This thread is just posting picture and the newest features of cellphone, feel free to even post picture of your own cellphone Based on the Nokia N70, the world’s number one selling 3G mobile device in the past few months and which was recently awarded the “Best 3G Mobile Phone” at the Asian Mobile News Awards 2006, the Nokia N70 i-mode enabled handset comes in a unique sleek black and silver casing and will be made exclusively available to StarHub customers only. This new offering – a first in the world – combines the power of multimedia and mobile Internet in your hands, enabling customers to enjoy the best of both worlds and do more on Nokia N70 than ever before. In addition to a one-button access to StarHub’s i-mode services, the other key features of Nokia N70 include: * 3G and Tri-band * Two-way video call capability * 2 megapixel camera (1600 x 1200 pixels) with 20x digital zoom and integrated flash * Download and play multimedia files (video and music) * Up to 22 MB of internal dynamic memory * Expandable memory: 128 MB Hot Swap Reduced Size MMC * Smartphone with Symbian Operating System “The availability of Nokia N70 will give customers more choices in our line-up of i-mode mobile devices, so that users are better able to select one that best meets their personal preferences and needs. Users who are more accustomed to the Nokia user-interface can now experience StarHub’s easy-to-use suite of i-mode services with Nokia N70,” said Ms Goh Li-Li, Assistant Vice President, i-mode Services, StarHub. Retailing from S$288 with a two-year StarHub voice plan with Unlimited i-mode Data Plan ($10.50 monthly for unlimited i-mode data access), Nokia N70 will be available at all StarHub Shops and Exclusive Partners’ outlets from 24 June 2006.
The innovative i-mode service delivers a whole new experience in connected mobile applications such as iMail, Web browsing and iMMS. Viewing multimedia is better, faster and easier, thanks to Web pages and content specially formulated for i-mode. Lighter pages give faster download speeds and users are given access to a host of i-mode sites and content. i-mode also helps you get even more from K610im’s impressive functionality. You can shoot great pictures with the phone’s 2 Megapixel camera and send them in high quality as as e-mail as well as iMMS messages. The supplied 64MB Memory Stick (M2) will store up to 175 photos, and can be expanded to 1GB, and K610im has everything you need for fast, responsive video calling. K610im appeals to the design conscious who want a 3G phone that is as compact and lightweight as a fashionable 2G handset. Sony Ericsson has gained a reputation for delivering 3G phones that closely match the size and weight of their 2G predecessors and K610im takes this a step further, delivering full 3G functionality, a highly specified camera and intuitive music player, all in a phone that weighs just 89g. One of Sony Ericsson’s most versatile 3G handsets yet, K610im’s highly specified music player is equipped for over-the-air downloads. You can store up to 60 tracks in the new eAAC+ format with the Memory Stick (M2), and a USB cable and music software is also included for transferring tracks to and from your PC. The K610im is a dual mode UMTS (2100MHz) - GPRS 900/1800/1900 handset for i-mode markets in Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East and will ship in Q3.
LG presents its another chocolate slider phone, LF-1200. It looks like the previous chocolate, the KG800 which is now selling in China as KG 90. The phone has a 1.3 Megapixel camera, MP3 playback, Bluetooth and MicroSD slot. It supports Walkie-Talkie function via Bluetooth and can be a remote control for your TV.
this is what i got. Nokia 6280. Slide concept in a compact design Two integrated cameras: Back side 2-megapixel camera with full-screen landscape camera mode and camera flash and front side VGA camera for video calling High-speed connections with 3G and EDGE Two-way video call capability for face-to-face communication Video ringtones Fast, convenient email access High-resolution, 262,144-color display Great design with user-friendly slide concept Music player with stereo audio MiniSD card support up to 2 Gig It's pretty good but the battery life is too short.
