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Sony Ericsson W958c Mobile Phone
Designed specially for the Chinese market, the Sony Ericsson W958 phone is a GSM/GPRS phone with a big 2.6" screen for easier navigation of your playlists and albums. Based on the UIQ3 and Symbian OS v9.1, the W958 features some of the best features on a smartphone.The W958 comes with 4GB of flash memory - that's good enough for close to 4,000 songs. And expect to see some blazing transfer speeds on this baby: 1GB of media in 3 minutes is what we're talking about. Visual searching of songs is made easier by browsing through downloaded album covers.
Configured for PlayNow 3.0 music download service (featuring Sony BMG artists), the phone easily handles multitasking - so you can check emails while listening to your favorite songs. Dedicated music access keys enhance the Walkman features on the W958.
Sony Ericsson has included Opera 8.0 (mobile version) on the W958 for an enhanced web browsing experience. Bluetooth and Infrared are available as well. You can download a plethora of readily available applications for Symbian OS as well, including 3D games.
Nokia 8800 Sirocco Edition
Winds of change: The Nokia 8800 Sirocco Edition - sensual by nature, intuitively beautiful by design
Nokia has revealed a new cell phone full of style called Sirocco that comes with some exclusive features. Starting with the name, Sirocco is related to the strong wind that comes from Sahara and creates a revolution wherever it goes. This revolution is best described in the following sentence*: Sirocco causes dusty, dry conditions along the northern coast of Africa, storms in the Mediterranean Sea, and cold, wet weather in Europe. With that meaning in mind, Nokia tried to “translate” it into a cellphone not only in style but on the audio section too, it has the dark side related to the storms and cold conditions that Sirocco creates, and a light side which is more allied to the hotness that the wind is capable of generating. On the audio section, the whole soundtrack was composed by Brian Eno, famous for his ambient music innovations - taking advantage of selected instruments and inspiration from the nature he created special melodies for the special cellphone.
About the device itself, the Nokia 8800 Sirocco Edition in terms of specifications and exact technical details can't be considered a topnotch device. It features a 2 megapixel camera, a display with 262,000 colors, a not so usual stainless steel metal cover, and an extended battery life. What marks the difference from the rest is the interface, design, look, feel, and exclusive sounds in Advanced Audio Coding quality. To complement the whole package, it also comes with a bluetooth headset made of stainless steel that will certainly correspond to the cellphone quality. Taking in consideration all the details described in terms of unique features, it's no surprise to see the Nokia 8800 Sirocco Edition only available in some places with a price tag of €1000.
Nokia has revealed a new cell phone full of style called Sirocco that comes with some exclusive features. Starting with the name, Sirocco is related to the strong wind that comes from Sahara and creates a revolution wherever it goes. This revolution is best described in the following sentence*: Sirocco causes dusty, dry conditions along the northern coast of Africa, storms in the Mediterranean Sea, and cold, wet weather in Europe. With that meaning in mind, Nokia tried to “translate” it into a cellphone not only in style but on the audio section too, it has the dark side related to the storms and cold conditions that Sirocco creates, and a light side which is more allied to the hotness that the wind is capable of generating. On the audio section, the whole soundtrack was composed by Brian Eno, famous for his ambient music innovations - taking advantage of selected instruments and inspiration from the nature he created special melodies for the special cellphone.
About the device itself, the Nokia 8800 Sirocco Edition in terms of specifications and exact technical details can't be considered a topnotch device. It features a 2 megapixel camera, a display with 262,000 colors, a not so usual stainless steel metal cover, and an extended battery life. What marks the difference from the rest is the interface, design, look, feel, and exclusive sounds in Advanced Audio Coding quality. To complement the whole package, it also comes with a bluetooth headset made of stainless steel that will certainly correspond to the cellphone quality. Taking in consideration all the details described in terms of unique features, it's no surprise to see the Nokia 8800 Sirocco Edition only available in some places with a price tag of €1000.
The Black Box Concept Phone by BenQ Siemens
The interesting concept phone from BenQ Siemens. Similar to a concept phone call BenQ Siemens Ruby , the Black Box uses a touch screen as its keypad. Depends on the functions you are using, the touch screen change the control layout immediately.
Nokia's aeon cellphone concept "full surface screen"
Nokia's research and development team have kicked it up a gear with an attractive "aeon" concept phone showing up in the R&D section of the company's website.
The most prominent design feature of aeon is a touchscreen that stretches over the full surface area of the phone, similar to BenQ-Siemens's Black box concept phone we saw recently. Currently mobile technology isn't quite up to realizing this fantasy, but we'll sleep better tonight knowing that at least one of the cellphone industry's biggest names shares the same dream as we do -- BenQ's dream didn't count, unfortunately.
Nokia N80 Hands-On Smartphone
N80 combines high multimedia and business functionality in an elegant and stylish design with a slider form factor, which helps it keep a relatively small size when closed and be suitable for carrying it in your pocket – something most smartphones fail at.
