Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Sony Ericsson K800i: Click, Shoot and Share.
Though the growth in the mobile industry till now is commendable, the industry is still growing and trying its best to include some more technical advancement in the telecommunication devices. The journey from a voice centric phone to third generation phones are really admirable and all thanks goes to the industry as well as the people behind them. The inclusion of camera features is again a brilliant achievement for the mobile industry. More and more leading mobile manufacturers are introducing camera phones in the mobile market. Though there are so many camera phones available in the mobile market but the picture quality of a camera phone depends on so many things such as the camera resolution, camera zoom, camera focus, etc. Therefore, its really important to have a camera phone with all those basic features that could ensure excellent picture quality. Sony Ericsson in its K series portfolio has included a series of camera phone and K800i is one of the best phones in the series. The Sony Ericsson K800i is the first 3G camera phone with Cyber-shot functionality. Boasting a 3.2 mega-pixel camera, autofocus, real xenon flash – the phone ensures excellent picture quality. The phone comes with a unique BestPic feature – it takes nine shots and allows users to select the best one. And with picture stabilizer, the Sony Ericsson K800i eliminates camera shake. Users can also take out prints of pictures with a compatible PictBridge compatible printers without using a computer. In addition, there is a video recorder for capturing video footage. And, with video stabilizer and video editor, the phone avoids shaking problems and videos can be edited. What's more, with a second camera, users can enjoy 3G video calling on the move. For entertainment purpose, the phone incorporates a music player of very good quality, RDS FM radio and polyphonic ringtones. The phone also supports a Memory Stick Micro to store more music, images and video clips. With 3G and Cyber-shot camera features, the Sony Ericsson W800i is more than just a communication device.
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Nokia 7380 – a Toast for the Fashion Elite
One of the three phones under the L'Armour collection, the Nokia 7380, poses as a real stunner in the fashion market. The phone is designed to bring out the contrast between the various cultural and ethnic influence. Thus, non conventional materials ranging from amber, ceramic, turquoise, silk to enamel are used to give distinct look to Nokia 7380. Besides, craft techniques such as etching and enamelling were used to add a touch of creativity to the set."Every detail of these products, from the nature-inspired graphics to the velvet-lined pouches, has been carefully considered with the style-conscious individual in mind," said Alastair Curtis, vice president of Design at Nokia's Mobile Phones division, in a press release. He believes "consumers who appreciate design and attention to detail will fall in love with the L'Amour Collection".Shaped along the lines of a lipstick tube, the Nokia 7380 is compact, sleek and looks like an ipod at first glance. There is no full fledged keypad as found in the conventional mobiles, instead Nokia 7380 is empowered with a ipod-esque scroll wheel. The scroll wheel is great so far navigation through 40 menu segments is concerned, but it poses a problem when one wants to message. Nokia 7380 tries to mitigate the problem, with its integrated word guesser. The camera is upgraded to 2 Megapixels, with a leather back cover. Besides, there is a user interface and 52MB of onboard memory to hold quite a decent number of pictures. Just that a larger screen would have added more fun to the imaging experience.
Friday, May 25, 2007
Nokia N95; Yet Another Trendsetter
This HSDPA supporting phone is more of a multimedia computer that offers the service of a communication tool. Eventhough it comes with a set of features sufficing to the need of a business professional, this state-of-the-art gadget wonderfully incorporates some awesome integrities capable to fulfill the demands of an youth's inquisitive mind. This new Nokia N95 phone has started to generate stir in the market and is already being termed as the most fabulous jewel in the world of smartphones.Termed to be Nokia's flagship smartphone, this state-of-the-art gadget comprises a 5.0 megapixel camera, Carl-Zeiss-Optics, auto focus, mechanical shutter, and DVD like quality video. The mobile also features WLAN, 3D stereo speakers, mini-USB connector, an 3.5'' mini-jack connector, and dedicated music as well as camera buttons. With a technology integration matching to a computer, this guzzling gadget runs with 64 MB RAM, 160 MB of internal memory. It supports Bluetooth 2.0, infrared, uPnP, UMTS, GPRS, and EDGE. The phone supports wireless stereo sound output via the A2DP wireless bluetooth profile. The stereo audio output is also bundled with a TV output feature with on-board stereo speakers.The Nokia N95 runs on S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1 (Symbian 9.2) and includes version 2.0 of the open source Nokia web browser. In addition to its support for Flash Lite 2.0, FOTA (firmware over the air updates), the browser option integrated with N95 supports WML, XHTML and HTML. This powerhouse runs on 950 mAh battery and inspite of its technology assemblage, weighs a mere 120 gm.In every sense the Nokia N95 mobile phone carries forward the legacy of Nokia in offering excellent technology, which is both trend setting and holding value for money.
