Archive for August, 2008

A Chinese lawmaker claims that 4 million Chinese youths under the age of 18 are ADDICTED TO THE INTERNET.

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This phone adapts well in the field of business. It helps a business magnet in times of work with its MS Office applications and ability point presentations and in times of leisure with the integrated music player. It comprises of a QWERTY keyboard, VGA camera, and operates on Symbian 7.0 OS. You can find cheap Nokia mobile phones by searching online mobile phone shops for offers and deals.

Nokia liberates the 9500 communicator phone

This Nokia mobile phone is made up in a candy bar anatomy factor. It comes in a tin gray color and looks huge in size. It is very simple in design and has huge features like its size. It has a dual keypad. The front keypad comprises of the number keys and selection buttons. On flipping the phone sideways, you can find the QWERTY keypad. There is a music button for self-moving switching to music from other menus.

The phone works on a Tri-Band frequency. They are the EGSM 850 /GSM 1800/ 1900 and the EGSM 900/ GSM 1800/1900. The phone has a double display were both the displays are enriched with 65,536 colours. The external display in the phone resolutions 128 x 128 pixels and the resolution of the internal display is 640 x 200 pixels. The phone functions on a Symbian 7.0 OS series 80 platform. The phone is quite large and heavy. It weighs 222 grams and its length, breadth and depth are 148 x 57 x 24mm respectively.

Audio and Video

The Nokia 9500 mobile phone exploits a VGA camera employed for taking video clips and still pictures. You can view the video playback from the integrated video player. An integrated MP3 plays that supports MP3, AAC files plays your most desired MP3 tracks with ease. The sound quality in that phone is high stereo sound effects. The memory in that phone is huge for you to store a lot of MP3 songs. The phone uses monophonic, polyphonic and MP3 songs for shout wide-awake.

Superior Messaging

The messaging feature in the Nokia 9500 mobile phone is well configured. The MMS service permits you to merge photos, video clips and voice recordings and text as well, and can be sent as a without info. The SMS is supported by predictive text input. The phone has E-mail facility that enables you to check your mail frequently. The E-mail supports SMTP, IMAP4, and POP3 protocols. The strange feature in that phone is that you can send and receive fax messages through that phone.
The Browsing and connectivity in that mobile phone are to be appreciated. The browsing features in that phone comprise of the EDGE, Wireless LAN, and GPRS while the connectivity includes Bluetooth, USB (Nokia connectivity cable-DKU2), Pop-Port and Infra red. The phone has an Opera browser for surfing the World Wide Web. that browser supports Java Script, HTML and XHTML.

Business on the go

Candidly, that phone proves to be the businessman’s comrade. It has many business-oriented applications. They comprise presentation viewer and editor, Word Processor, and Spreadsheet viewer and editor. The phone plus enables you to use compatible MS Office programs. It has other personal knowledge management features like the calculator, VPN, voice recorder and the file manager.

The phone has generous 80MB of in-built memory for mass storage. There are options for memory expansion with the expandable memory slot card (MMC) that yields more memory. The phone has a standby moment up to 300 hours and a talk day up to 6 hours.

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Bowen Research has found that public by 30 use just 12 percent of the features on their cell phones and feel frustrated and overwhelmed by cell phone complexity. And it’s not just exotic features adults struggle with, but even basics like checking voice mail, using address books and dialing. More than one third of the citizens by 30 surveyed by Bowen Research expressed “DEEP FRUSTRATION” ABOUT THEIR CELL PHONES.

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Korean Pantech has a new fashion slider phone, the SKY IM-S730 “Blue Wink”. that Korea only phone features 2.6 inch QVGA display, HSDPA support, integrated GPS, FM radio, microSD slot, and a 1.3 MP camera. whether you are interested you will have to go to Korea.

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After announcement in February the glofiish X610 and V900 are finally near official release. X610 is smartphone that runs Windows Mobile 6.1 and doesn’t have 3G support. On the other hand more interesting V900 features Mobile TV standards DVB-H, DVB-T, T-DMB, and DAB with VGA display. Prices are still unknown as well as release duration.

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Here are some new preview videos of the Nokia N79 and N85 smartphones. The cool factor of these handsets is the 5MP digicam with Carl Zeiss optics and LED flash. Watch the videos after the jump. [MobileBurn]

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RadioShack has planned to release Sprint’s Samsung Instinct in the US on that Labor Day weekend. RadioShack offers a special reduction for the handset with the price tag of $99.99. The special pricing will start on Friday, August 29 until the Labor Day weekend and is available only for RadioShack customers who sign up for a new Sprint Simply Everything Plan.

The Samsung Instinct is known for its ability to quickly browse the World Wide Web, access business or personal mail, and share pictures with one finger tap on the touch-screen phone. Its two batteries offers up to 11 hours of talk date. Other specifications are include GPS navigation and live search capabilities, 3D maps, Digital voice mail, and stereo Bluetooth. [SlashPhone]

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