December 16, 2010
Nokia 7230 Review is for providing you a detailed information about a what is 3G entry level sliding phone which has released in the beginning of this year, and runs on Nokia’s S40. The instrument is a simple sliding cellular phone, but nevertheless, it features certain interesting features. These are 3.2 megapixel camera and a 3.5mm headphone jack. It seems therefore that the device targets the youngsters market. Along with Nokia 7230, you will get a battery, a stereo hands-free kit, a mains charger, a 2GB Micro SD card and a user guide. It is worth noticing that there is no PC connector cable.  The phone has a slim body and a glossy, curvaceous design. The sides have a chrome finishing with a dedicated key for the camera and the matte touch plastic back plate as battery cover. The phone apparently looks quite solid, however once we handle it, the low-end quality of the phone is exposed. The screen offers a finely textured panel which has two soft keys hidden under it, a send key and an end key, with a five-way d-pad within. This panel is colored in pink or graphite, so does the battery cover.  The screen has the size and resolution which are apt for the purpose, however the viewing angles are not that good, which makes it a flop. It is 2.4 inches and with a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. Despite that it is sufficiently bright for a comfortable use, contrast levels and saturation keep on varying quite frequently depending on the the angles in which you view it. The screen is also small for prolonged usage of internet, although the on-board browser provides pages finely. The built-in quality of the instrument dissatisfying make a rough sound and soft-keys are difficult to press. Below the shiny screen, are slightly raised number keys, which are perfectly lit and respond well, however they are a bit small and crowded. It was however a good experience Nokia 7230 Review.
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December 16, 2010
Sony Ericsson Naite J105 Review will provide you the correct information about a modern phone which is manufactured with the thought of “going green”. Sonny Ericsson Naite J105 is the most recent green phone by Sony Ericsson’s GreenHeart Program. It is a product of recycled plastic, and with water-based colors. You won’t be getting plenty of accessories along with the phone, and they are a battery, a handsfree, a charger and user guide.  The recycled plastic that has been used in the production of the phone is lead-free and even less chemicals have been used as far as possible. The handset comes with a good quality of QVGA TFT screen. It doesn’t render touchscreen. The handset is designed in a simple fashion, but has been made appealing. The handset weighs just 84gm, which too is very less. The keyboard is hassle-free to use, providing sufficient gap between the keys and the keys too are tactile being a little raised.  not so essential, because no one is happy with a 2MP camera nowadays. The slot in which SIM card is kept is placed below the battery cover, which can give rise to some difficulties in handling. Being a resultant of the energy saving policy, the battery working duration is made longer. Talk time can extend up to 14 hours. The operating is comfortable and direct. There is Media and Go which makes possible for you to drag and drop file transfer. 3G, video calling and Push Email too are there. With a economical price, the available facilities are definitely excellent with this phone. Sony Ericsson Naite J105 Review is thus pleasurable, as we get to know about a truly useful and equally attractive phone.
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December 16, 2010
Sony Ericsson Naite J105 Review will provide you the correct information about a modern phone which is manufactured with the thought of “going green”. Sonny Ericsson Naite J105 is the most recent green phone by Sony Ericsson’s GreenHeart Program. It is a product of recycled plastic, and with water-based colors. You won’t be getting plenty of accessories along with the phone, and they are a battery, a handsfree, a charger and user guide. The recycled plastic that has been used in the production of the phone is lead-free and even less chemicals have been used as far as possible. The handset comes with a good quality of QVGA TFT screen. It doesn’t render touchscreen. The handset is designed in a simple fashion, but has been made appealing. The handset weighs just 84gm, which too is very less. The keyboard is hassle-free to use, providing sufficient gap between the keys and the keys too are tactile being a little raised. not so essential, because no one is happy with a 2MP camera nowadays. The slot in which SIM card is kept is placed below the battery cover, which can give rise to some difficulties in handling. Being a resultant of the energy saving policy, the battery working duration is made longer. Talk time can extend up to 14 hours. The operating is comfortable and direct. There is Media and Go which makes possible for you to drag and drop file transfer. 3G, video calling and Push Email too are there. With a economical price, the available facilities are definitely excellent with this phone. Sony Ericsson Naite J105 Review is thus pleasurable, as we get to know about a truly useful and equally attractive phone.
