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February 8th, 2010

Dual-SIM Philips X100 Lands in Russia

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Philips X100 Philips today announced that its candy-bar shaped Philips X100 is now available in Russia. This dual-sim mobile phone supports dual-band GSM (900 / 1800) and GPRS Class 12. The biggest advantage of Philips X100 is its long battery life and dual-sim card support. Other features of the phone include a built-in-flashlight (a handy feature when you need to look for something in a purse), FM-radio, MP3 player, and games. The suggested retail price is ...

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Unboxing of Samsung Armani Touch Screen Phone

February 7th, 2010 Written by Kenson

Here are so close shots of Samsung Armani II, also known as Samsung B7620U, a touch screen phone powered by Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system. This phone was just launched in China a couple of days ago, and it was customized to support Chinese language display and input. The Armani II runs on a 800MHz processor. It has Wi-Fi / WAPI, 3G, and Windows Mobile Apps. Selling price in China is about 10,000 RMB, roughly $1450 USD. (more…) ... Continue

China Mobile’s OMS (Open Mobile System) Gets 2.0 Upgrade

February 5th, 2010 Written by Kenson

China Mobile, the world largest mobile network, today announced that its upcoming OMS 2.0 (open mobile system) will support Windows Mobile, Symbian OS, and also Android. OMS is China Mobile’s own browser-based application engine (BAE) that allows the carrier to have its own online mobile application store just like Apple’s iTune. (more…) ... Continue

Entry-level Nokia C5 Phone is Leaked

February 3rd, 2010 Written by Kenson

There are some leaked photos of Nokia C5 in the Internet. The C5 was widely reported the first phone of Nokia’s new C series line of product. The C5 looks like a low-end product from Nokia. It neither has touch screen nor AMOLED display. What it has are a 2.2-inch QVGA screen, Symbian S60, HSDPA, 3.2-MP digital camera, FM Radio, 50 MB memory space, A-GPS, and HSDPA. It is hard to get excited about this phone. However, this might be a perfe ... Continue

Samsung Sets to Release World’s First Phone Mobile with Bluetooth 3.0

February 3rd, 2010 Written by Kenson

According to Engadget.com, Samsung will launch Samsung GT-S8500 in coming weeks. What is so special about the GT-S8500 is it is probably the world’s first mobile phone that has Bluetooth 3.0, a new Bluetooth standard that supports data transfer speeds of up to 24 Mbit/s. Bluetooth 3.0 allows multiple files transfer at the same time, a nice feature that makes file transfer between PC and phone or phone and phone a lot easier and faster. Wit ... Continue

Google Nexus One Gets Multi-touch Support Update

February 2nd, 2010 Written by Kenson

When Google announced Nexus One last month, people were disappointed that the Nexus One doesn’t have multi-touch support like what iPhone has. Today, Google rolled out an OTA software update for Nexus One that includes multi-touch support and Google Goggles. (more…) ... Continue

Dell Sets to Launch Mini 5, a tablet PC phone with 5-inch Touch Screen

February 1st, 2010 Written by Kenson

A couple of weeks of ago, Dell said that the Mini 5 was just a prototype. Now, Michael Dell, CEO and founder of Dell, said the Mini 5 will be launched “in a couple of months” in the Techcrunch interview. Video interview after jump. (more…) ... Continue

Nokia Maintains Its Market Share Leadership in 2009

January 29th, 2010 Written by Kenson

Two research firms, Strategy Analytics and IDC, today reported that the global mobile phone sales increases more than 10 percent in 2009 and 11.3 percent in the last quarter of 2009. The market leaders of mobile phone are Nokia, Samsung, and LG, with Samsung is trying hard to get bigger market share from Nokia, whose has about 40 percent market share. In the last quarter of 2009, Samsung sold 69 million phones, up 31 percent over the last quarte ... Continue

Motorola Plans to Ship Its Own Direct-to-Consumer Phone

January 28th, 2010 Written by Kenson

a Motorola’s co-CEO, Sanjay Jha, said in the recent Motorola earnings calls that they plan to ship “at least 20 devices, including at least one direct-to-consumer device with Google.” Direct-to-Consumer is the business model that Google uses to sell Nexus One, a powerful Android-powered smartphone that is made by HTC. It is quite certain that Motorola’s Direct-to-Consumer phone will continue to use the name of “Nexu ... Continue

Solar Powered Sharp SH7120C Phone is Leaked

January 28th, 2010 Written by Kenson

Sharp’s new solar powered phone, Sharp SH 7120C, is leaked in the Internet. The new SH7120C has 180-degree rotational screen and flip style design. Instead of having a secondary screen on the front cover, the front cover of the 7120C phone is replaced with a solar panel. Features of the phone include a 5-megapixel digital camera, GPS , MP3 player, Video player, and a Micro SDHC memory expansion slot. ... Continue

Gigabyte Jumps Into Android Bandwagon

January 25th, 2010 Written by Kenson

Gigabyte, a Taiwan-based company that is best known for its motherboards, is rumored to release its first Android-powered mobile phone pretty soon. The phone is said to have 2-megapixel digital camera, a 528MHz MSM7225 core processor, QVGA LCD screen, WiFi, and GPS. If this is true, we should expect to see this phone in the upcoming Mobile World Congress, which will be held in Barcelona from February 15 to 18. ... Continue

iPhone OS 4.0 might be released on January 27th

January 20th, 2010 Written by Kenson

While the world is waiting for the official release of iSlate, Apple’s first tablet pc, Steve Jobs might have something to surprise the iPhone users – iPhone OS 4.0 with real multitasking capabilities. Besides having better multitasking technology, the iPhone OS 4.0 will get “many” graphical and interface changes. Please stay tuned for more updates. (more…) ... Continue