Saturday, 31 March 2012
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 Full Size Keyboard Dock Review...
Apple wins Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 injunction....
Apple has secured a new injunction against Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 7.7 in Germany, forcing the company to yank the tablet from IFA 2011 show stands as we saw on Saturday. The courts in Dusseldorf granted Apple’s request for a ban on sales and promotion of the new Android slate, Yonhap News reports; “Samsung respects the court’s decision” spokesperson James Chung told Bloomberg, though went on to criticize the ruling as something that “severely limits consumer choice in Germany.”
Samsung details ICS upgrades: GSII and Note in Q1 2012
Samsung has officially confirmed the Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade schedule for its current line-up of smartphones and tablets, promising that the Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note will see Android 4.0 in Q1 2012. Eight devices are listed as in line for upgrades, including the Galaxy S II LTE and Galaxy R smartphones and the Galaxy Tab 10.1, Galaxy Tab 8.9, Galaxy Tab 7.7 and the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus. Specific timescales for each model – as well as carrier variants – will follow.
Tuesday, 20 March 2012
Samsung Galaxy Note Gets Official????
Last week we heard that Samsung would be launching a range of new devices at this years IFA, one of those was the Samsung Galaxy Note, although we didn’t have any information about this new Galaxy device from Samsung.
Samsung has now officially announced the Samsung Galaxy Note, which is designed to replace your smartphone and tablet, and it comes with a 5.3 inch Super AMOLED display with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels.
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The Samsung Galaxy note is powered by a dual core 1.4Ghz processor and it also comes with 1GB of RAM and Android Gingerbread 2.3, and there is also an 8 megapixel camera with an LED flash, plus a front facing 2 megapixel camera, and it will be available in both LTE and HSPA+ versions
Monday, 19 March 2012
Nokia Asha 303..........
The stylishly slim Nokia Asha 303 features an exceptionally responsive touchscreen that’s great for browsing & apps. Plus, enjoy a full QWERTY keyboard on Nokia Asha 303 for fast texting – all on the vivid 2.6-inch display. Nokia Asha 303 is a powerful social networking hub. It’s easier than ever to stay connected to what’s important. Nokia Asha 303 is powerful, with a 1 GHz processor, & features the latest 3.5G and Wi-Fi support for fast connectivity. Nokia Asha 303 comes with great preloaded apps like Angry Birds Lite. & when you want more, you can enjoy easy access to thousands of games & apps in Nokia Store. Nokia Asha 303 - Fast, slim, & stylish.
Samsung Anycall Clutch Phone Launched In South Korea
Keeping in tune with Corby and Diva trend, Samsung has unveiled a mobile phone, Anycall Clutch (SPH-W9500) in South Korea.
The latest Anycall Clutch mobile phone looks similar to the Diva phone and is dressed with the same quilted back but with a different diamond shaped home button. ...
Sony Ericsson will be only Sony by the mid 2012 Read more: http://saypeople.com/2011/12/06/sony-ericsson-will-be-only-sony-by-the-mid-2012/#ixzz1pXvVwWKH
Sony has planned to sell mobiles with its own name without adding Ericsson.
Sony has announced this in October, after the announcement that Sony is going to purchase Ericsson’s half of the joint venture for approximately $1.5 billion. The mobile phone company was founded in 2001 and making a wide range of smartphones, in some of which there is Google’s Android operating system works.
Kristian Tear, a Sony Ericsson executive vice president, told The Times of India about the re-branding efforts and the switching process that should be completed by the mid of 2012.
“A lot of planning goes into getting the branding right but we will be done by middle of next year,” Tear said. “It will also mean that the marketing and advertising investments will go up. We haven’t been as fierce as we were a few years back but we will step it up, refocus and invest more in brand-building in select markets, and India is one of those markets.”
Sony has plans to use the full resources to get the top position in the Android smartphone market
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Whats New? Sony Ericsson T303 - Gets you noticed
Soft edges, metal details, mirror glass display - the small & elegant Sony Ericsson T303 fits any setting, from coffee bars to client meetings. With Sony Ericsson T303 catch the fun as it happens. View your photos onscreen, share them via Bluetooth™ or in a picture message. Sony Ericsson T303 is for your listening pleasure Tune in to the FM radio, sit back and enjoy.
