Sony Ericsson W910i review

Sony Ericsson W910i is an incredibly stylish phone hat belongs to the famous Walkman series by Sony Ericsson. This phone is a complete package, as it is packed with advanced functionalities and astounding looks. Catering to people who are looking for a stylish and trendy phone with dynamic and latest features; this mobile has definitely won the laurels of their mobile users by the high class performance. This phone is designed to define perfection. This advanced version of the various Walkman phones is inclusive of many happening features which are user friendly and hassle free to use. This ultra stylish phone comes with a slider mechanism enhancing its looks. 

The total weight of this phone is only 86 grams and it measures 99.5 mm high 50 mm wide and 12.5 mm thick making this handset exceptionally sleek and very comfortable to carry for the user and smoothly swoop it in the pocket. In order to add more appeal to the beauty of this phone, Sony Ericsson Mobiles has made it available to the users in two very attractive colours Hearty Red, Nobel Black, Havana Bronze, and Silky White. It also has the stainless steel detailing along with a 2.4 inches wide TFT screen that is capable of producing a high quality resolution of 240 x 320 pixels along with 256 K colours. The phone a smooth keypad and easy navigation buttons. 

The main attraction of Sony Ericsson W910i is the integrated Shake control button. This feature is essentially used to shuffle the play list and change the order of the music tracks. The motion sensor that is present in this handset allows the user to change the track according to the direction. This multi-utility device has a lithium polymer 930 mAH battery which is responsible for 9 hours of constant talk time and a stand by time of more than 400 hours, which is pretty good for a phone comprehensive of so many features.


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Sony Ericsson K800i upcoming version

The Sony Ericsson K800i is one of the mainstays of camera centric K series mobile phones from Sony Ericsson. Though there are other camera phones in the market today sporting even higher resolution cameras than the Sony Ericsson K800i, the handset's uncompromising imaging aids and tools together with an exhaustive feature list have made sure that the Sony Ericsson K800i remains at the top or thereabout.

The handset's 3.2 megapixel camera module was the first to break the 3 megapixel mark. To keep the reputation of the brand Cyber Shot, the Sony Ericsson K800i is loaded with all popular features from Cyber Shot digital cameras apart from 'usual' camera phone features like digital zoom and autofocus. Endowed with a full fledged Xenon automatic flash with red eye reduction instead of cheaper LED variant, the Sony Ericsson K800i is a true 'all light imaging' device.

Embedded 3G technology of the Sony Ericsson K800i enables it to perform high data transfer oriented video calls across UMTS networks. Triband GSM mobile network support ensures seamless voice connectivity in more than hundred countries across five continents. In absence of 3G networks, one can fall back to 'traditional' GPRS enabled data connectivity and surf and find relevant informations in the web. Local connectivity tools includes Bluetooth, Infrared and USB for quick transfer of file and synchronization of information.

Use the Sony Ericsson K800i's 64 Mb internal memory to carry all your stuffs, including some of your favourite tracks to be played while you're on the road. After all, the on board media player with so many advanced functions is at par with the best music phones available today, and it would be a shame to let it remain idle for long.

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ProCamera is celebrating

Mannheim, Germany – As an Easter gift, ProCamera announces a price-drop from $2.99 to $0.99.
ProCamera has been downloaded by more than 1 million users. Our Easter sale is to encourage new users to join the growing ProCamera community.
ProCamera now is a well-balanced 5-in-1 app that has still photo, video, editing tools, social networking support, and camera related utilities. ProCamera is the most ‘professional’ camera app and has set the standard for iPhotography with its many high-end features. A straightforward and intuitive design makes ProCamera very easy to use.

