Samsung M5650 Survey

Samsung M5650 Lindy structures design similar Corby S3650. The interface was also still relying on Cartoon UI, which has capacitive touchscreen TFT display as a primary access medium. In addition, Lindy M5650 panel also dedicate multimedia at the bottom line of the call / endcall to show multimedia capabilities.

The features, recorded The M5650 Lindy has better facilities than Corby Touch. Look the HSDPA network, to access the data can reach 7.2 Mbps. In addition, Samsung M5650 Lindy has also been equipped with track Wi-Fi connection beside Bluetooth and data cable MicroUSB.

In the entertain sector, this phone includes 3.2 MP powerful camera plus autofocus capability. There are also video and music player that has the ability to extract information about the song, via the Find Music feature recognition.

Samsung M5650 Lindy provides adequate facilities and attractive form of cool widget application for Facebook, MySpace and Twitter. The Services includes photo / video upload into the Youtube, Flickr, Picasa and Photobucket.

The plan, the phone will be marketed end of the year with an estimated price of 149 EURO.

Specifications:
Network: Quadband GSM and HSDPA 1900/2100 MHz; dimensions: 10.6 x5, 7×1, 2 cm Weight: 98 g; screen: 2.8 inch, TFT 262,144 color capacitive touchscreen, 240×320 pixels; Data transfer: HSDPA 7.2 Mbps, EDGE 10 , GPRS 10; Camera: 3.15 MP, 2048×1536 pixels, autofocus, video recording; Internal Memory: 50 MB; External Memory: microSD up to 8GB; messaging: SMS MMS, e-mail, IM;

Connectivity: Wi-Fi 802.11 b / g, Bluetooth v2.1 (A2DP support), microUSB data cable, 3.5 mm audio jack; Browser: WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML;

Other Features: Polyphonic (MP3), MP3/WMA/eACC + player, H.263/H.264/MP4/WMV player, Find music recognition service, DNSe, social networking integration with live updates, Smart unlock, Cartoon UI, Dedicated music keys, wid RDS FM radio, java MIDP 2.0, Phonebook 1000 entries, Organizer, Document viewer, Voice memo, Speaker phone, Games; Battery: 960 mAh lithium ion; Standby: 300 hours, Talk time 3 hours

LG Apex Slide

LG Apex is U.S. Cellular’s latest high-performance, Android-powered device. The LG Apex, with its vibrant 3.2″ touchscreen and sleek, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, joins a string of cutting-edge products recently launched by the carrier, including the HTC Desire, Samsung Acclaim, Samsung Mesmerize (a Galaxy S smartphone) and the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab, slated to arrive in stores this month. The LG Optimus U will debut in December rounding out U.S. Cellular’s Android-powered offerings for 2010.
LG Apex Specs

LG Apex is a cool productivity tool that runs on Android 2.1 and features a 3.2-inch durable tempered glass touchscreen that responds to a feather touch with vibration feedback. The screen also boasts luminous sensors that adjust brightness depending on light conditions and shows off the dynamic, animated live wallpaper. Five customizable home screens allow customers to create shortcuts to their favorite apps and widgets. Its stylish and functional design offers a QWERTY keyboard that slides out to make typing and texting easy.

Backed by U.S. Cellular’s high-speed nationwide network, customers can browse and download thousands of applications in Android Market that allow users to customize their phone to fit their lifestyle. Customers can also access popular Google applications, including Google Maps™ with its turn-by-turn directions and Google Voice Search™ that helps them locate anything without a single key tap. The LG Apex’s 3 megapixel autofocus, flash-ready camera/camcorder comes with a panorama mode that lets customers take up to six side-by-side shots to build a sweeping view.

LG Apex is a Wi-Fi enabled phone also comes with an MP3 player, and customers can easily organize their music library, repeat and shuffle their favorite songs. They can even multi-task, playing music in the background while simultaneously e-mailing, texting or downloading videos. A video player is included for WMV, MP4, 3GP and 3G2 formats.
LG Apex Price

The LG Apex will retail for $80 after an $80 mail-in rebate and will be available Nov 19 at US Cellular locations.

New Nokia N8

The Nokia N8 comes with an array of applications such as free global Ovi Maps walk and drive navigation, making this the perfect substitution for a Satellite Navigation system. The Nokia N8 boasts to take you exactly where you want to be, it also features information on 70 worldwide destinations, making it a great handset for those that love to travel.

The Nokia N8 offers an impressive total of 16GB of in-built storage space, however, if you desire even more storage this is in fact expandable up to a total of 48GB, which is available via the use of a Micro SD card. This enables users to send and transfer large files to a memory stick through the USB On-the-Go device.

Such a declaration is offering developers a new platform to work from. The Nokia N8 also comes complete with Qt, which is a software development environment that in actual fact simplifies the development. Such software makes it possible to create applications just once and then organize them across other software platforms, such as Symbian for example.

In order to enable developers to start grasping the prospective of Qt, Nokia has also made the simple to use Nokia Qt SDK available in its initial form.

The Nokia N8 will be going live late in 2010 and will be released only to select markets.

The Nokia N8 introduces the global device unveiling of the new Symbian 3 software; such software features an assortment of major developments and improvements. These improvements include a total of three personal homescreens, each are easily scrolled through by a simple touch of the screen.

A selection of improved usability options are also available, which feature across the user interface and include elements such as ‘pinch-to-zoom’ options and single tap and multi-tap support motions. Due to the new 2D and 3D graphics architecture, both quicker and more amenable user interface is available; this takes complete advantage of the all-new hardware acceleration. More applications can be run alongside one and another due to the highly efficient memory management, allowing users to multi-task with ease.

If you’re looking to buy the new Nokia N8, then check out www.phones4u.co.uk and find yourself the best deal.

Powerfull BlackBerry

With the launch of the Blackberry Torch in August of this year, there was much talk of what new features would be introduced to the new Blackberry 6 web browser. The browser in Blackberry Torch, while not being viewed as the most important aspect of Blackberry’s impressive arsenal of features, is obviously an important part of a smart phone and the impressive browsers on Apple’s iPhone and on certain high end Android phones mean that Research in Motion have had to act on their latest model. RIT have seemingly not shirked from this responsibility and have introduced some impressive new features to their browser.

One of the key features of the browser which has been lauded by Blackberry’s spokespeople has been that of the browser’s integration with the social feeds application on the Blackberry Torch. Blackberry users have, for a long time been able to add RSS feeds to their browser. With Blackberry 6 though, this option has become a much more simple, engaging and fun experience, adding, finding and reading new feeds.

The “Browser Options” screen has also undergone a facelift with the previous incarnations being criticised for being hard to manoeuvre around and confusing. The new version has, along with having it’s look change, been streamlined by having options that are no longer required (mainly due to improvements in performance) removed meaning that the options section of the browser works a lot more smoothly and is more user friendly.

With the new and improved touch screen also, comes new and improved features that dramatically impact on the performance of the browser. The new browser is now a lot more interactive with users now able to zoom and pinch the interface using the touch screen with the browser now reacting a lot more smoothly than it has in the past. Also, in order to help users read content that is more text heavy RIM have introduced an Automatic Font Size Adjustment” feature which mean users can quickly resize and confine the web based content to the width of the screen.

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