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Written by Maxit
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The Nokia N95 (8GB) mobile phone has arrived with a new look, a bigger screen and an amazing array of breath-taking features. Store all multi-media files and up to 2000 songs or 166 albums with the impressive 8GB of internal memory.
With
this much memory you can store all multimedia files until your hearts
content. Including amazing pictures you have captured with the built-in
5.0-Megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss Optical Lens. Also enjoy DVD-like
quality videos with the built-in video-play system.
Finally, this multimedia monster comes with the new Spiderman 3 film preloaded, allowing you to enjoy the Nokia N95's (8GB) high quality technology, at the touch of a button.
- Watch the new Spiderman 3 film for free, already preloaded.
- Capture quality pictures with the 5.0-Megapixel Camera with Carl Zeiss Optical Lens
- Upload all your pictures instantly to Flickr
- Store all your multi-media files with the 8GB of internal memory
- Enjoy DVD-like quality videos with the built-in video-play
- Access your music, emails, plus advanced web browsing
- Listen to your favourite tunes via the built-in MP3 Player
We have some great deals for MaXit readers looking to buy one of these beasties.
O2 75 min + 125 sms on a 12 month contract. Phone price £284.99 and £25.00 per month - Best value
And if you like your minutes maxed,
O2 3000 min + 500 sms on a 18 month contract with FREE Nokia N95 and £75.00 per month with 9 Months ½ Price by redemption. Effective cost per month £56.25 - Best Offer
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Written by Maxit
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Okay it's shameless plug time (normally we wouldn't bore you with such stuff but this one's pretty good). We've just got word from the Car Phone Warehouse that they have the hottest deals ever for mobile phones.
9,10,11 months FREE deals on 12 month contracts for new mobile phones!
These are set against the standard
cashback terms, typically an initial auto payment followed by 4 claims
(6,8,10,12 months from connection). PLUS - until stock runs out all Sony Eric. handsets sold will get a free pair of Sony Eric. speakers worth £9.99!
The Nokia 6300 has been voted Mobile Phone of the Year by What Mobile Awards and offers a modern suite of features for todayâ™s
consumer wrapped in a stainless steel frame, which weighs a mere 91
grams and is only 13.1mm thick. It offers a
2.0-megapixel camera with zoom, expandable memory, built-in MP3 player
and FM radio. Youâ™ll also never miss a text message even when your
inbox is full as the phone can be set to automatically overwrite old
messages with the new. All of these great functions are brought to life
on the crisp 2 inch 16M colour QVGA screen. In short it's a pretty decent workhorse.
There's plenty of other phones on offer too. You can take advantage of these deals by visiting the Maxit Mobile Phone shop - yes we sell phones on behalf of e2save and Carphone Warehouse (well somebodys gotta feed the monkeys and God knows we only get paid peanuts!). |
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Written by John M
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Mobile phones are becoming more and more like digital photo cameras, and I'm not just talking about their technical specifications, but about their appearence. Take a look at the picture and try to see a phone there.
This is the G800 model from Samsung, wich features a 5 megapixels autofocus camera, xenon flash and a 3x optical zoom. Turning to the telephone aspect of the product, let's mention something like HSDPA connectivity, Bluetooth and stereo speakers.
The other mobile Samsung is releasing soon, is the F700, which doesn't have the stereo speakers, a 3x optical zoom or Bluetooth, but it features a QWERTY keyboard and a 2.8" touchscreen. It shares the rest of the G800's other characteristics.
Link: gsmArena.
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Written by Maxit
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Nokia unveiled their latest handsets at the Nokia GoPlay event being held in
London. The new handsets are the N95 8GB, the N81, N81 8GB and
the e XpressMusic handsets - 5610 and 5310.