ProCamera has received many accolades. The New York Times’ David Pogue said, “the high-end crowd swears by it”. Gizmodo named ProCamera the Best iOS Photo App of 2010. VentureBeat selected the creator of ProCamera – Jens Daemgen as a “King of Code Finalist”.
ProCamera’s primary features include:
* Volume Trigger
* RapidFire Mode
* Expert Mode for separate focus/exposure, and white balance adjustment
* QuickFlick Album
* Extended Geotagging including cardinal direction
* Anti-Shake Image Stabilizer
* Adjustable Self-Timer
* Full-screen trigger
* Timestamp
* Videozoom
* Full featured Video recording (Full HD on iPhone 4S)
* Pro FX, Pro Lab, and Pro Cut for all the editing needs
* Easy Social Network sharing to Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, and Dropbox
* Codescanner
* Steady Light
* Green Mode
* Copyright embedding
As iPhotography skills improve, users need a more powerful camera app. ProCamera is easy enough for beginners and powerful enough for advanced iPhotographers. With this big price-drop, now is a great time to get this top rated and feature rich iPhone camera app. Drop ProCamera app into your Easter basket today and enjoy the many wonders of springtime with memorable iPhotos and videos!
Device Requirements:
* iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
* Requires iOS 4.2 or later
* 17.1 MB
Pricing and Availability:
ProCamera 3.5.1 is only $0.99 USD (or equivalent amount in other currencies) and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Photo & Video category.

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Daemgen.net is a successful start-up, located in Mannheim, Germany. Founder and owner Jens Damgen, renowned software developer and IT consultant, has been actively developing apps since the launch of the App Store. He is well known in the iOS-developer community for his seminars and video training DVDs (Video2Brain / Addison-Wesley). Copyright (C) 2012 Daemgen.net. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.

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Softbank Sharp AQUOS Phone

Already official introduced last year, the Sharp AQUOS Phone 104SH smartphone has launched by Softbank in Japan. This Sharp handset is also a rugged device that meets IP5X dustproof and IPX5/X7 waterproof.

This Sharp 104SH smartphone has feature a 4.5-inch New Mobile ASV HD touchscreen display with 1280 x 720 resolutions, a microSDHC card slot, and support for Ultra Speed up to 21Mbps as well as global roaming.
Coming in two color options: Deep Ocean and Rising Sun, this Sharp AQUOS handset is unlike most phones on Japanese market.

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Samsung Galaxy S III flagship smartphone

The alleged press photo of Samsung Galaxy S III smartphone has appears at GSM HelpDesk. Besides press photo, the technical full specifications of this Samsung upcoming smartphone also surfaces.
Samsung Galaxy S III smartphone will have a 4.7-inch touchscreen Super AMOLED Plus display with a resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels and a 1.5GHz quad-core processor (likely Exynos chip), 1GHz of RAM, as well as 32GB of storage.

The Galaxy S III will be equipped with two cameras: a 1.3-megapixel front-facing with 720p video recording and a 12-megapixel on rear with LED flash and Full HD 1080p video capturing at 60fps.

Based on its image, the upcoming Samsung flagship handset will have a white chassis, narrower and taller than previous model, Samsung Galaxy S II. Dimensions of new smartphone are 131 x 64 x 8 mm and weight 125 grams.

Running on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS, other feature on Samsung Galaxy S3 is HSPA (up to 42Mbps), Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, and NFC. In addition, the Samsung Galaxy S III smartphone will be packed by a MicroUSB 2.0, HDMI and a 1750 mAh battery.

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LG Optimus with Android Gingerbread headed to MetroPCS

MetroPCS is getting ready to launch a new LG Optimus Android smartphone, after the Optimus M, launched at the end of 2010, and based on the popular Optimus One. Reportedly called LG Optimus M+, the new handset isn’t a high-end device. But that was expected, since the original Optimus M isn’t, either.

The Optimus M+ borrows some design elements from LG’s new L-Style smartphones, showcased in Barcelona at MWC 2012 last month . It runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread, and features a 3.5 inch HVGA display, Bluetooth 3.0, 5MP rear camera with Flash, and an 800MHz processor.

There’s no word on exactly when MetroPCS will start selling the LG Optimus M+. The handset should be offered for a low price anyway (anything over $200 off-contract wouldn’t make sense). The Optimus M+ could become MetroPCS’ second LG device in 2012 – after the relatively high-end LG Connect 4G, introduced earlier this month.
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Sony Ericcson Xperia Neo L MT25i smartphone made official with Android version4.0 ICS

Sony has just officially introduced its Android 4.0-powered smartphone in China, the Sony Xperia Neo L MT25i. This handset is become the first Sony’s smartphone to run Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS.
The Sony Xperia Neo L MT25i smartphone is basically the successor to the Sony Ericsson Neo and Neo V phone. Coming in black and white color options, this new one is look quite stylish, also measures 121 x 61.1 x 12.2 mm with weighing 131.5 grams.

