Showing posts with label Symbain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Symbain. Show all posts

Samsung to launch Wave-3 with BADA 2.0 in December 2011

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Samsung is all set to launch its newly developed Wave-3 in India by the end of this year. The Phone is built on all new BADA 2 Mobile operating system and one can expect advanced mobile experience while operating the device. Wave-3 was officially announced by the manufacturer a month ago and till now it is made available in markets of Germany, France and Russia.
The Samsung Wave-3 is all new package in Samsung‘s Smartphone camp with all new NFC-Chip and Wi-Fi direct capabilities. The phone proudly features a 4 inch AMOLED screen and a powerful 1.4 GHz processor is there to drive all new Bada OS 2.0 seamlessly.
Samsung Wave 3 Samsung to launch Wave 3 with BADA 2.0 in December 2011
In browsing department, the Wave 3rd edition has got a HTML 5.0 support along with whole new browser capabilities like Flashlite among others. Camera on other hand is just a 5.0 mega pixel and one expects to have at-least 8.0 in this price range but with Image Stabilization, Geo-Tagging, Auto-Focus and Dual LED Flash you will love the imaging through this device.
However being a Bada OS enabled this device will surely struggle to perform great in Indian Mobile market within its range as Nokia with its Windows Phones and Symbian Belle OS and others with Android OS are making it tough for each other.

NTT DoCoMo announces 24 new mobile wonders (yes, really) to flood its network

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So, Japan... want a new mobile device? How about 24? This grandiose announcement comes straight from NTT DoCoMo, which commonly lays its cards on the table for the delight of consumers. Among the selection you'll find eight new Gingerbread phones, six incredibly high-res shooters (ranging between 12.2 and 16.3 megapixels), eight waterproof handsets, and one embedded with Swarovski crystals. We're particularly thrilled to see the mighty Galaxy S II, 3D-capturing Aquos SH-12C, 700-nit Optimus Bright (contrastingly-named but nearly identical to the Optimus Black), ultra-slim MEDIAS WP N-06C, and mobile payment-enabled Xperia Acro. Oh, and don't forget about the LOOX F-07C -- a multi-talented handset that's running Symbian and Windows 7 Home Premium -- while two LTE-enabled WiFi routers are sneaking into DoCoMo's party, too. That's a lot to absorb, so check out the source for individual release timeframes, which begin now and continue through August
sourceNTT DoCoMo

Review : Nokia E7 Classic Hardware But Not so good Symbain

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Nokia is known for creating some of the best cell phone and recently they introduced Nokia E-7 which not only acts as a cell phone but allows you connect to all thee social networks out there so you can chit chat and have fun. Thus you can also work and play with it.



Nokia E-7 features a Qwerty key board and has a 4 inch ouch screen. This feature allows you to check your mails and reply instantly with out any delay. This phone stylish and super sleek as it is constructed using anodized aluminum. It also features adobe reader and  Microsoft office 7. It features amazing  8 mega pixel camera and also shoots 720 HD video well. It has a connection which allows users  to easily browse online and check out videos , listen to music, check various web pages as well. It is also equipped with a GPS system and Ovi Maps navigation which insures that you reach the right destination and do not get lost. All these features truly make this a unique phone to own. The Cell phones Price in India is approx 29999 Rs.