Dimension 83 x 47 x 14.7 mm
Weight 93 g
Battery Talk time Up to 9 h, Stand-by Up to 400 h
Memory 8 MB Built-in (250 SMS, 500 Phonebook entries, 30 received dialed & missed calls) No Memory Card
Connectivity Bluetooth v2.0, USB, GPRS Class 10 (48 kbps)
Display Size 128 x 160 pixels, 1.8 inches
Display Colour TFT, 65K colors
Operating
Frequency / Band GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900
Browser WAP 2.0/xHTML
Colors Shimmering Silver, Shadow Black
Entertainment Stereo FM radio with RDS, MP3 player, TrackID music recognition, Games (built-in + downloadable)
Camera 1.3 MP, 1280 x 1024 pixels
Other Features Stopwatch, Voice memo,
Ring Tones Polyphonic, MP3 ringtones
Messaging SMS(250), MMS
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1!!!!!!!!!
Dimension 110.5 x 52.6 x 17 MM
Battery Time Talk Time Up To 10 Hrs, Stand-By Up To 833 Hrs
Touch Screen TFT Touch-Screen
Operating System MS Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional
Blue tooth Bluetooth v2.
Band 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 (HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100)
Resolution 800 x 480 pixels, 3.0 inches
Colors Black, Silver
Camera Phone 3.15 MP, Auto-Focus
MP3 Player MP3/AAC/MPEG4 Player
Video MPEG4 Player
FM Radio FM radio with RDS
Web Browser WAP 2.0, HTML (I.E + Opera Browser),
Messaging SMS, MMS, Email, Push E-mail, IM
GPRS/EDGE GPRS Class 10, EDGE, 3G
Hands-Free Speakers
GPS Built-in GPS Receiver + A-GPS
Full Keyboard Yes
USB Yes
Infrared No
Internal Memory 400 MB internal
Expandable Memory Micro-SD Card
WLAN/ Wi-Fi WLAN (Wi-Fi 802.11B/G)
Weight 145 G
Price PKR Rs: 33,000
Price USD USD: $ 395
The Best Compnay of Pakistan.QMobile,Modle E950...
QMobile E950 is superb mobile phone from qmobile. E950 is among the few WiFi mobiles from QMobile. E950 features 3.2 MP camera, 8.1cms TFT QVGA (320*400) full touch screen display and expandable 8 GB external memory. E950 comes loaded with Motion Sensor Games, Opera Mini Web Browser, Multi Instant Messenger and Social Networking capabilities.
Status: Available
Date Added: July 21, 2011.
QMobile Q5
Accessories In the Box Transceiver Standard Battery Standard Charger Handsfree Kit User Guide Service Guide Warranty Card Data Cable Software CD Silicon Sleeve
Status: Available
Date Added: July 21, 2011
QMobile Q3i
# Make # QMobile # Model # Q3i # Form Factor # Bar # Available Colors # Black # Display Resolution # 240 x 320 Pixels, 2.2" # Camera # 2.0 MP, 1600 x 1200 Pixels # Dimensions # 115 x 62 x 12.5 mm # Memory Inbuilt # 512 MB + 256 MB, Contacts - 1000, SMS - 1000
Status: Available
Date Added: July 21, 2011
Nokia 700 Amzing,BoZz&GirL's???