Inside of Xperia Neo L phone is a single-core 1GHz Qualcomm MSM8255 processor, 512MB of RAM, and 1GB of onboard storage. New Sony Xperia Neo L smartphone brings a 4-inch touchscreen display with FWVGA (854 x 480) resolution, a 5 megapixel camera on back with LED flash and capable to 720p video recording, and a front-facing VGA camera.

Other feature on Sony MT25i Xperia Neo L is a microSD card slot with up to 32GB support, HSDPA, and a 1,500 mAh battery.
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Motorola i867 iDEN Push-To-Talk smartphone

Motorola has proudly announced its latest iDEN Android smartphone in Brazil, the Motorola i867. New handset is a Push To Talk smartphone that utilized iDEN technology to ensure device get high performance communication and PTT two-way radio.

Running on Android 2.1 Éclair OS, the i867 PTT smartphone has a 3.1-inch touchscreen display with HVGA (320 x 480) resolution, a 3MP fixed camera, a 2GB microSD card (up to 32GB).

Other feature is speakerphone, media player, and dual microphones with noise cancellation technology.
Its 1390 mAh Li Ion battery is enabling up to 120 minutes of talk time, up to 105 hours of standby. In term of connectivity, Motorola i867 iDEN smartphone provides Wi-Fi 802.11b/g, MicroUSB port, Bluetooth stereo, a 3.5mm stereo headset jack
Dimensions of i867 are 58 x 114 x 13 mm (H x W x D) and weighs 129 grams.
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Apple event: Coverage of the iPad 3 annoucement

It’s March 7th, which means Apple’s next event, which kicks off at 1pm EST, is just minutes away. If the rumors are correct today we’ll meet the iPad 3, iPad HD, Apple TV, iOS 6, and/or any number of other products from Apple. Regardless of what actually happens it’s a big day for anyone interested in tablets, mobile computing, Apple, and technology at large.

We’ll be updating this page throughout Apple’s event, so check back early and often. Some of the sources we’ll be following include PCMag, Technologizer, GDGT, The Verge, and Ars.
And Apple’s online store is down for maintenance, so we know something is on the way.

It’s 1pm and the event is underway. Tim Cook is on stage. He is running through the preliminaries… Post-PC devices made up 76% of Apple’s Q4 2011 revenue and the Post-PC devices/era play to Apple’s core strengths. The company now has 362 retail locations, including news ones in Amsterdam and NYC’s Grand Central Station. There are over 100M people on iCloud and 25B apps have been downloaded.
Today, Siri is moving to Japan. It’s actually part of iOS 5.1, which is available today and rolling out over Japan over the course of the next few weeks.

And first up for the big announcements… there is a new Apple TV. It’s 1080p and has an iOS-like interface according to Apple’s  Eddy Cue. It will be able to access iCloud, watch movies, watch TV and so on. It’ll be $99 and available March 16th. So yes, iCloud supports movies.
And it’s iPad time… The iPad has been a huge, huge success — Apple shipped 15.4M units in Q4 2011. It’s great at playing games and has over 200K dedicated apps.

Phil Schiller is on… and what’s that? A new iPad. It has a retina display, as expected, and still uses a 9.7-inch display. The resolution is 2048 x 1536, 4x that of the iPad 2, just as predicted. That makes for 264 ppi and a very nice image quality.

They are still calling it “the new iPad”. Phil – we need a name.
Before that though: the new iPad will have an A5X SoC. The X part? That means it has quad-core graphics… and 4x the performance apparently.
The camera has been updated as well. It’s now 5MP with backside illumination and a 5 element lens. It has autofocus, auto white balance, and face detection too. It’ll record video at 1080p — perfect for the retina display.
And, here’s the big one: 4G LTE. This connectivity will make for up to 72Mbps, well over the iPad 2's 42Mbps. Sample videos show that 4G LTE (as we already knew) is much faster and has much lower latency than 3G. It’ll land on AT&T and Verizon in the US. There will be two different LTE models, both of which will be 3G compatible. The new iPad has the most radio bands of any mobile device apparently. On 4G the battery life is 9 hours, normal battery life is 10 hours (just like before).

