:
The LG Quantum bucks that trend by including a slide-out, full QWERTY keyboard as well.
Multimedia:
Like other Windows Phones, the LG Quantum smartphone incorporates a full-function Zune media player for music and videos. There’s also an integrated FM radio.
Call Features/Quality:
It also features call forwarding, caller ID, conference calling and call waiting.
Memory/Storage:
Additional Features:
It offers both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.
Summary:
Windows Phone 7 takes a tremendous leap forward compared to previous WinMo operating systems. The LG Quantum smartphone is distinguished from other Windows Phones by the presence of a great physical keyboard which we find an excellent addition

HTC Desire review

The HTC Desire provides a vast selection of features to make your life easier. It is a fast cellular device, and if you were impressed with Google’s Nexus One, you will be impressed with this HTC smartphone as it contains many similarities to previous smartphones.
The design of the HTC Desire is ideal for watching movies, playing games and browsing the internet.
The HTC Desire is built with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard.

Multimedia:
This cellular device is ideal for your multimedia needs.
The large display screen makes this device ideal for watching movies and gaming purposes. With such a high screen resolution, multimedia images seem to pop.
Call Features/Quality:
The HTC Desire isn’t anything special when it comes to call features. The battery life on the HTC Desire isn’t anything superb.
Additional Features:
The HTC desire offered its user a GPS that we were impressed with. The HTC Desire isn’t as advanced as its brother, the HTC EVO 4, but it is still a tough smartphone to beat.

Droid Incredible Review

Droid Incredible Review
For a side-by-side comparison and objective reviews, visit the smartphone page
Design:
The Droid Incredible really is, as the name says, incredible. With a design similar to other smartphones, this HTC device is an attractive phone. Designed with a 3.7 inch screen, the Incredible has a much larger display than the Apple iPhone and is the same size as Google’s Nexus One.
This HTC phone has an optical joystick which is used to navigate on the phone instead of a trackball.
Outdoing most other smartphones, the Droid Incredible features an 8MP camera and dual LED flash. For a phone camera, that's impressive.

Call Features/Quality:


The Droid Incredible provides more than five hours of continuous talk time on a single charge.
Memory/Storage:
The Incredible takes advantage of the Qualcomm’s 1GHC Snapdragon Processor and makes this phone fast, real fast. HTC designed the Incredible so the microSD slot isn’t blocked by the battery, and allows for expandable memory space easily.
Additional Features:
The Leap Screen is another huge advantage for the Incredible. By pinching your home screen, the phone brings up a thumbnail view of all your home screen panels.
The HTC Droid Incredible is rightly named. With advanced features, top of the line software and improvements over the Droid, the Droid Incredible keeps you in sync with the world around you. It really is incredible.

BlackBerry Torch 9800 review

Enter the BlackBerry Torch 9800 which not only holds RIM's legacy on its back, but it's also showcasing a rebooted platform which is optimistic in grabbing the mind share of the everyday consumer – the demographic they've been unable to consistently attract. BlackBerry Torch 9800

Hands-free stereo headset
Wall charger
microUSB cable
Polishing cloth
BlackBerry User Tools CD
Quickstart Guide


Design:

In classic RIM fashion, the BlackBerry Torch 9800 doesn't stray too far from the usual medley of solid feeling hardware crafted by them, but it's their very first one to employ a sliding portrait QWERTY form factor – something that's rare in itself across the board. the BlackBerry Torch manages to feel relatively normal sized without crossing the point of being regarded as bulky.

The BlackBerry Torch features a touchscreen and QWERTY keyboard, an improved operating system and an average multimedia system.
Multimedia:
BlackBerry Torch 9800 provides several multimedia features but nothing too extraordinary.
Call Features/Quality:
Dialing a call, placing the call on hold or even 3-way calling is simple to do using this BlackBerry smartphone.
Memory/Storage:
The BlackBerry 9800 features a battery life of 330 minutes and up to 432 hours of standby time.
Additional Features:
A vast improvement over previous BlackBerry operating systems, the Blackberry OS 6 is included on the Torch, which features new animations, graphics and a webkit-based browser. The BlackBerry Torch 9800 has a few new features, such as the BlackBerry OS 6, but it still doesn’t feel quite up to par with other smartphones.

HTC EVO 4G, review

The 4G network is about to become fully fledged, and it's bringing America’s first 4G phone, the HTC EVO 4G with it. This HTC phone has many advanced features, such as the 8MP (mega-pixel) camera, ability to connect to an HDTV and the latest version of the HTC Sense User Interface making it a strong player on the Android team.
This HTC is a big and thick phone.

Multimedia:
The EVO 4G is not shy when it comes to multimedia features. This HTC phone features both an 8MP primary camera and a 1.3MP front-facing camera, supported by two white LED flashes.
A top feature of the EVO is the ability to download, view, edit and share High Definition (HD) content directly from the phone. The HTC device features an HD video capture which then easily lets the user watch the video on an HDTV using an HDMI cable.
Call Features/Quality:
Memory/Storage:
Running on the 1GHz Snapdragon processor and using Android 2.1, the EVO is similar to the Droid Incredible’s processing features.
Additional Features:
The award-winning user interface, HTC Sense, is also found on the EVO.
Quite simply the most versitile smartphone available in north america. From video calling in 3g/4g/wifi, to full flash support, to insane customability, the Evo wins hands down. Get android task manager and learn to use it if you cannot properly maintain your battery.

Apple iPhone 3GS review

Apple iPhone 3GS, Smartphones were once almost exclusively the tools of high powered business users and road warriors. The original Apple iPhone, and more significantly, the iPhone 3G, were the single greatest catalysts in expanding smartphones’ appeal to the general consumer audience. The Apple iPhone 3GS (‘S’ for Speed) continues the trend of improvements we enjoyed with the 3G.
The iPhone 3GS catches up with some of the top smartphones by finally offering document editing features.

Multimedia:
The Apple iPhone 3GS still has the features that made its predecessors so popular.
iPhone’s rather weak 2.0-megapixel camera has been updated to a 3.0-megapixel shooter which is better than previous smartphones but is still not among the best smartphones available. The new iPhone does satisfy users who bemoaned the lack of video capture capability.
This time around Apple is counting on under the hood improvements to continue driving iPhone sales. The Apple iPhone 3GS is the latest and greatest, bringing a faster processor, faster internet, increased graphics and an increase in storage. Design:

For anyone who has used an iPhone before there isn’t much to say about the 3GS’s design. Despite rumors of a matte finish the hard plastic back remains, as do the rounded edges with chrome trim. This time around both sizes are available in black or white. Plastic housing and lightness don’t give the user a reassuring feeling normally, but the glass face helps to overcome this.