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Nokia 6233: the Small Utility Mobile Phone
Despite being the world leader in mobile phone manufacturer, Nokia is not always a topper in many niche markets. For example, youth segment was devoid of Nokia handsets ten years ago. The forte of the Finnish manufacturer was and still is business solutions. Many a time we see Nokia tread the tried and tested path of proven style and designs however groundbreaking concepts and fresh ideas are aplenty in the 7000 and 8000 series. Commercial success of models like Nokia 6210 and subsequent models like 6310, 6230 and 6230i had already curved a name for the 6000 series as a superior business solution and enjoys overwhelming brand loyalty. The 3G enabled Nokia 6233 is destined to boost their business solution strength. The Nokia 6233 retains the classic design so that it is easily identified as a business solution, at the same time, have absorbed all latest features.The candy-bar casing of the Nokia 6233 is made of stainless steel like the luxurious 8800, but provides a better price/value ratio. The Nokia 6233 is presently available in Classic black and Silver alloy. The phone look austere and elegant with its stainless steel edging and chromium coated framing between the well laid keys. Though not a 'specialized' handset, the Nokia 6233 ticks enough boxes to make a huge appeal to a broad segment. The handset is endowed with a 2.0 megapixel camera with video recording ability. Integrated stereo player supports MP3, AAC and M4A files which you can carry on an external memory card up to 2GB. Nokia 6233's internal memory is about 6Mb. A 3GPP/MPEG4 video player as well as a FM radio rounds up the audio/video entertainment quotient of the Nokia 6233. Triband connectivity, 3G, GPRS, EDGE, WAP, HSCSD, Bluetooth, Infrared, USB – you name it, you have it...well, almost.
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Nokia N93: Multimedia Buzz...at Its Best
When various brand new handsets are cramming up the mobile world every week, it simply becomes indispensable to produce the fully loaded gadgets – all that users want, to stay ahead in the competition. Nokia's mammoth presence has always been a big threat for other leading mobile handset manufactures, as it offers more options than anyone else. Once again, Nokia has duly reaffirmed its acumen by introducing the highly powerful Nokia N-series. Literally nothing has been left behind during the creation of these gadgets and they are like a sheer delight for any mobile phone user. The Nokia N93 is yet another powerful gizmo and it is rightly called as the Big Daddy of all the multimedia phones. With 3.2 mega pixel camera, optical zoom, 3G, WiFi support, superb video quality and enticing design – you want it and you have it with the Nokia N93.Well, lot has been said about the Nokia N93, as this powerful gizmo deserves all the applauses. The Nokia N93 is a 3G mobile handset and it works on the popular Tri-Band GSM network. Moreover, it also supports various popular technologies such as EDGE, GPRS, Wi-Fi and Blue tooth to ensure seamless connectivity. Actually, the Nokia 93 runs of the Symbian operating system, which makes various things easier for you. As far as designing aspect is concerned, the Nokia N93 is finished up with a flip design. Hence, it enables you to take very good care of other things by doing all those twist and turn, as you can use it the way you feel comfortable. Well, you can easily twist your Nokia N93 to capture all those larger than life moments. If you hold it as a flip phone, then its a conventional mobile phone. Taking good care of your viewing experience, the Nokia N93 is also loaded with a viewing mode to let you enjoy various things, the way you want. The Nokia N93 is endowed with a 3.2 mega pixel camera and Carl Zeiss optic lens. Thus, it ensures those quality pictures every time you click. The Nokia N93 is loaded with a 50MB of inbuilt memory, but you can increase it by using a memory card. Well, its integrated digital multimedia player and FM radio lets you enjoy every moment. On the other hand, you can also enjoy Internet browsing on its WAP browser, besides, PIM functions and email client. Make the most of you Nokia N93 to explore unlimited possibilities.