The new iPad will start at $499, will be 9.4mm thick, and 1.5 pounds. Prices will be at $ 499, $599, and $699 for 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB. If you want 4G they will be $629, $729, and $829.

Pre-orders start today! (The store is still down though, so keep reading.)
Hey, uh, Phil, what’s this thing called?
[It's demo time, so you'll have to watch the video of the event later on to see what's happening right now. The presenters include Namco, Autodesk, and Epic Games.]
According to Schiller, the new iPad “has more memory and higher screen resolution than an Xbox 360 or PS3.”

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Nexus S CDMA to get ICS - for real this time

The folks over at Engadget confirm that an ICS update for the CDMA Nexus S and Nexus S 4G should be live within a couple of weeks.

If you own a CDMA version of the Nexus from Samsung, then you probably are all too familiar with the agonizing pain of knowing that there's a phone out there that's virtually identical to yours, except that it's running an updated OS.

We're referring, of course, to the GSM/UMTS version!
If you haven't gone the backdoor route of rooting your device and uploading the other version, then you've been out of luck this whole time. Hopefully, that should change within the coming weeks.
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HTC One X to hit UK on April 5, O2 confirms

Fortunately those delay rumors turned out to be completely unfounded and the HTC One X is keeping nicely to its market availability schedule. O2 UK just confirmed though its Twitter account that it will be getting the next HTC flagship on April 5, which is mere three weeks away now.

We already knew the carrier was getting the smartphone, but now that we have a specific release date, it may be a good time to start saving. O2 refused to disclose the pricing of the smartphone, saying that it's too early for anything to be settled just yet, but some retailers have already spilled the beans on it.
The HTC One X will be available for free on a ?36/month two-year contract or for ?119.99 on the cheapest available, ?26/month deal. An HTC MediaLink HD USB to HDMI adapter will be gifted to everyone, who pre-orders the smartphone.

Sadly, Pay as you go deals details aren't available just yet and we are suspecting those might not be available in the first weeks of the One X availability. We'll hope to find out more about that in the following days, so stay tuned.

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Nokia Lumia 900 Coming Very Soon to AT&T?

Remember the rumor that the Nokia Lumia 900 LTE for AT&T is releasing March 18th? It may now be more true thanks to a ‘coming soon’ page recently published on AT&T’s website. Entering your email address in the form subscribes you to an email list from AT&T wireless. Are you ready for the Nokia Lumia 900?

The page can be seen by simply heading to att.com.
The Nokia Lumia 900 has Windows Phone, 4.3-inch AMOLED ClearBlack Display, 1830 mAH battery, 8-megapixel camera with a Carl Zeiss lens, dual LED flash and f2.2/28mm aperture. Check out this hands-on video we shot during 2012 International CES.

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Nokia USA Offers Free Color Covers for Nokia Lumia 710

Beginning March 1st, 2012, new and existing U.S. To choose their favorite Xpress-on color cover, and Nokia will ship it to them directly at no cost. They can choose from these brilliant colors: white, cyan, fuchsia and yellow.

The offer is available for devices purchased between January 11th and March 31st, 2012 at T-Mobile retail stores or T-Mobile dealer stores in the US,
What are you waiting for? You know which one I’d choose… Cyan!

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Nokia Windows 8 Tablet Rumored for Q4

There’s no doubt that Nokia is eventually going to release a Windows 8 tablet. The latest rumor pins it for a Q4 2012 release. DigiTimes reports a 10-inch tablet with a dual-core processor. The Verge says the processor will most likely be the Qualcomm Snapdragon S4, which we previewed during CES.

You can also view brianmfb’s mockup in full resolution right here.
Nokia is expected to outsource production of the 10-inch Windows 8 tablet to Compal Electronics. The first batch of shipments is estimated at 200,000 units.

It’s way too early to get excited for this tablet if it’s expected late in the year. With the new iPad releasing in just a few days, maybe it isn’t such a bad idea for Nokia to wait.