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December 16, 2010
Samsung S5260 Monte Review will give you a correct idea about a cellular phone with which Samsung appears to have left its typical practice of producing mass and begin the quality production. But added to quality this instrument renders a budget-bound cost too, and that is a specialty of this handset. Samsung S5260 Monte displays the high achievement of Samsung in designs. The low-end plastic chassis is changed to extremely eye-catching body. A normal dimension of 108.8mm X 53.7mm X 12.4mm and a weight of 3.25 oz is what it has. So also it is having functionality to operate in all quad-band GSM networks and has a 3G capability too.  Samsung S5260 Monte cell phone is with a medium-sized screen of resolution 240 X 400 pixels that features 26 thousand shades of color. Samsung S5260 Monte runs purely on Samsung’s TouchWiz interface, but the copy seems to be reformatted, with a horizontal arrangement of widget and an enhanced functionality, the all new TouchWiz interface appears to be scoring well. Also you can customize the menus by refreshing the icon positions.
However a significantly unsatisfactory stuff is the absence of QWERTY keyboard, which appears very unseemly. Both 3G and Wi-Fi plus a browser favors connectivity and for navigation, this device has a GPS.
A 3.2 megapixel camera, but lacking functioning well. Videos of QVGA resolution can be shot well using it. Other prominent features are the 3.5mm headset jack, an organizer, an audio player, an elaborate messaging service, and a phone book. Briefly speaking, Samsung S5260 Monte is fine for average class of people. Samsung S5260 Monte Review is thus interesting to know more about Samsung’s S5260 Monte.
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December 16, 2010
Samsung Wave S8500 Review explores the first cell phone device which will be coming in the market on latest, open stage of Samsung, Samsung bada. The handset offers a Super AMOLED 3.3” screen which makes the display come alive in a true sense, a grand social networking to bring you closer to your acquaintances and connections, and TouchWiz 3.0 for a highly convertible and intuitive [user|consumer} interface. Its brisk CPU ensures unhesitatingand sleek usage experience and multi-tasking, changing the phone to ongoing multimedia friend. The instrument has been introduced to give the consumers an uneqaulled class of presentation, customization and choices to come near their world.With the help of Samsung Wave S8500 you will have an uneqaulled display experience on a smartphone, because it renders world’s first Super AMOLED display. This display provides much more remarkable, and less reflective AMOLED OnCell display, presenting a high resolution WVGA, i.e. 800x480 pixels, screen having mDNTe (mobile Digital Natural Image engine) technology. This technology is a trusted technology which blended Samsung’s LCD TV and LED TV varieities. The standard of picture is beautiful having a free viewing angle and ultimate high-speed response, and hence the instrument offers amazing view of both videos and photos. .jpg) Samsung Wave S8500 provides classier qualities of options to users in form of entirely adjustable menus and home page. For those who want to remain linked with social networking everytime, the instrument allows to alter the appearance of the home page so as to offer immediate access to Facebook, Twitter and so many other social networking sites. If you are in love with music, you can turn the homepage into a media-player and if you needto share photos, transform the homepage into the one featuring pictures.  The design of Samsung Wave S8500 too is alluring with a slim chassis without any harsh lines. Added to this, the anti-smudge technology allows no sticky finger stains on the beautiful phone body. Samsung Wave S8500 Review is thus interesting. .
