This week, Philips has unveiled their latest and greatest design for their newest phone, the Philips Xenium X630. This phone is actually a candybar phone that has a super, super, super long battery life to it – the reason for that? IT has a 1530 mAh battery that can honestly last about 12 hours without needing to recharge. Now, that is only of talk-time, if you do not talk on your phone, it can last up to 50 days – yes, I repeat DAYS without having to be charged.
This one is phone of those phones that every single big-phone-talker should have. The reason? You don’t have to charge your phone nearly as much which is bad for your phone anyway! Some more specs on this beautiful cell phone include: a 2.4-inch QVGA display with 262k colors, a 3.2MP camera, a music player, an FM radio, a microSDHC card slot (up to 8GB) and Bluetooth with A2DP and that’s just the beginning!
So look for the Philips Xenium X630 – no words on pricing yet, but hopefully soon!
You have iPhones, you have Blackberries, you have smartphones going on the market all over the board — is it any wonder that Motorola wants to get its slice of the smartphone pie? The QA1 Karma is Motorola’s particular slice. It will be released through forerunner AT&T and promises, as its name suggests, to bring users good karma by way of some great features devoted to social networking.
For instance, users will quickly be able to access both their MySpace pages and their Facebook pages. Given the height of popularity surrounding these two social networking sites, that is sure to be a huge draw. How easy is the access? Well, for starters, there is a handy icon located right on the home screen of the phone, in a layout quite reminiscent of the iPhone. As well, the Karma has a complete QWERTY keyboard, which slides right out, and the display is rife with high resolution — plus do not forget the 3G connectivity. If that does not sell you, then perhaps the fact that you will be able to use Windows Live, Yahoo, or other messengers quite easily will.
One thing that I honestly can not stand whenever I am driving is seeing someone on their cell phone. That not only drives me freakin’ nuts but when they drive like freakin’ idiots because they are on the phone is something that I can absolutely not stand. That is why I think that the BlueAnt S1 Sun Visor Bluetooth Car Speakerphone is definitely the best invention in the world! This phone is actually fantastic for anyone that needs to talk on their phone while they are driving.
This speakerphone just hooks right to your sun visor, hooks up to your Bluetooth phone and you can now just answer your phone by stating ‘Answer’, hang up the phone, dial phone numbers and it can all be hands-free so you do not have to concentrate on anything but the road.
The BlueAnt S1 Sun Visor Bluetooth Car Speakerphone is honestly the best in the world and it is something that everyone should absolutely purchase if you talk on the phone a lot!
LG is an increasingly huge name in the world of mobile devices and cell phones. It seems like every time you turn around, LG has a new phone. Every time you turn on the television, you are seeing an advertisement for a new LG manufactured mobile device. Of course, that is how you stay on top — and the company is trying to ensure its place with the LG Xenon phone, made for and available through AT&T.
Users consider this phone to be sleek and streamlined, tactile and easy to use, not to mention innovative and state of the art. It has a large touch screen that offers feedback by way of vibrations. The flash interface is enhanced, able to create contacts, shortcuts, and menus in no time. It features a QWERTY slide out keyboard easy for texting and emailing — in the midst of listening to music, thanks to smooth multitasking capabilities. Pictures and photos can be enhanced with special software, the Image Editor and Filter. The camera itself is a 2.0 megapixel model.
How about we give a talk to the Sony Ericsson Satio because it is freakin’ awesome! This phone is honestly one of the best phones in the world and while it is not released yet, I can already tell you that it is going to be huge. Whenever Sony comes out with a new cell phone, they definitely make a splash and that is exactly what the Sony Ericsson Satio is going to do. This phone not only looks freaking stylish and cool, but it definitely has some of the best technology packed into it too.
The 12.1MP digital camera is just one of the many features of the Sony Ericsson Satio. It also has dual-band HSPA, a microSD slot, and a xenon flash, a 640×350 resolution touch screen and just an all around beautiful casing. The phone comes in three different colors too, black, silver and this incredible red.
So what are you waiting for again? Oh – for it to come out … it comes out this October. Get it the day it comes out ladies and gentlemen for it is going to go fast!
Oh, I have to tell you about this Sprint phone, it is the LG Rumor2 and I know that you have all probably seen the commercials, but really, it does not do this incredible phone justice!
This phone has all sorts of features and it has a slide keyboard, for the latest and greatest texting capabilities! Sprint, while not my favorite provider is definitely one of the leading carriers, so you know that you will be getting pretty good service as well!