^ Nightstalker - ive got the same nokia phone as you (well until your new one arrives i really want a new phone but there isnt any that have taken my fancy yet so im holding out till one appears to my liking hee hee
^ Haha... ok here's some more LG Electronics has announced the upcoming international availability of new versions of its phenomenally successful Chocolate handset. Slated for release around the world across Q3 and Q4 of 2006, the latest versions of the million-selling phone include white and pink handsets and new ‘premium’ Chocolate phones with unique design variations and enhanced technical specifications which will be available before the end of the year. Sharp's W-ZERO3 While we loved the specs on Sharp's W-ZERO3 / WS003SH, let's just say that its plastic, chub of a case was seriously short on swank. Now check the W-ZERO3 [es] / WS007SH hotness which our brethren at Engadget Japan got the jump on this AM. Developed under that same partnership with Sharp, Willcom, and Microsoft, the new WS007SH variant keeps the Pocket PC flavor of Windows Mobile 5.0 and 416MHz Intel PXA 270 proc but brings a second, standard phone keypad to the mini, sliding QWERTY. They even managed to squeeze that same VGA resolution into a smaller, 2.8-inch screen while keeping the best of the rest: 128MB flash (60MB allocated to the user) and 64MB of SDRAM, miniSD expansion, USB, and 1.3 megapixel cam. All this and she still manages to slim-down from 70 x 130 x 26-millimeters and 220-grams to 56 x 135 x 21-millimeters and 175-grams. Ok, no WiFi or Bluetooth yet folks, but these, like a Japanese OneSeg expansion pack for digital TV on the go are currently under development and will certainly increase the bulk. Available only in Japan starting July 27th for ¥29,800/¥36,800 (or about $260/$321) with/without a one-year contract. Many more pics, including the OneSeg TV expansion after the break.
Nokia 3250 (Quite nice but the turing part is wierd I guess it's for the photo) From a technical standpoint, the Nokia 3250 music phone is based on S60 3rd Edition software and Symbian OS - which can turn a smartphone into a versatile portable music player capable of playing a wide array of digital music formats such as MP3, WMA, M4A, AAC and eAAC+. In addition to making it easy to load and transfer music, the S60 3rd Edition software allows people to purchase music and share their musical experiences and recommendations with their friends.
MotoRIZR Z3 - Pretty insane for Razr Luver Band:GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz Data: GPRS/EDGE Size: 16mm x 46mm x 106mm (0.6" x 1.8" x 4.2") Weight: 115g (4.0oz) Battery Life: Up to 9.25 days standby time Up to 3.25 hours talk time Main Display: 1.9" 262k color TFT, 176x220 resolution Sub-Display: N/A Camera:2.0 megapixel Video Video capture/playback at 15fps, 3GPP streaming Messaging MMS/EMS/SMS Email: Yes Bluetooth: Yes, v2.0 (A2DP Stereo) Infrared: No Java: Yes Polyphonics: Yes Memory: 20MB, microSD memory card slot up to 1GB Availability: 2nd half 2006 (manufacturer's estimate) Other: Music player supports MP3, AAC, AAC+, and eAAC+, high-intensity flash with full screen viewfinder for camera, enhanced phonebook, instant messaging, USB 2.0, flight mode option
3G MotoRAZR MAXX - Another Razr Today at their annual Financial Analysts Meeting in Chicago, Motorola launched the update to their 3G RAZR V3x handset, the new MotoRAZR MAXX. The MAXX improves upon the V3x by being 5mm thinner and adding HSDPA 3G data. Additionally, the MAXX also gets EDGE support for its 3 GSM bands and the new high-speed v2.0+EDR (Enhanced Data Rate) Bluetooth with support for the synchronization profile. Like the MotoKRZR K1m that Motorola also just launched, the MAXX gets a glass front facade and new touch sensitive music control keys on the outside of the flip. Music, as well as photos and videos, can be stored either in the built-in 50MB of storage, or on a microSD memory card.
MOTOKRZR K1 and K1M - ANOTHER 1!!!!! Motorola officially launched the damned things. The KRZR, as we very well know, is the latest in Moto's 4 LTTR DVCE NAME LINE, both models featuring a microSD, Screen3, and a thinned-wideness but slightly girthier body. The specs between sub-models do vary, however: GSM K1 has Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, 176 x 220 display, and 2 megapixel camera; both K1ms will forgo the A2DP, but the CDMA / 1xRTT version has a QVGA display (and an accordingly larger battery), and a 2 megapixel camera, while the EV-DO K1m has that damned 176 x 220 display a 1.3 megapixel camera, as well as a millimeter added to its waistline. Despite the differences, though, all should be available in the second half of the year (you know, the half we're currently in) from, well, you know damned well who's gonna offer this phone.
yeh but i guess everyone has different needs, some just go for the appearance. personally i go mainly for the features... ie decent mp3, large screen, good camera.. so my favs r Sharp or SE... currently have w810i..