GENERAL 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G Network HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100
Announced 2011, August
Status Available. Released 2011, September
BODY Dimensions 110 x 50.7 x 9.7 mm, 50 cc
Weight 96 g
DISPLAY Type AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
Size 360 x 640 pixels, 3.2 inches (~229 ppi pixel density)
Multitouch Yes
Protection Corning Gorilla Glass
- Nokia ClearBlack display
SOUND Alert types Vibration, MP3 ringtones
Loudspeaker Yes
3.5mm jack Yes, check quality
MEMORY Card slot microSD, up to 32GB
Internal 2 GB storage, 1 GB ROM, 512 MB RAM
DATA GPRS Class 33
EDGE Class 33
Speed HSDPA, 14.4 Mbps; HSUPA, 5.76 Mbps
WLAN Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth Yes, v3.0 with A2DP, EDR
NFC Yes
USB Yes, v2.0 microUSB
CAMERA Primary 5 MP, 2592Ñ…1944 pixels, fixed focus, LED flash, check quality
Features Geo-tagging, face detection
Video Yes, 720p@30fps, check quality
Secondary No
FEATURES OS Symbian Belle OS, upgradeable to Belle FP1
CPU 1 GHz ARM11 (1.3GHz after update)
GPU 2D/3D Graphics HW Accelerator with OpenVG1.1 and OpenGL ES 2.0
Sensors Accelerometer, proximity, compass
Messaging SMS (threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Mail, IM
Browser WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML, Adobe Flash Lite
Radio Stereo FM radio with RDS
GPS Yes, with A-GPS support; Nokia Maps 3.06
Java Yes, MIDP 2.1
Colors Cool Grey, Silver/White, Coral Red, Peacock Blue and Purple
- SNS integration
- TV-out
- MP4/H.263/H.264 player
- MP3/WAV/еAAC+/WMA player
- Dolby Digital Plus (via FP1 update)
- Photo editor
- Organizer
- Voice command/dial
- Predictive text input
BATTERY Standard battery, Li-Ion 1080 mAh (BP-5Z)
Stand-by Up to 465 h (2G) / Up to 450 h (3G)
Talk time Up to 7 h 10 min (2G) / Up to 4 h 30 min (3G)
Music play Up to 47 h
MISC SAR US 1.32 W/kg (head) 1.06 W/kg (body)
SAR EU 1.43 W/kg (head)
Sunday, 18 March 2012
How iPhone OS destroys Windows Phone 7 without even shipping
Windows Phone 7 (no "Series" any more, which is a shame because—other than Merc fanbois—who wouldn't want a 7 Series?) was always going to struggle.
Apple is, of course, the company getting all the love; the iPhone has been phenomenally successful. Android has finally started getting the handsets it deserves and now shows itself to be a capable, attractive, desirable platform. Windows Mobile, however, is widely hated, and is frankly dying where it sits. Windows Phone 7 is a necessary abandonment of Microsoft's cell phone legacy, but it also means that the new platform has to start from scratch. No pre-existing users, little pre-existing software, and two major competitors who are delivering a strongly competitive alternative.
As well as going up against this entrenched legacy, Redmond has the additional problem that Windows Phone 7 is, essentially, a version one product. Yes, I know Windows Mobile 6 is awful—every day I curse my Touch Pro for its hateful software—but in spite of its massively flawed user interface and weak kernel, it's a mature product, and this maturity has brought features like enterprise configurability, multitasking, copy and paste, and a range of other benefits.
I'm not going to pretend that Windows Mobile was a viable basis for future development. The entire front-end needs to be replaced with something that's finger-friendly, and the kernel needs to be replaced with something offering true memory protection and unlimited multitasking. There are also substantial benefits to tighter control of the platform and its hardware, so I certainly understand and agree with the broad direction of Windows Phone 7.
And, as version one products go, it doesn't look too bad. I think the UI concept is strong and striking; in limited usage it seems to work well. In certain areas, Microsoft's product is clearly better thought-out than Apple's—a "glanceable" interface that tells you what you need to know, the hubs concept that brings together different but related data silos, the connectivity with social networking, and wireless syncing. It also has a development environment that will (I believe) have lower entry barriers than Apple's and make it easier for developers to produce high-quality applications that fit well within the OS (something never achieved on Windows Mobile).
Microsoft has certainly embraced online services in a way that Apple has been reluctant to do. The Xbox Live integration also looks interesting; although the scale of the markets is such that buy-in from Xbox gamers is never going to make or break a mobile platform, it should just enable gaming experiences of a kind previously unavailable on phones.
But version one of the product is going to give up a lot. Enterprise configurability is unlikely (so no policies to lock out cameras, prohibit application installation, etc.). Copy and paste almost certainly won't be ready for version one. Even Windows Phone 7's desirable development environment has a downside; there won't be any native code development on Windows Phone any time soon. Perhaps most importantly of all, the initial version won't support multitasking of third-party applications.
Multitasking matters
SAMSUNG GALAXY S FOR CHINESE MOBILE OPERATORS.
Samsung in cooperation with three leading Chinese mobile operators announced the start of the sales of its Android smartphone Samsung Galaxy S. The device will be available in three versions – with the support of varios 3G networks: the version with CDMA2000 (model SCH-I909) networks support will be available via China Telecom, the version with TD-SCDMA (model GT-I9008) – via China mobile, and finally, the version with WCDMA (model GT-I9088) networks – via China Unicom.