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December 16, 2010
Nokia C3 Review gives you a detailed information about the recently introduced messaging mobile phone filled with wonderful networking amenities. This phone is good for endless chats, a number of Facebook updates and Tweets, as it presents a full QWERTY keyboard. Nokia C3 phone offers instant reachto social networking websites, such as Facebook and Twitter. Yet the question is, is it really good, and mainly other leading brands.  When you get the Nokia C3 phone, you are going to have a thought certainly that there is some mistake in giving it to you. It looks expensive, with sophisticated metallic finish and above all, the QWERTY keypad provides the device classier touch. The usual aberration from Nokia, that its low-end instruments look cheap, is not with this phone, as it is finely finished with a back plate made of metal and gleaming plasic front, which gives exact look of metal, however it is not. But for 5,999 bucks, it is unjust to be expecting more, mainly when it offers such an expensive look, not like the usual Nokia at all.  The instrument is very proportioned also with 115.5x58.1x13.6mm and slides in our pocket very comfortably. It weighs merely 114g! As Nokia aims at the less-fussy customer, it has scrimped hardware and even software, so as to bring the price to as less as possible. This instrument is with a 2.4 inch TFT screen and 2 megapixel camera. The camera is with no flash, so that it is fine for a well-lit environment, but it won’t work for a dark or dimly-lit place. For connectivity, Nokia C3 has, 2.0 mm charger connector, Bluetooth version 2.1 along with Enhanced Data Rate, High-Speed USB 2.0 and a 3.5 mm AV connector. As it doesn’t provide 3G, it is good if you are not using internet all the time. {But if you are online, you will have to upgrade to S60 instrument. The device is with 55 MB of internal memory and microSD memory card slot, which you can substitute with an 8GB one. Nokia C3 Review thus offers interesting experience to know about the latest mobile.
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December 16, 2010
Nokia 6700 Slide Review gives a good idea about the recently introduced non-touch phone from the creator of the world’s best cell-phones. It is a smartphone using the third edition of Symbian S60 operating system. Additionally, it looks very attractive and offers a good quality with a 5MP AF camera having Carl Zeiss Tessar optics and dual-LED flash and a front VGA camera of 640x480 pixel making possible to do a two-way video calling. The things you will be getting along with Nokia 6700 Slide are charger, 2GB micro SD card, wired handsfree, way too short microSD cable and an detailed user guide. .jpg) The bodies of almost all Nokia 6700 Slide are made of aluminum to give it a solid, high-quality touch. Added to this, the wonderful design Nokia has launched offers it a very stylish appearance. Not only this, colors in addition to silver, such as green, red and blue, make the phone more voguish. The phone when held in hand feels superb and its sliding is absolutely sleek. Display of Nokia 6700 Slide phone is 2.2 inches and is having a resolution of 240x320 pixels, which is more than required. The light sensor to adjust automatic brightness is works average, but you have to|you will need to} make a shed on the screen with your hand, when outdoorwhile being outdoor, to have a clear display. .jpg) Also the keys below are fine and have a clear clicking sound giving a clear idea if they have been pressed. Surprising thing is that the phone is having no volume rocker. The two-step camera shutter is on the right side, out of which the second step works better. And the 2.5 mm headset jack is on the top, along with Nokia changing port and a smartly-hidden standard microUSB port . A remarkable design element is, you will have to open the microUSB and a press a key to release the battery, to remove the aluminum back cover. It is uncommon but, it gives the phone a classy look. Nokia 6700 Slide Review is thus explores a wonderful new phone.
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December 16, 2010
Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro Review will give you a correct idea about the recently introduced copy of the Sony Ericsson X10 Mini. It is the pro version of the same device. The alteration lies in that this phone offers QWERTY keypad. While the previous edition attracted masses, the pro version is the favorite of those people who need to send several SMSs. The screen of the handset is small and almost of the similar pattern, still very working due to the precise tweaks availed by the operating system.  Also the keyboard is miniature, and sliding, patterned in 4 x 10 grid, and has the bottom row that accommodates the space bar, is a bit of larger size. Pressing the buttons is convenient due to the firmness given by good quality of construction. The number pad is a remarkable one. When you press the blue key, you can get alternative alphabets, and more numerals and punctuation signs, and the remainder characters can be accessed by pressing a Sym Key. For getting caps, you have to press the shift key same as in a typewriter or a computer keyboard.  As a consequence of the lessening in the size of screen and keypad, are some compromises, one of which is not including full cursor keys and menu keys. It is without the up and down cursor, so you won’t be able to scroll up or down with the keys, though you can do that by touching the screen. The left and right cursor in reality facilitates change of the writing, because you can just press it continuously and go to the desired point of text, in place of pressing the correct point of text which can become fiddly. The size of the handset is 90 x 52 x 17mm and it weighs 120gm. This superfluous weight is due to the numberpad mechanism and the transformable battery which was not the case with X10 mini. The screen is low resolution of size 2.55 inches and 240 x 320 pixel. On the backside is 5-megapixel camera, which works same like X10 mini, meaning good in good light, but bad in low light. Thus it is interesting to know more about the phone through Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro Review.