Another thing that this phone has built right in is a GPS! So you will never, ever get lost again! How cool is that? So really, check out the latest LG Rumor2!
As its name suggests, the Samsung Memoir cell phone is really a gift from Samsung to remember it by. This mobile seems to be pushing the limits of current technology and is paving the way new mobiles will be designed in the future. While other cellphones are shipping with 3 megapixel cameras, Samsung pushes the notch higher up by providing a 8 megapixel camera with its Memoir. Let us take a quick look at what makes this phone something special, and we are not talking about its looks that are stunning. This GSM quad band phone will work anywhere in the world. It also supports UMTS dual-band global 3G. Data transfer capabilities are GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA 1.8 Mbit per sec & HSDPA 3.6 Mbit per sec.
The main display of this phone consists of a 262,144 colors TFT display at a resolution of 240 x 400 pixels that provides for extremely sharp pictures. The 8 megapixel camera with auto focus and flash ensures that you will get razor sharp pictures each and every time. Connectivity is through USB and 2.0 stereo Bluetooth. The phonebook supports ring id, picture id, multiple numbers per contact and caller groups is supported too. The PIM features to-do lists, alarm, calculator and a calendar. This phone that has speakerphone capabilities and also the facility to send emails also supports voice recording.
If you want a cellphone and are on a budget, the LG Cookie KP500, nicknamed the Cookie, is the right cell phone for you. This compact touchscreen mobile boasts of a large display along with all the essentials that one looks out for in a mobile phone. Though its camera is not worth shouting about and it also lacks 3G, it delivers all the goods you want at a price that will leave you pleasantly surprised. So what are the features that make this cellphone tick? At 107 x 55 x 12 mm and weighing just 89 grams, this phone is not heavy. With talktime up to 3.5 hours and battery standby up to 350 hours, this Quadband phone is a genuine touchscreen phone.
Standard memory is 48 Mbytes plus microSD memory card slot (up to 8GB). Connectivity to external equipments is via Bluetooth and USB and one can access the Internet via WAP 2.0, GPRS, EDGE, and web browser. The phone book supports 1000 names, sufficient for most users. The touch sensitive screen is a TFT LCD, 262k colors at 240 x 400 pixels (3 inches). Music lovers will be thrilled with this phone’s support for MP3, AAC, AAC+, AAC++ and WMA formats. Handwriting recognition and a FM phone add value to this mobile. The document viewer supports TXT, PDF, DOC, PPT and XLS formats.
This is anything but a smartphone in my book — it’s cheap (about $150), it’s girly (a true ladyphone) and even though I’m not a big Motorola fan but I actually think there’s a market for a jewelry-embedded ladyphone for under $200…
Photo below thanks to our friends at We Review Phones who reviewed the Motorola Jewel earlier today!
The name Kogan might not be familiar with most cellphone users, but this company has startled users of cell phone with their offerings. The Kogan Agora Pro is an amazing cell phone. Let us check out what powers this beauty of a beast. This GSM Quad-band phone is designed for global roaming and also supports UMTS tri-band global 3G. It supports the GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA 1.8 Mbit per sec & HSDPA 3.6 Mbit per sec networks along with 3G. At 130 grams, this 108 x 64 x 14.8 mm is a bit on the heavy side. The 1300 mAh Li-Ion battery provides up to 400 minutes of talk time and 13 days of stand by time.
Picture quality is very good, thanks to the 320 x 240 pixels 262,144 colors TFT display. The 2 megapixel camera is a let down though. This cellphone supports playback for MPEG2, MPEG4, AVI, H.263 & H.264 with ease. Music lovers will love its support for MP3, AAC, WMA and WAV. This phone comes equipped with a FM radio and also has a microSD slot for enhancing memory. An Internet browser permits you to log on to your favorite sites. Connection with the outside world is via miniUSB & Bluetooth (2.0). Wi-Fi 802.11b and 802.11 is also supported. Check out this cell phone today, and its brother/sister the regular Kogan Agora!
This week, Philips has unveiled their latest and greatest design for their newest phone, the Philips Xenium X630. This phone is actually a candybar phone that has a super, super, super long battery life to it – the reason for that? IT has a 1530 mAh battery that can honestly last about 12 hours without needing to recharge. Now, that is only of talk-time, if you do not talk on your phone, it can last up to 50 days – yes, I repeat DAYS without having to be charged.