Moreover, the version of the handset for China Telecom supports both CDMA and GSM networks; and the version for China mobile supports the Chinese mobile TV standard CMMB and runs Ophone 2.0 OS.
SAMSUNG GALAXY S FEMME
Samsung has announced the special version of its flagship Android-smartphone designed for women – Galaxy S Femme. Besides the pink case, women customers will get a number of bonuses from the American Cosmetics company Aveda.
Buying Galaxy S Femme, you will get a set of different creams from Aveda, as well as a 4 GB memory card, which is based on a special software from the cosmetic company.
The limited number of this smartphone will be available in Taiwan.
Technically Galaxy S Femme doesn’t differ from the standard version, the OS of which should be upgraded to Android 2.2 in the near future.
AT&T unveils early-2012 tablet and smartphone lineup: Xperia ion, Galaxy Note, Skyrocket HD and more
Carrier AT&T announced today at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show six new Android devices, including Samsung’s Galaxy Note and Galaxy S II Skyrocket HD, Sony Ericsson’s Xperia Ion, and more. In all, five Android smartphones and one 4G LTE tablet were announced for early 2012.
The new Sony Ericsson Xperia ion —the handset maker’s first 4G LTE smartphone seen above— is an AT&T network-exclusive boasting a 12-megapixel camera and a large 4.6-inch display. The 5.3-inch Galaxy Note largely resembles its European counterpart, sans the added support for 4G LTE radio technology.
Per The Verge’s hands-on, the United States version has “a more traditional four-button capacitive arrangement below the display instead of the single button found on the European model.” Samsung is advertising this device like crazy in Europe, so it should gain traction in the U.S. if AT&T follows suit.
SAMSUNG GALAXY S BLAZE 4G HITTING THE MARKET IN MARCH ON T-MOBILE.
T-Mobile is adding another feature in its cap to its latest 4G device line ups- The Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G. This phone is being introduced in the market in order to keep the consumers connected and entertained. In collaboration with Samsung Telecommunications America this phone will be exclusively available from the T-Mobile carrier network
The objective of this phone is to cater to the needs and demands of the consumers who are demanding more from Smartphone manufacturers. With the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G smartphone consumers are able to get additional enhanced features that take advantage of the current genre of mobile telecommunication and technology. Smartphones have gone beyond the arena of calling and texting to reach the heights of GPS, internet services and high tech camera/video services.
This new Smartphone will not only be a phone but it will be a pre-loaded package of key business applications to help the user in his official work as well. This phone teams up as a personal and professional device that helps the user in all spheres of work. With the aid of this phone it can be seen that people are able to blend business and pleasure together without the need of investing in a number of devices.
The Samsung T-Mobile Galaxy S Blaze 4G is all set to hit the markets in March. The above announcement was made by the executives of T-Mobile to a small group of journalists in a private event where the mission of the company was announced.
The new Samsung T-Mobile Galaxy S Blaze sports the Android Gingerbread OS for T-Mobile and has a 4 inch display screen that is super AMOLED. It boosts of a two core processor and also a speed that is HSPA+. These features will all come in a price that is less than $200.
Samsung had made a number of public announcements at the Consumer Electronics Show early in the year however they were silent on the announcements of the new Samsung T-Mobile Galaxy S Blaze. The price tag for the phone will be about $149.99 after it is mailed in a $50 rebate card. It will be also boost a contract that is a good one for two years.
Users with this phone will get the benefits of a dual core processor that is a Snapdragon S3 one of Qualcomm. The phone will also boost of a 5 MP camera that has 720p high definition video support. It also has a front facing camera that is 1.3 MP and aids in video chats.
Samsung F700 exclusive to Vodafone so get yours here???
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Like the Apple iPhone is exclusive to O2 the Samsung F700 is exclusive to Vodafone so get yours here, Vodafone at the moment are letting you register now for your chance to get this smartphone and we can tell you right now that this mobile phone will be ready for sale very soon indeed.
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We recommend you register your interest on the Samsung F700 because this mobile phone is very popular to say the least. We gave you the news on the F700 back in September (LINK) but just to refresh your memory we thought we good give you a little run down of why this smartphone from Samsung is the nuts.
new releases for blackberry 2012
Barcelona Free WiFi
Barcelona Free WiFi was rolled over the city by the Council in Barcelona. The system is 500 “hot spots” and the intention to cover most of Barcelona, Barceloneta to Sarria. People will also be able to free WiFi connection, while sitting on the beach!
