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Written by Maxit
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It is the most awaited phone of the year... since the phone has been announced back in September, I have been eagerly waiting to get my hands on this one. No other gadget has ever excited me this much... and today, I have it with me... Its the Nokia N95.
Armed with a 5MP camera capable of shooting video at 30fps in VGA resolution, a GPS receiver, stereo speakers, a host of connectivity options, a massive 2.6 inch QVGA display, a unique 2-way slider design - this phone is definitely a gadget lover's dream come true. But does the N95 live up to its hype and does it really deliver what Nokia promised - let's find out in this review!
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Written by Maxit
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The first look at the E61 makes you think that its Nokia's move to take on the RIM Blackberrys and the Palms. A big phone or a small PDA? Which ever way you see it, the E61 is brilliant in use and thanks to a clever design, much thinner and less wider than many PDAs. The phone weighs just 144 grams and measures 117 x 69.7 x 14 mm.
The E61 is the first S60 device to feature a full QWERTY keyboard and a BIG display (320 x 240 pixels at 56 x 42 mm - thats wider than any S60 screen). Being a business phone, there are no extra frills like a camera or an FM radio for the gadget geeks. The features and the price put this phone at the top of the competition in this segment. With a host of connectivity options including GPRS, IrDA, Wi-Fi 802.11i/e/g, 3G, EDGE and Bluetooth, let's find out how it stacks up.
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Written by Maxit
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The Nokia E70 is among the latest in cell phones from Nokia. The whole E series has been designed primarily with the business user in mind and as such the vast array of functions that are features on the E70 are extremely beneficial to both the business user and to their company. Connectivity is provided through various technologies, including several GSM frequencies and 3G cellular networks. This enables users to roam freely virtually anywhere in the world and still be able to use their phone. |
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Written by Maxit
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Sony Ericsson K750i - More Than Just A Phone?
Like the Real Madrid of the phone world, Sony Ericsson have a tendency to create at least one phone that incorporates all the best parts of its previous models and brings in the biggest names in the mobile phone industry. In this case, it means that the K750i includes an impressive 2 megapixel digital camera that intuitive to use and a powerful MP3 player while still retaining the deceptively small form of their previous phones. |
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Living Up To The Hype?
The N90 was released amid a wave of hype. The combination of a powerful and versatile camera phone, transformer like movements and the "bulky as a brick" form factor lead it to be one of the most talked about mobile phone releases for months. The big question is, of course, does it live to the reputation that preceded its release? This review aims to find out exactly that.
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Written by Maxit
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The Motorola V3 may be getting on in years now, having been first released in 2004, but its popularity is far from dwindling. In fact, it caused such a stir that it spurned numerous copies and upgrades that have become equally successful in their own rights. As the daddy of the Motorola V3 line that now includes the V3i, V3iM, V3x and almost certainly several more to follow, the V3 remains one of the most popular cell phones that money can buy.
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The energizer bunny has been a busy bunny! The launch of energizer rapid mobile phone charging devices know as Energi To Go (how do they think of these things) will bring welcome relief to mobile phone users and gamers on the move.
Two packs will be available featuring two and four batteries and will allow users to place a call from a flat mobile phone in just 30 seconds of charging. The Energi To Go can already power up to 80 percent of mobile phone brands with tip connectors for 100 mobile phone models from leading manufacturers.
The good news is the device will be compatible with iPods, Sony PSP, Nintendo DS and Game Boy Advanced consoles. Priced around £19, the Energi To Go should be available soon.
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Nokia have produced some great mobile phones over the years pushing the design barriers and setting standards for other manufacturers to follow. Their latest tri-band affair adds a novel tilt and rotate design along with a whole bag of features including their lifeblog software.
"Nokia could never be accused of producing boring handsets. OK, the company
does actually make standard candybar mobiles, but it also pushes the
envelope of what we expect handsets to look like and how we expect them to
behave. If you doubt this think about the N90, N91 and 7380."
If you like to twist and shout, you might be interested in this little handset.
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