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Nokia Working on a Tablet

Nokia’s head of design, Marko Ahtisaari, told Finnish magazine Kauppalehti Optio that he’s working on a tablet. In fact, he’s spending a third of his time on it. Nokia has not announced anything yet, so this is a little surprising. The report came from

There are many tablets out there, but only one is doing really well. Marko and Nokia have a hard task ahead.
Do you currently have a tablet? What do you use it for?

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Nokia World 2012 to be Held in Helsinki, Finland

Circle September 25 and 26 on your calendar. Nokia World 2012 will be held on those days in Helsinki, Finland. The two previous Nokia World events were in London. It will be held in Helsinki Exhibition & Convention Centre. I’ve attended in the past 2 years, covering the event for The Nokia Blog. I hope I can attend again this year to provide live coverage for you with high quality videos.

The event website can be accessed here.
As a reminder, the Nokia Lumia, Nokia Asha, Nokia Purity, and more were announced at last year’s Nokia World event.

Nokia World has been an annual event since 2006 and is where Nokia generally introduces their new flagship products. Last year Nokia introduced the Nokia Lumia 800, Lumia 710, and the entire Asha family. Nokia has officially announced about the Nokia World 2012 date and location, today.

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Thoughts on the Nokia 808 PureView

I’ve always been a fan of Nokia’s cameraphones because it meant carrying one device instead of a point-and-shoot camera AND a phone. In regards to imaging, my favorites were the Nokia N93, N82, N86 8MP, and the N8. Nokia recently announced the 808 PureView which is going to be Nokia’s best imaging phone yet. I’ve played with the device at Mobile World Congress and was impressed especially with the technology behind it. There’s just one problem. It’s not a Windows Phone device.

Nokia already made me fall in love with Windows Phone and it’s going to be really hard for anyone to convince me to use Symbian again. That’s my big problem. I want the 808 PureView’s camera, but not Symbian.

When asked why their new imaging flagship is running Symbian instead of Windows Phone, Nokia’s usual response to the press was that they’ve been working on the technology for five years. They’ve just recently adopted Windows Phone. Nokia insisted we’ll eventually see a ‘combination’ of PureView technologies on Windows Phone.

The keyword ‘combination’ came up multiple times when I asked about Windows Phone and PureView. I suspect it means we’ll see a Nokia Windows Phone device with high performance optics and Nokia industry-leading image processing algorithms, BUT with a smaller sensor than the 41 megapixels found on the Nokia 808 PureView.

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Sony Ericsson K220i: Slim and elegant

Sony Ericsson phones are beautifully built with a well designed keypad. The camera phones and the Walkman phones appeals to photography and music lovers with highest quality. The multitude of amazing features of these phones is designed to meet all your mobile related needs. These trendy and fashionable handsets include various features like music controls, FM radio, high quality camera, colour display screen and more.

The sleek Sony Ericsson K220i comes with user-friendly features like a 65K colour screen, keypad navigation tool and shortcut keys. The built-in FM radio ensures that you are always updated with the sports results, news or music. The handset offers a 65k colour screen so you can view colourful picture wallpaper, pictures, screensaver, videos and messages.

The camera feature of Sony Ericsson K220i can be switched to record video allowing you to record moving footage and taking still photos. The 2MB built-in memory, a removable battery, WAP browser are some of the features that add on to the amazing feature set. The dual band lets you switch between the two bands automatically.

This reliable handset comes with easy to use features like a WAP browser to allow you to gain access to the web. This slim and elegant handset fits comfortably into your pocket.
You can find the Sony Ericsson K220i with many attractive deals available in online mobile phone shops.

Let’s review of Sony Ericsson K220i white or Sony Ericsson K220i Blue.

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Sony Ericsson K850i - Impressive images. Innovative connectivity options

The Sony Ericsson k850i is a camera phone par excellence. As a matter of fact, the handset is in no way less than a standalone digital camera. It is evident that a lot of innovation and research has gone into the design and development of the sophisticated imaging options of the Sony Ericsson k850i. The fact that the Sony Ericsson k850i is one of the best camera phones currently available in the market should not cause any raised eyebrows.

Some people might find the small size of the handset a constraint as high end camera lens cannot be fitted in the same. However, this is more than made up with the incorporation of the Xenon and LED flash. These two features of the Sony Ericsson k850i camera phone ensure that the picture quality is in no way compromised.

