Archive for December, 2007

Fring updated

Fring updated its VoIP application just in time for holidays. First they’ve included latest Nokia’s smartphones on the list, including Nokia N81, N82 and N95 8GB — you’ll probably notice it’s the black N95 rather than N95 8GB on the image bellow – we got an image from them.

Fring updated

Along with the support for new devices, Fring also announced that WISPr and history functions had been updated to work on Symbian UIQ based phones. The former is there to enable Sony Ericsson smartphone users to seamlessly roam within Wi-Fi networks.

Finally, they’ve announced the support for AOL’s AIM and Yahoo! Messenger, which are joining other instant messaging clients on the list: Skype, Google Talk, MSN, ICQ and Twitter (not actually the real IM client when you think about it).

And before we go, a short video explaining how to roam between 3G and WiFi on Fring follows after the jump. Enjoy!

[Via: Fring Blog]

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Sony Ericsson K850i vs Nokia N82. Which One.??

Sony Ericsson K850i vs Nokia N82

It’s holiday season and that’s the right time to get a new camera phone. If you can afford it, you should go for the handset with 5 megapixel camera and a Xenon flash. Two devices come to mind instantly – Sony Ericsson K850i and Nokia N82. While the former is certainly easier to carry around (it’s smaller), the latter is a smartphone and we all know that opens a whole new world of 3rd-party apps. Still, some people may find all they need in the Sony Ericsson’s model.

Anyway, we have tons of photos of the two devices standing side by side which will hopefully help choose the device you like better…

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[Via: Just Another Mobile Phone Blog]

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RAZR2 V8 Luxury Diamond Edition By Amosu

Here’s something for the uber-rich who dig Motorola RAZR2. Amosu — the company that is known for making cool phone like the iPhone, LG Prada, Nokia N95 and Sony Ericsson W880i look even cooler — has created a new luxury version of Motorola’s thin clamshell. The so called RAZR2 V8 Luxury Diamond Edition phone costs a fortune and only 5 these will be produced. Not that more people can afford the luxury handset, it’s more to say “if you buy this, you’ll almost certainly be the only guy/girl in the room with it.” Then again, I guess all 5 buyers of this phone probably know each other, so this doesn’t hold water. Or does it?

[Via: MobileWhack]

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Samsung Katalyst T739 Review – Wirefly

Cnet reviews the T-Mobile Katalyst: “The T-Mobile Katalyst by Samsung doesn’t really look too different from other Samsung sliders we’ve seen. Measuring 2 inches tall by 4 inches wide by 0.7 inch thick, it has an understated gray-and-chrome design, with slightly blocky corners and a soft curve along its sides. The T-Mobile Katalyst weighs in at a relatively light 4.1 ounces, though it still has some heft when held in the hand. We can open the phone one-handed by pushing the bottom of the slider upward with our thumbs. There’s a slight bump underneath the screen that you can use as a thumb grip when sliding the T-Mobile Katalyst down. The sliding mechanism felt solid when opening and closing the phone, gliding smoothly up and down but still providing just enough resistance.The good: The T-Mobile Katalyst cell phone utilizes the HotSpot @Home service to make calls via Wi-Fi as well as regular GSM airwaves. It also has a 1.3-megapixel camera, a music player, and quad-band support. Call quality was excellent.

The bad: The T-Mobile Katalyst by Samsung has a slippery, flat keypad. It has also a dismal amount of built-in memory, and the microSD card slot is inconveniently located behind the battery.

The bottom line: Despite a few design quibbles, the T-Mobile Katalyst by Samsung is a great HotSpot @Home phone with above-par call quality.”

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Samsung FlipShot U900 Review – PhoneArena

 

PhoneArena reviews the Samsung FlipShot U900: “The Samsung FlipShot U900 is a nice upgrade from the A990, but we were anticipating a lot more. Both the Sound Quality and Reception are excellent, so using it as a phone is highly recommended. The redesigned keypad is easier to use, the new themes look nice, and the MP3 player sounds good. Unfortunately the Camera, which is the Samsung FlipShot U900’s main selling point, is also its biggest disappointment. Even though images are captured at 3MP, the AutoFocus system is too slow and images don’t look as good as other 2MP phones, such as the V9m or Voyager, nor as good as a cheap 3MP digital cam. Because of this, we can’t recommend the Samsung FlipShot U900 for someone who is looking for a top quality camera-phone, since the V9m and Voyager are both better choices. But if you have you heart set on a 3MP camera-phone for Verizon, then this is your only option.”

Read another Samsung FlipShot U900 review.

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Hop-on Annouce PDA 2001 for Verzion Network & AT&T

Hop-on introduces its newest phone for AT&T and Verizon Networks. The GSM/CDMA Dual Mode PDA 2001 model, complete with GPS capability, will have the ability to become a handheld slot machine, bingo, video poker or black jack device.

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The new PDA 2001 model features a sleekdesign encasing Dual Mode GSM and CDMA properties. The Model 2001 has a full-color touch screen, expanded battery life, gaming capabilities and a 3.0 megapixel camera for photos and video recording. The phone lets users stay connected to e-mail, calendar, and contacts. Users can be productive reading and composing Microsoft Word Mobile files, make Microsoft Excel Mobile charts, and view Microsoft PowerPoint presentations.

Specifications:

  • Weight 6.0 ounces
  • Dimensions: 4.4 x 2.3 x 0.73 inches
  • Talk Time: Up to 4 hours
  • Standby Time: Up to 8 days
  • Wi-Fi (802.11b/g) support
  • Stereo Bluetooth 2.0
  • Supports up to 6 simultaneous Bluetooth pairings
  • Windows Mobile 6
  • 3 MP camera with 10x zoom and autofocus
  • Large 2.8″ 240 x 320 64K tilting color touchscreen
  • Powered by Qualcomm MSM7200 400 MHz processor
  • Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
  • CDMA 2000
  • 3.6 Mbps Tri-band UMTS/HSDPA 850/1900/2100
  • 256 MB Flash ROM and 128 MB SRAM
  • microSD expansion slot supported
  • Built-in GPS for use with Telenav GPS Navigator
  • All talk, data & standby times depend on network configuration

via [engadgetmobile]

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