The Nokia N95 8GB, the world's greatest multimedia computer,
just got greater. With all the key features of its predecessor,
including a 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, built-in A-GPS,
WLAN, HSDPA and an innovative 2-way slide, the Nokia N95 8GB now offers
up to eight gigabytes of built-in memory. The N95 8GB also boasts a new
luminous 2.8" QVGA display - one of the largest ever for a multimedia
computer - so that watching videos, browsing the Internet or viewing
maps is easy. The N95 8GB is expected to begin shipping in the fourth
quarter of 2007 with an estimated retail price of EUR 560 before
subsidies or taxes.
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Written by John M
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If you weren't on the line waiting to buy one, here's a short list of features which the iPhone has... or not:
- The mobile version of OS X or whatever it is the iPhone runs takes up 700MB of the device's capacity.
- There's no way to cut, copy, or paste text!
- No A2DP support. That, friends, is such a huge bummer right there.
- Sorry, music can't be used as a ringtone -- even if it's just a raw MP3. No additional ringtones will be sold at launch.
- On a PC the iPhone syncs with Outlook for calendars AND addresses! Nice.
- It supports Exchange in some capacity, according to Walt, but he doesn't exactly say how.
Didn't have enough to make up your mind? Go to Engadget and read the whole list, then.
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Written by John M
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 Or at least, they are prepared to ship the 3 million units planned for sale in 2007.
"Worried about not being able to grab an iPhone when it launches on June 29? Dont be. According to BusinessWeeks sources, Apple plans to have a whopping 3 million iPhones for sale on launch day, dwarfing nearly all other consumer device launches in history."
With an entry price of $499, Apple still believes they will have sold 10 million units by the end of 2008 (40 million in 2009). A rather optimistic forecast considering that, by that time, you will be able to buy a much cheaper clone that doesn't force you to use their propietary iTunes format (which is far worse than Ogg).
I have never been much into mobile phones myself, but this one is so much more than a phone (closer to a PDA, actually), looks so cool and has such a big touchscreen...
Link: DailyTech.
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Written by Maxit
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 Not content with blasting our ears with her music, Miss Beyonce recently launched her own mobile phone with a little help from Samsung. If you don't mind the naff superstar endorsement, the phone looks to have plenty of features to keep consumers happy.
The Ultra Music Samsung F300 dual-face handset design is fresh and stylish. On one side is a large, clear screen with a sweep touch key that
makes music control simple, intuitive, and fun. Flip over to the other side for
a Samsung mobile phone.
The F300 is a complete music player phone with superb sound quality.
It is equipped with a digital power amp and offers a dedicated music user
interface for a quick and easy way to navigate through the play list. In
addition, the Ultra Music Samsung F300 includes a stereo FM radio and a Quick PC
Sync function, allowing users to easily create and organize their music library.
The F300 mobile has lots of extra features consumers have come
to expect, including a 2.0 mega-pixel camera, and microSD slot for memory
expansion - all of this in a extremely portable 9.4mm slim profile. |
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Written by Maxit
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Written by Maxit
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Hands-On Mobile is one of the biggest developers of connected games and
applications. If you like a bit of air guitar, you be pleased to head they have recently announced an agreement with Activision to bring the wildly popular Guitar Hero franchise to mobile devices.
"Guitar Hero is an epic game experience that has mushroomed into a cultural
phenomenon," said Erik Pavelka, Vice President of Business Development, Hands-On
Mobile. "We are thrilled to bring this award-winning franchise to mobile and to
continue our successful relationship with Activision."
"The lifestyle of music is strongly immersed into our everyday culture, and
having Guitar Hero on mobile platforms will now allow our dedicated fans the
opportunity to passionately feel the music, anytime and anywhere," said Dusty
Welch, head of publishing at RedOctane. "Hands-On Mobile has extensive
experience and success in bringing established franchises to mobile devices, and
we greatly look forward to extending the Guitar Hero brand to mobile users."
Since its launch in 2005, Guitar Hero quickly became one of the most popular
console games, with Guitar Hero II topping the charts as the best-selling
console and handheld game in dollars for the U.S. for the month of December.
With Guitar Hero, Hands-On Mobile expands its current crop of top-selling
mobile games and applications. These include the Activision franchise Call of
Duty, as well as other top brands. |
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