One can use the Sony Ericsson k850i to get great images even in suboptimal conditions. The shutter lag of the integrated camera is 0.25 seconds. However, the best part about the camera options of the Sony Ericsson K850i is "ease of use." One need not be very tech-savvy to use and operate the mega-pixel camera options present in the Sony Ericsson k850i.

FM radio options and capabilities to download video clips ensure that there is never a dull moment with the K850i mobile phone from Sony Ericsson. The music related features are equally amazing. One could, for instance, know more about particular songs using the Track ID software of the handset. Quite innovative, isn't it?

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Samsung Galaxy Note ICS update pushed back to Q2

We are afraid we have some bad news for the Galaxy Note users out there. The Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for the phoneblet has been pushed back from its initially announced Q1 launch to Q2.
It's only been confirmed by Samsung Norway through its Facebook account, so it's not certain if the delay will be a global thing, but that seems likely. The global rollout of the Ice Cream Sandwich update only took a few days, so we assume the Galaxy Note units, which are much fewer in number will be updated in a very short interval.

The reason for the delay is unknown just yet and so is the exact launch date. With Q2 starting in a couple of weeks and ending in June the delay might be a pretty minor thing or it could mean another three months without the latest and greatest from the Google OS for the Note users. Here's hoping it will be a case of the former rather than the latter!

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Samsung Galaxy S II ICS review: Sugar coated

The Samsung Galaxy S II has sold in record numbers worldwide and millions of users must've cheered the news of the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update rolling out. The latest OS from Google is a new lease of life for the Galaxy S II - but desserts are served at the end of the meal. It's an opportunity for the S II to finish with a flourish as it makes room for the much-anticipated new flagship.

Ice Cream Sandwich, or ICS for short, improves the performance of the phone in some areas and promises better battery life - so, it's kind of like you're getting a free hardware upgrade.
There's also a lot of new functionality that garnishes Ice Cream Sandwich, a lot of which is concentrated in the browser, but the general usability of the interface got a boost too with the latest from Google.
Here's a summary of what you can expect after updating your Samsung Galaxy S II to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

Improved user interface Faster web browser with added features
.Slightly better graphics performance.Slightly better battery life Stereo sound in videos. SNS integration into phone book.Better UI for switching apps and killing them Face unlock Built-in data usage monitor.

Of course, the Galaxy S II interface is not purely Google-made - the phone runs the latest TouchWiz 4.0, but often times you can't quite tell it's a new version of the software at all. Not that this is necessarily a bad thing.
Anyway, we'll test the camera to see if Samsung have made any tweaks to the processing or upped the video bitrate or done anything to improve image quality.

Get your taste buds ready and jump over to the next page where we try to find what Ice Cream Sandwich means for the general interface and functionality of the Samsung Galaxy S II.

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Sony Ericsson W760i : Change yourself with the trend

Mobile phones have truly changed the entire facet of wireless communication. In fact, these tiny gadgets have amazingly simplified our communication process to a great extent. Mobile communication actually help us in various ways. With the support of these high-end gadgets you can stay connected with your near and dear ones no matter wherever you are. Moreover, these days various top-notch manufacturers are available.

 

Quite interestingly, everyone claims to be the best. In such a case, the ultimate sufferer can be the customers. In fact, they fail to make a smart choice while selecting a personal handset. However, you should compare the specifications of all the latest handsets before making a decision of purchase. However, in spite of all these Sony Ericsson cannot needs to be praised. This brand always succeeds to touch the stimulation chord of the mobile phone users. In fact, they try to visualise the demand of the users and then produce handsets with 
those specific functionalities.

The Walkman series handsets quite logically explain the strategy of the Sony Ericsson brand. It knows that music has become the integral apart of our lives. As such, to launch music dedicated handsets became its priority. Numerous models have been grouped under this category. However, the latest and the most special Sony Ericsson W760i handset requires special mention. This is also a very dedicated music handset which has even been enhanced with various other high-end features too. The sleek and compact design of this gadget amazingly compliments its the glossy outlook. The vibrant TFT colour screen of this handset would never let you down. Even low priority images would be displayed elegantly and that too supported with 262k colours. High resolution images getting displayed on the screen would automatically enhance the visual clarity at ease.

