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Online retailer Expansys has divulged details on the upcoming BlackBerry 8220 and 8210 smartphones. Pseudonym-ed KickStart and SeaWolf respectively, the handsets can be spied on the pre-order page. The details include 20-key SureType keyboard, Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity, 3.5mm headphones jack, and microSD memory card slot. The 8210 will feature GPS navigation sans Wi-Fi, and the 8220 will be a quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) handset.
After tasting success with Stealth, Professional and Midas touched versions, Mobiado has come out with yet another elite limited edition Mobiado Lucido for those seeking the ultimate opulent exclusivity. Taking inspiration from Mobiado Luminoso, it elegantly combines sapphire crystal, stainless steel, and aircraft aluminum for 200 pieces only. Intending to blend form with function without many frills, this communication device supports MP3, MP4, eAAC+ and AAC multimedia file formats to be played on its integrated music player.
It also packs a voracious 2 GB memory, 2 mp camera, triband GSM and WCDMA 2100 network coverage features.With all this info, the only thing lacking is the knowledge about its price tag. However since it belongs to a expensive lineage, don’t expect it to be cheap enough to fly off the shelves in seconds….like the iPhone.
After tasting success with Stealth, Professional and Midas touched versions, Mobiado has come out with yet another elite limited edition Mobiado Lucido for those seeking the ultimate opulent exclusivity. Taking inspiration from Mobiado Luminoso, it elegantly combines sapphire crystal, stainless steel, and aircraft aluminum for 200 pieces only. Intending to blend form with function without many frills, this communication device supports MP3, MP4, eAAC+ and AAC multimedia file formats to be played on its integrated music player.
It also packs a voracious 2 GB memory, 2 mp camera, triband GSM and WCDMA 2100 network coverage features.With all this info, the only thing lacking is the knowledge about its price tag. However since it belongs to a expensive lineage, don’t expect it to be cheap enough to fly off the shelves in seconds….like the iPhone.
Main characters:
1,super-hot combination:TV +dual sim dual standby dual bluetooth
2,3 times optical zoom,flashlight,
3,1000 messages storage and NES game simulator.
Operating Frequency: GSM Network Frequency: 900/1800MHz
SIZE(L×W×H): 115*55*20mm Weight/package: 140G
Color: black with silver edge Talk time: 280-400m
Style: Bar Standby time: 280-380h
Key words:dual sim dual standby dual bluetooth dual TF card,NES,dual camera,2.0MP,TV PHONE,online stock
MWg, formerly O2 Asia, has announced the Zinc II, sporting a slide-out QWERTY keyboard and 2.8″ QVGA touchscreen display. This smartphone is powered by Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional and features a whopping 1,530mAh battery, for extended battery life.
The Zinc II is ready to play, as well, with a 2 megapixel autofocus camera and a microSD card slot for extra expansion. A built-in GPS receiver enables convenient location services, and the miniUSB port is used for audio, charging, and data connectivity.
The MWg Zinc II features quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) and tri-band UMTS (850/1900/2100MHz) support, alongside WiFi for high-speed connectivity. With specs like these, this smartphone appears to be ready for anything.
Pricing and availability information has not been released yet.
Though they’ve already been well documented (heck, they’re already on sale in some parts of the world), Nokia’s just now getting around to making its foursome of Supernovas official. The new line reps mid-range fashion (think L’Amour, but not over the top) and comes in your choice of two candybars, a flip, or a slider as the 7210, 7310, 7510, or 7610, respectively. The 7210 features a tri-band GSM radio plus EDGE, a 2 megapixel camera, and an FM radio; look for it to launch in the third quarter for €120 (about $189). The 7310 apes the 7210’s look but adds support for changeable Xpress-On faceplates, TV-out, and support for GSM 850, and while all that extra kit adds €35 (about $55) to the price over the lesser model, it’s available now. The 7510 goes for the flip form factor but carries over most of the 7310’s spec sheet, waiting it out until the fourth quarter for a €180 (about $283) launch in scary colors like “Fatal Red”. Finally, the 7610 (no, not that one) moves up to a beefier 3.2 megapixel camera and hits next quarter for €225 (about $354).
From Engadget
We have had our share of watch phones but none comes close to the EPOQ EGP-98B when it comes to features. Unlike other watch phones the EGP-98B is small and can be correctly called a watch small yet effective it supports Quad Band GSM so you can wear it and use all over the world and has a large power saving OLED touchscreen. The EGP-98B is powered by Windows Mobile 5.0 so you can use Internet Explorer to browse website at using GPRS mobile internet at 2.7G. (Detailed specs after the jump) Features: # Windows Mobile 5.0 OS # WIFI 802.11b/g # PDA Synch # OLED 1.4" touch screen display # Operating Frequency: GSM unlocked Network Frequency: 850/900/1800/1900MHz for worldwide use (w/ GPRS) # Stereo Blue Tooth Transmitter built in(headset included) # Talk time: about 100-180 minutes per charge / Standby time: 80-100 hours # 1.3MP camera for stills and video # Language: English, simplified Chinese, , Arabic, German, Russian and 10 other languages # Ring-tone formats:64 chord, mp3, midi # Video: WMV, AVI, 3GP,MP4,3GP/MP4 full screen play, forward and pause # Music: Mp3, background play, equalizer, individual loudspeakers # ROM: internal 128MB memory / plus bonus 1GB T-Flash Card # Data Transfer 2.7G wireless and wired USB Flash disk/USB cable/ Bluetooth (stereo music, voice and data transfer) # Standby Photo /Screen saver: jpg, gif # Telephone directories: 300 contacts support, Caller ID, MP3 ring tones. # Messages & Multimedia messaging: SMS/MMS # Schedule power on/off: auto power on and off # Alarm clock: alarm clock when powered off # Games: smart puzzle game # More information: MP3, MP4, hands free speaker phone, SMS group sending, Voice recorder, WAP, Web Browser, Handwritten input, Bluetooth, GPRS download, MMS, E-book, IP dialing, calendar, health manager, calculator, unit converter, rate exchange, memo, world clock, note.
From Newlaunches
VTech announced its latest cordless landline phone today called the IS6110. One glance at the phone and you can tell it was designed to resemble mobile smartphones with its design. The phone features a full QWERTY keyboard which seems like an odd feature for a cordless phone.
The QWERTY thumb-style keyboard is to make the instant messaging capabilities of the phone easier to use. The phone provides free access to MSN Messenger, Windows Live Messenger and AOL Instant Messenger.
To get access to the IM applications the included base unit has to be connected to a USB port on your PC. Other features of the phone include a large LCD with color and click-to-talk feature that allows for peer-to-peer voice chats. The phone is available now for $99.99.
From i4u.com By Shane McGlaun
Bring you up-to-date on the TAG Heuer front, the company has announced their mobile phone; the Meridiist. Incorporating the ultimate combo of steel and leather finish, the phone features a sapphire crystal display, 2-megapixel cam, 1.9 inch QVGA display and Bluetooth. The candybar will be priced somewhere around €3,400 to €3,900 (about $5,338 to $6,123) depending on how it’s configured. Those with the silver spoon can indulge in this fancy phone when it launches later this quarter.
Source luxurylaunches
Sky has just introduced the IM-S310L slider handset known as the Quilt in Korea, featuring diamond patterns on the front which makes it look very feminine. Features include the following :-
* 2.4" QVGA display
* 1.3 megapixel camera
* LED lighting
* MP3 playback
* Electronic dictionary
* BankOn service
The Sky Quilt will be available in white, black and pink colors, retailing for under the $400 mark.
Source mobilecatcher