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Nokia N93 and Nokia N93i – Let the Cameras Roll!
History has born witness to the fact that mortals seek reasons to keep their delicately tedious minds amused with some enriching experience from time to time. This urge forges them to evolve from one stage to the next in every field known to them. The 21st century has undergone a proliferation of several industrial developments that is nothing sort of a revolution. The mobile phone industry is one of those several industries that has created a niche for itself in the present day competitive world. Global mobile phone leader Nokia has, since long enjoyed the reputation of being one of the pioneers in bringing out hitherto witnessed mobile phone technology into the mobile phone world. From polyphonic enriched mobile phones to MP3 music playing phones, VGA camera equipped phones to high end digital camera phones, Nokia has done it all. Following this tradition, Nokia has released two of its most impressive mobile phones to retain its fan following. The Nokia N93 and the Nokia N93i are two of the most successful phones by Nokia to have hit the market by far. The Nokia N93 is smart feature enriched 3G phone that has been created for avid photographers film makers who want to get a feel of their passion on their communication tool. With a 3.2 megapixel camera featuring a Carl Zeiss optics Tessar lens, 20 x digital zoom, autofocus, and flash, the phone boasts of an amazing picture and video quality, viewable on its 2.4 inches QVGA screen. The phone possesses the latest connection tools for users to stay connected with the Internet and other compatible device on the go. A high quality music player supporting various formats is also one of the boosters for this phone's popularity. The Nokia N93i is also part of the renowned N series mobile phones by Nokia, and a slightly advanced version of the Nokia N93 mobile phone. With a Symbian operating system and an S60 3.0 Software supporting the phone, it is targeted at users who desire great multimedia experience from a mobile phone. With a 16.7 million colour TFT screen displaying images of awesome quality, the phone has an equally good 3.2 megapixel camera with 3 x optical zoom, and 20 x digital zoom to make photography a pleasurable experience.
Monday, May 14, 2007
3G Phones – Riding the Modern Waves
The twenty-first century has played witness to a steady development in the field of technology over the years. The dizzy pace at which mobile phone manufacturers are vying to catch up with the latest technology has served one special purpose – it has made life easier for human beings. From monochrome display phones to colour display phones, and further on to the ultra smart 3G phones, the mobile phone industry has seen it all. 3G phones, as the name indicates are christened so to represent third generation mobile phones. 3G phones are the latest addition to the progressive bandwagon, and it has made quite an impression in the mobile market as well as in the consumers' minds. The present day phone market is overflown with a number of 3G mobile phones in the likes of the Nokia N75, the Nokia N76, the Nokia N77, and so forth. The 3G revolution has taken communication technology of mobile phones to a hitherto conquered level. Having smoothly evolved from the obsolete 2G level of communication system, the 3G technology ensures a horde of benefits at the hands of the users. The 3G technology has made a paradigm shift from simple voice communication to the next level of the Internet, fax, video conferencing, and so on. Moreover, users stand at the definite advantage of staying in touch with the rest of the world even when they are out of their geographic region through descent roaming and a broad bandwidth capacity. 3G enabled phones come packed with most of the known connectivity features like Bluetooth, EDGE, GPRS, and Infra Red thereby enhancing the communication capability of the phones. 3G technology has experienced considerable success since its introduction, and mobile phone manufacturers have already gone one step ahead by working on its up gradation through the Quad Band technology. Life never gives out a dull moment when technology is the watchword of the day.
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