The storage capacity of this mobile phone would also support you a lot. Its 40 MB internal memory come with memory expansion option. However, it needs to be mentioned that the available storage capacity can be expanded up to 4 GB with a microSD card. A user can store almost very item in his or her handset and 4 GB memory is quite enough in real sense. A high resolution camera also comes embedded in this gadget. Moreover, the 2.5x digital zoom would support you to shot the close details of distant images at ease. The flash option can be regarded as the most important factor in photographing. Those enhanced option permit the photographer to ignore the lighting conditions. In fact, no matter whether there the is poor or high light this option supports to capture bright and crispy images. This Sony Ericsson W760i camera handset has even been complimented with this high-end flash feature.

The enticing music player that comes incorporated in this gadget would further ensure that your entertainment factors are never compromised. This highly advanced music player has the potential to support music file formats such as AAC, MP3 and eAAC. Moreover, this handset is not only restricted to offer you just musical entertainment. In fact, with this highly advanced handset you can every enjoy viewing video clips. This gadget has the capability to support video file formats such as 3GP and MPEG4. Now to express you feelings in a better manner you can even seek the support of the multimedia messaging options. Various messaging options are enhancing this mobile phone. They are particularly SMS, MMS and instant messaging. These options would help you to stay connected with your friends and relatives in a very cost-effective manner.

The other extra features that adorn this Sony Ericsson W760i handset are voice dial, voice memo, currency converter, strong battery, video recorder, Bluetooth, Infra-red and USB etc. With these high end options your entertainment and connectivity concerns can be overruled. As such, it can be concluded that this handset has all the features to suit any type of lifestyle.

The Sony Ericsson W760i is truly a stylish mobile phone and has been enhanced with all the high-tech features. With this handset you can experience flawless connectivity no matter wherever you are.

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Nokia X2-02-eview: Two in one

Another dual-SIM phone by Nokia should be about as surprising as snow in Finland. And while we can understand it if you don't exactly brace yourselves for a shocker, being prepared won't hurt. The Nokia X2-02 has some real nice treats for all of you who like surprises.
It's been nothing short of an invasion. Nokia's dual-SIMs cover every step of the entry-level segment. You can learn the ropes on the most basic S30 phones, before moving on to Touch and Type. Dual-SIM has a prominent place in the fresh Asha series too.

Nokia X2-02 official pictures
It's a respectable lineup, in which the X2-02 stands out. It's not about being the best-equipped phone of the bunch. With 3G completely out of the question and cameras never crossing the 2MP mark, there's a tight limit on how much extra luggage dual-SIM phones can carry. The X2-02 gets around it by focusing on a single skill and really going the distance with it.
Dual-SIM, dual-standby phoneSIM manager with dedicated settings for up to five SIM cards Dual-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support2.2" 256K-color TFT QVGA displayS40 6th edition2 megapixel fixed-focus cameraQCIF video recording at 15fpsStereo FM radio with RDS, Built-in antenna, radio recordingFM transmitterFacebook and Twitter appsBluetooth v2.1 (with A2DP)Standard microUSB portmicroSD card slot (32 GB supported)3.5mm audio jackNo 3GBasic still camera and video Doesn't charge off USBNo screen brightness controlNo smart dialingNo flashlight
Phones like the Nokia X2-02 are at the bottom of the food chain. Most of the time, a flashlight is all the extra functionality one can hope for. A 2MP fixed focus camera and blurry choppy videos are the closest to luxury you can get at this price. Dual-SIM telephony is the main course, but in the X2-02 the side dish may be just as tasty.

Nokia X2-02 live shots
The Nokia X2-02 inherits the dedicated music controls (and the vibrant paintjobs) of the X1-01, but takes music playback to a whole new level. The built-in FM antenna lets you blast the tune playing on the radio through the powerful loudspeaker without having to plug the headphones first. The side-mounted microSD card slot is always ready to take a huge music collection, which the FM transmitter will broadcast to every radio around you.

There couldn't have been more for the X1-01 to hope for. But the upgrades don't end with the added features. Take the jump to our hardware chapter, where we discover a side-mounted, hot-swappable SIM slot and a better keypad.

Source-gsmarena.com

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