Nokia N95 8GB

When it comes to a perfect example of high-tech multimedia mobile phone then the Nokia N95 8 GB would be a perfect choice.

With a massive 8 GB of internal flash memory, this supremely stylish mobile phone comes power-packed with plethora of highly advanced yet sophisticated features that will help the users to get the best quality entertainment and business functionalities with extreme ease. For its highly powerful GPRS and EDGE technologies and powerful Web browser, you will be able to browse the Internet at a high speed and without any hassles. Establishing connectivity with other devices would not be a problem at all, as the Nokia N95 8 GB is equipped with powerful connectivity technologies including WLAN, A2DP enabled Bluetooth and USB port. Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus and flash oriented 5 mega pixels camera would be ideal tools for capturing all the memorable and funny moments of the users. Its built-in GPS receiver with A-GPS function would be a perfect companion of the users while on their visit to unknown destinations.

Key Features

Weight : 120 g
Talktime : Up to 6Hrs 30Mins
Standby : Up to 220 Hrs
Colour Display : TFT, 16M colours
Ringtones : Polyphonic, Monophonic, True Tones, MP3
Camera : 5 Megapixel
MP3 : Yes
Bluetooth : Yes
Infrared : Yes
GPRS : Class 10
Video Recording : Yes
3G : Yes


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Nokia 5800 Xpress Music

Nokia is a world famous mobile phone manufacturing company. The Nokia 5800 Xpress Music is from this leading brand, which is specifically designed for listening to music. The MP3 player and stereo FM radio installed in this gadget are the entertainment tools, the music listeners would love to listen to their favourite songs through these. The TV out feature lets the users watch videos on their television sets. It offers a 3.2 mega pixels camera which enables one to click high quality pictures in an instant way. It has an operating system called as Symbian OS. It is quite easy to use. This widget comes in three popular colours, including Red and Blue. The dimensions of this mobile phone are 111x 51.7 x 15.5 mm and its weight is 109 grams. Apart from these features, this wonderful gadget can keep call details for up to 30 days. It provides a phonebook which lets the users keep unlimited contact entries.

Key Features

Weight : 109 g
Talktime : Up to 8 h 45 min
Standby : Up to 406 h
Colour Display : TFT touchscreen, 16M colors
Ringtones : Polyphonic (64 channels), MP3
Camera : 3.15 MP, 2048x1536 pixels
MP3 : MP3/WMA/WAV/eAAC+ player
Bluetooth : Yes, v2.0 with A2DP
Infrared :
GPRS : Class 32
Video Recording : YES
3G : HSDPA, 3.6 Mbps


Source : http://www.directphoneshop.co.uk

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Wi-Fi equipped handsets to double through 2010

by Brian Osborne

Mobile phones which offer a dual mode of both Cellular and Wi-Fi service have been growing in popularity. According to ABI Research, they believe that demand for dual-mode phones will be so great that shipments will double from 2008 through 2010. Michael Morgan, an industry analyst, states that over the past year, “there has been an explosion of Wi-Fi capable phones”.

Just because a phone has Wi-Fi doesn’t necessarily mean that people are using it. HTC’s mobile phone lineup consists of 80% which are Wi-Fi equipped, buy only 10% of users are actually using the Wi-Fi connectivity. Compare that to 75% of iPhone users who utilize a Wi-Fi connection because of the ease of use offered by the handheld. The predictions made by ABI Research are based on a new research study called “Wi-Fi Capable Handsets“.

As prevelant as Wi-Fi is becoming I would be shocked if ABI Research’s prediction doesn’t come true. I have an iPod touch and I use the heck out of it’s Wi-Fi connectivity. If I had a mobile phone with Wi-Fi connectivity I would probably use it even more to browse online. Wi-Fi is definitely the way to go for most mobile phone manufacturers.

Source : http://www.geek.com , View more ABI Research press release

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Samsung cell phones powered with water by 2010

It’s a nice science project to create a potato powered clock or water powered calculator but Samsung thinks it will be producing water-powered cell phones by 2010 using fuel cell technology. Right now we spend a majority of our time trying to keep our phones away from water but not even this technological leap will save your cell phone from a dip in any water source.

Cnet reports the technology works like this, when the phone is turned on a reaction occurs between the metal and water which produces hydrogen gas which is channeled to a fuel cell which reacts with oxygen in the air which generates power.

Samsung claims this type of battery could last up to 10 hours and by Samsung’s usage calculations would have to be replaced every five days. Its next development would be a water based power system that doesn’t rely on the hydrogen cartridge.

While that’s all well and good, let’s hope that fuel cell systems are a little less volatile than its Lithium-ion counterparts.

If it works out, I wonder how long it will be before we have water powered cars? Even by 2010, I think that large-scale fuel cell systems will still be rather expensive.

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Amazon launches its electronic book reader Kindle 2 one day sooner than expected

This Tuesday, the e-commerce company Amazon.com Inc. informed that the new version of its electronic book reading device Kindle 2 had been launched one day earlier than scheduled.

The first version of this electronic book (e-book) reader, which also allows users to read digital versions of several American newspapers and the French newspaper Le Monde, was created by Amazon and launched commercially in the USA in November 2007.

The wireless device has a screen that can display 16 shades of gray. Users can get the electronic books (e-books) through Internet. Typically, each e-book is sold for about 10 dollars. At the present time, Amazon offers more than 100,000 e-books to choose from.

The Seattle-based online retailer said it began to send the $359 device to its warehouses on Monday in order to make sure that customers could get it by Tuesday, which was the date that Amazon gave when it announced the new version of the device on February 9.

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