This is the latest development in a city that managed to get “fresh” since his reinvention of the 1992 Olympic Games.
has used every kind of mobile device from an iPhone to a laptop connection is possible for this system. But as you might expect, there are sites considered inappropriate that you make not be able to connect. It is also not possible to connect messenger systems. The system has been designed so that to use a very simple and makes it appear so.
If people have asked
problems with the system, the Council of Barcelona, a support manual in three languages: Catalan, English and Spanish at their disposal.
A card system is also available to enable people to consider the supply. In fact, you can even enter a zip code into a search system to confirm your coverage.
Despite the limitations of small messenger systems offering free WiFi is a real help to tourists with family and friends hold while they want to enjoy the many benefits of Barcelona. It will also allow tourists, print boarding passes for their return trips, allow them to book car hire and even book an apartment in Barcelona. Barcelona attracts more and more companies and this leads to more business. For these travelers is an essential WiFi.
For more information, including coverage map, password and service guides, please visit.
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Nokia's Lumia 710 Windows Phone announced alongside the 800, hitting select markets by end of year
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You didn't think Nokia would go through all this hoo hah just for one handset, did you? Nope, the potential audience is far too big to be satisfied with just one device at one price point, so here comes the Lumia 710. It takes advantage of the same 1.4GHz CPU found in the Lumia 800, offers a 3.7-inch ClearBlack display and comes in "stealthy black" and "crisp white," with replaceable back covers. Look for the 710 to be priced around €270, or $375. For availability, you can expect to see the Lumia 710 hitting France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and the UK in November and then Hong Kong, India, Russia, Singapore and Taiwan by the end of the year, with additional markets in the first part of 2012.
Is that Mystery Nokia Windows Phone the Lumia 601?
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This is supposedly the Nokia Lumia 601 Windows Phone, but we'll be honest: we're not sure what to make of this image. On the one hand, it came from a pretty reliable source and depicts a handset seemingly leaked by Nokia itself in a developer video this past week. On the other hand, it looks a little bit off -- not like the product renders we're used to seeing. Plus, as we noted when the (now-edited) video debuted, the mystery device looks a lot like a generic placeholder image that Nokia has been using for some time.
If it is in fact genuine -- meaning representative of a real-world handset -- then we'd seem to be looking at a phone even lower-end, relatively, than the Lumia 710, according to Nokia's new device nomenclature. Since no specs were available to accompany the image, we can't be certain that holds true here, especially with what appears to be an eight-megapixel camera aboard (the 710 offers a five-megapixel shooter).
We do know that the head of Nokia France recently likened the Lumia 800 to BMW's 5-series, suggesting that a 7-series (Lumia 900?) was also inbound. Following that analogy, then, could the Lumia 710 be a "3-series," with the supposed Lumia 601 being the "1-series"?
Update: The Nokia Blog astutely notes that the camera module here is very similar to -- but, to our eye, not the exact same as -- the full focus unit found on the Symbian-powered C7. That either further discredits this render or is perhaps indicative of the alleged 601's lower-end components and Nokia's move downmarket.
Nokia Lumia 800 prices as a spreadsheet: how much does it cost?
We've calculated how much you'll pay for Nokia's newest smartphone running Windows Phone 7.5 'Mango'
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Are you in line for one of Nokia's new Lumia 800 smartphones running Windows Phone 7.5 (aka "Mango")? Then you'll have to be in it for the long run – there don't seem to be contract-free offers.
The contracts on offer – mainly from Vodafone if you want anything less than 24 months – mean you'll end up paying a total of at least £631 (cheapest total cost of ownership – TCO – on a Vodafone 12-month £36/month contract) and up to £1,104 (Vodafone 24-month £46/month contract).
That comes in £160 cheaper than the cheapest 24-month iPhone 4S, from Orange, according to our spreadsheet on iPhone 4S prices.
Here's the spreadsheet. Generally, Three works out cheapest for a given combination (where it competes) and its unlimited data and texts offerings seem pretty compelling – assuming, of course, that you can get coverage. (Three's site does let you check that first.)
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