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December 16, 2010
With Galaxy S, Samsung took a strong step forward in the smartphone market, that looks to be a good alternative to the Apple iPhone 4. To see how it performs, read the rest of this Samsung Galaxy S review. The best features of the device are certainly Hummingbird, the 1GHz processor and GPU, and the gigantic 4-inch touchscreen. Both of these deliver unparalleled performance and take the Android OS to a new level.  The display - a Super AMOLED brings a respectable 480x800 resolution as well as truly vibrant colors. The 500.000 to 1 contrast ratio compares to HD television specs, which makes the image amazingly sharp. The touchscreen part is also very responsive, with practically no lag from your commands to the phone's actions. The 1GHz Hummingbird also has lightning speed of execution, for both video and 3D tasks. The chassis is light and thin, and it does feel rather cheap, more so than we would expect from a high-end smartphone. That however is a small drawback for keeping so many features in such a compact package. The micro-USB port also has a new sliding cover that can locks firmly, both in open and shut positions, not the standard rubber flaps used in many other phones.  Built-in memory can be 8GB or 16GB, depending on the model, and can take another 32GB, if you add a microSD card. The 5MP camera does well in good lighting and can also shoot 720P HD video, but does not have a built in flash, so low light conditions are not the best for it. The Galaxy S' battery performance is somewhat limited, in no small part because of the Super AMOLED screen. It should last the entire day if you're lucky, however if used actively at full screen brightness, the battery will be empty in a matter of hours. All things considered this smartphone brings together some impressive hardware with a not so great software and widgets, and a good 5MP camera that lacks any flash or light source. None of these are a deal breaker though, since it has a great look, fits well in the hand and pocket, and has a generous screen surface, and so this Samsung Galaxy S review recommends it as a great smartphone to buy.
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December 16, 2010
With the N8 smartphone, based on the Symbian 3 operating system, Nokia clearly hopes to make a strong move on the smartphone niche. The present Nokia N8 review brings you the facts about this Nokia device. The N8 boasts a 12 megapixel camera and 720P video recording capability, in a thin aluminum frame with a retro look, and a new futuristic shape. The color range available for the device is quite large, and similarly to many other Nokia products, the N8 is solidly built, made for decades of service.  The camera is a strong selling point, it offers fine image quality in most conditions, and has you covered even at night, using a powerful Xenon flash. The two-stage shutter button and short focus time will fill all your photography needs unlike most smartphones on the market. The video, shot in 720P can look choppy, as it's shot at 25 FPS, compared to the 30 FPS brought by other smartphones. That being said the auto focus performs very well from 6 feet up to infinity, and brings unparalleled view from its 28mm wide angle lens. The touch screen of the N8 is very tough due to Gorilla Glass. It was made to live through various kinds of scratching, dropping and abuse, while remaining smooth and spotless. It's made for protection, and that's what it does. Behind the glass lays the 3.5-inch AMOLED screen that brings a 640 x 360 resolution. Not necessarily the most impressive resolution for a smartphone, yet sufficient to get the job done, especially with the fine colors it can present. The N8's battery life is up to 48h under normal use and around 12 hours talk time before charging, thanks to it's 1200mAh Li-Ion battery. This battery is not removable by the user, unless they use a special screwdriver.  A complete Nokia N8 review should definitely note the generous list of features: 802.11n WiFi, Bluetooth 3.0 plus A2DP, GPS (both the real and assisted), USB On-The-Go support, 16GB of built-in storage, and a slot for adding up to 32GB more, via MicroSD card. Light and proximity sensors are also on board, together with an accelerometer, to keep you well oriented wherever the N8 accompanies you. We hope you found this Nokia N8 review useful in making a buying decision.
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