Nokia launch its N96 dual slider phone. Nokia N96 is a high-end phone features quadband GSM 850/900/1800/1900, supports 3G Network 3.6Mbps HSDPA 2100/900, has a 2.8 inches LCD display, 240 x 320 pixels, TFT 16M colors, it a sensational clear and sharp display. Powered with Symbian OS 9.3, S60 rel. 3.2, 16 GB internal memory, microSD (TransFlash) slot card (up to 8GB), 128MB RAM, 256MB storage memory, you can play and download many fantastic games.
ASUS has launched a 11-inch premium black and brown leather notebook U2E, features LED backlight display with 1366 x 768 resolution. Claims as the lighest notebook with DVD-RW, U2E powered with Intel® Core™ Duo Processor U7500 : 1.06 GHz FSB: 533MHz, 2MB L2 CacheIntel, GM965 chipset, 3 GB DDR2 Memory, Dual layer DVD, 32 GB SSD hard drive, LAN 10/100/1000 Mbps, 802.11 a/b/g/n WiFi Network, 3x USB, 8-in-1 card reader.
AT&T has just launch their BlackBerry Bold 9000. It is suppose the best-looking BlackBerry handset unveiled until now and also the one that packs the most advanced features. The handset is the first from RIM’s line-up to feature tri-band UMTS connectivity.
Samsung has release the world’s first slider type DVB-H mobile TV phone ‘P960.’ It supports GSM 900/1800/1900 and HSDPA 2100 network with 102 x 53 x 16.7 mm body dimension.
ThinkGeek presents this Stainless Steel Video Watch with a massive 8GB of internal flash memory as well as a full color 1.8″ screen. Made completely from shiny stainless steel for the ultimate in style and coolness.
Sony has launch Sony MYLO2. It has some great features. Here’s the review:
The first sofware update for the mylo 2 (COM-2) personal communicator recently became available for download from the Sony eSupport website. In addition to the general “system stability” improvements, version 1.100 builds on the previous 1.000 by adding support for WMV files, squeezing a Game item into the home menu for quick access to Flash games stored on the unit, and making the system compatible with a new SHOUTcast widget. Read more »
In case you haven’t noticed the iPhone’s glassy touch sensitive screen is only sensitive to your stubby little fingers. This is because it uses a technology called capacitive touch which measures the flow of electrons through your skin. Problem is, last time we checked our fingers were pretty rounded and not too precise at picking out tiny URLs in Safari.
Samsung Electronics today launched its premium touchscreen phone ‘Anycall Haptic(model: SCH-W420, SPH-W4200)’ in Korea market, which adopts an innovative UI.
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