As one of best function rich phones of the N-series, it supports 3G networks with video calling capability, wireless network, a 3-megapixel camera and all this combined with a Symbian operating system turns the handset into a powerful device both for work and fun.
People familiar with Nokia’s “history” may find out that the N80 resembles the legendary 7650 slider, which ran on a Symbian OS too and was the first phone with a built-in camera.
A few years on, the N80 is still using Symbian S60 (a few versions newer) and is one of the first phones in America and Europe to feature a 3-megapixel camera.
A standard Nokia N80 package includes the most essential multimedia accessories like headphones (to use with the player and the radio) and a PC connection cable, which is needed when you want to transfer multimedia files between the phone and a PC.
Nokia 5500 Sport Music Editions - Gadget For Music and Sport Fans
Nokia today announced the latest addition to its family of “Active” phones with the introduction of the Nokia 5500 Sport Music Edition.
Adding to the well-received concept of the Nokia 5500 Sport, the Music Edition is enhanced with a 512 MB microSD card for enjoying up to 375 songs, as well as a fitness carrying strap, bicycle holder and sports headset packed in a new energetic color.
“Music is a great source of energy and inspiration for many - during a workout, a fitness routine, or just relaxing,” says Antti Koivula, Director of Lifestyle Products at Nokia. “To complement its sporty and fitness-inspired design, the Nokia 5500 Sport Music Edition offers an expanded range of music features and bears the Nokia XpressMusic feature brand which guarantees an outstanding mobile music experience.”
The innovative carrying strap of the Nokia 5500 Sport Music Edition allows it to be worn around the waist or strapped around an arm to ensure that the handset stays in place, even during vigorous exercise. The sports headset also offers handsfree convenience for music and conversation with an anatomically engineered, over-the-ear design. For a complete music experience, the Nokia Music Manager application makes music transfer in multitude of different digital music formats from your PC easy and convenient.
Featuring an integrated pedometer, this “smartphone with a six-pack” lets users know the distance traveled and calories burned during a run. Other activities, such as a bicycle tour or cross-country skiing can also monitor distance and calories with an optional GPS module. Results of workout routines can then be transferred from the Nokia 5500 Sport Music Edition to a PC to follow individual progress.
With the press of a single button to activate three dedicated “modes”, the Nokia 5500 Sport Music Edition can switch from a phone mode to stay in touch, a music mode to relax or energize, and a sports mode to help users go the extra mile. With a high-powered smartphone at heart, the handset can even support text-to-speech technology. With two taps, the Nokia 5500 Sport Music Edition reads an SMS aloud. A 2 megapixel camera completes the well-rounded feature set of the Nokia 5500 Music Edition.
The triband Nokia 5500 Sport Music Edition (GSM 900/1800/1900) is now available in select shops around Europe. The expected retail price before taxes and subsidies is approximately 350 EURO.
Adding to the well-received concept of the Nokia 5500 Sport, the Music Edition is enhanced with a 512 MB microSD card for enjoying up to 375 songs, as well as a fitness carrying strap, bicycle holder and sports headset packed in a new energetic color.
“Music is a great source of energy and inspiration for many - during a workout, a fitness routine, or just relaxing,” says Antti Koivula, Director of Lifestyle Products at Nokia. “To complement its sporty and fitness-inspired design, the Nokia 5500 Sport Music Edition offers an expanded range of music features and bears the Nokia XpressMusic feature brand which guarantees an outstanding mobile music experience.”
The innovative carrying strap of the Nokia 5500 Sport Music Edition allows it to be worn around the waist or strapped around an arm to ensure that the handset stays in place, even during vigorous exercise. The sports headset also offers handsfree convenience for music and conversation with an anatomically engineered, over-the-ear design. For a complete music experience, the Nokia Music Manager application makes music transfer in multitude of different digital music formats from your PC easy and convenient.
Featuring an integrated pedometer, this “smartphone with a six-pack” lets users know the distance traveled and calories burned during a run. Other activities, such as a bicycle tour or cross-country skiing can also monitor distance and calories with an optional GPS module. Results of workout routines can then be transferred from the Nokia 5500 Sport Music Edition to a PC to follow individual progress.
With the press of a single button to activate three dedicated “modes”, the Nokia 5500 Sport Music Edition can switch from a phone mode to stay in touch, a music mode to relax or energize, and a sports mode to help users go the extra mile. With a high-powered smartphone at heart, the handset can even support text-to-speech technology. With two taps, the Nokia 5500 Sport Music Edition reads an SMS aloud. A 2 megapixel camera completes the well-rounded feature set of the Nokia 5500 Music Edition.
The triband Nokia 5500 Sport Music Edition (GSM 900/1800/1900) is now available in select shops around Europe. The expected retail price before taxes and subsidies is approximately 350 EURO.
Friday, January 1, 2010
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