MobileBurn reviews the Samsung Armani P520: “The Samsung Armani P520 phone looks like a solid phone. The physical design is quite good, the touchscreen seems to work well, and it even appears to offer good reception characteristics. Sure the lack of 3G data will bother some, but I feel that the biggest faults in the device […]
Cnet Asia reviews the Nokia N95 8GB: “The Nokia N95 8GB version is definitely a worthy successor. We liked the bigger screen, sleeker shade of black, increased RAM and the more solid build of the handset, but weren’t thrilled about Nokia dropping the lens cover. The lack of an expansion card slot, well, is up to the […]
A Pink Palm Centro (Sprint) is rumored to be in the works. SprintUsers forum member TheRobin recently posted the pretty Pink Palm Centro picture on the site. Sure, we’ve already got the red version, but the new color may turn out to be as big of hit as the original.
The Pink Palm Centro for Sprint has been rumored […]
The Sprint LG Rumor has apparently stopped shipping to retail stores because of a major firmware problem. LG is hard at work fixing the problem and once the issue is resolved, existing users will have the option of an over-the-air download of the updated firmware.
EngadgetMobile has more: “The Sprint LG Rumor has a “known issue where certain sets of key […]
InfoSync reviews the T-Mobile Sidekick LX: “The T-Mobile Sidekick LX does little to improve on the older design. The new screen is top notch, what we’ve been asking for all this time, and the new keyboard is an improvement even over the Sidekick 3. However, it was not enough to simply fix what was broken. […]
ZDNet reviews the LG CU515: “The LG CU515 is a media-centric model that offers a bevy of features including a 1.3-megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth, a music player, Push to talk (PTT) compatibility, and support for AT&T’s 3G services. The LG CU515 is a decent phone by all accounts, and it delivers good call quality, but its media […]
MobileTech reviews the Sprint HTC Touch: “The Sprint HTC Touch is a thoroughly pleasant PDA phone with great looks, incredibly small dimensions, a low price and a touch display that means you won’t have to whip out the stylus quite so often. Unlike the AT&T Tilt, Sprint HTC Touch doesn’t offer every feature in the book, but not […]
MobileTech reviews the AT&T Tilt: “The AT&T Tilt is hard to beat when it comes to features. This Windows Mobile 6 Pocket PC phone has every feature currently available in a PDA phone including web browsing, good email support including push email, lots of multimedia goodness, a strong GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth with stereo support and a […]
PhoneArena reviews the unlocked Nokia N82: “The Nokia N82 will offer you everything you would expect. Its camera is top-notch, upgrading what the N95 offered with a real, powerful Xenon flash with excellent focus assistance. The rest of the multimedia (music, videos) is typical for the Symbian 9.2 in N-series phones and is very good. Of […]
The Samsung SPH-Z400 for Sprint-Nextel is a rugged walkie-talkie phone with digital camera and MP3 player. From the photos it appears to be a classic Nextel style phone. Not much else is known about the Samsung SPH-Z400 at the moment, but be sure to check back soon for more details.
As of now, it is scheduled to make it’s […]
The Samsung U550 for Verizon is a mid-range handset set to debut in early 2008. The pricing and other specifics are still unknown, but Mobiledia has more info on the features: “The Samsung U550 is a mid-ranged clamshell with integrated digital camera with camcorder, MP3 player, Bluetooth wireless technology and VCAST Music and Video service over EV-DO broadband technology.”
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Cnet reviews the Verizon LG VX5400: “The Verizon LG VX5400 has a few extra features that elevates it above pure basic phone status–a VGA camera, Bluetooth, and voice-command support, just to name a few. Not to mention, it has a great keypad and excellent call quality as well. It’s not the fanciest phone on the block, but […]
MobileBurn reviews the Nokia N82: “The Nokia N82 is definitely the current king of imaging in the Nseries family, and a serious match for most of the stand-alone point and shoot digital cameras on the market. The build quality is phenomenal, and the battery life is top notch, as well. The Xenon flash on the […]
PhoneArena reviews the Samsung FlipShot U900: “The Samsung FlipShot U900 is a nice upgrade from the A990, but we were anticipating a lot more. Both the Sound Quality and Reception are excellent, so using it as a phone is highly recommended. The redesigned keypad is easier to use, the new themes look nice, and the MP3 […]
While the Helio Mysto is currently only available in two flagship stores (and only to Korean based users), EngadgetMobile got some hands-on time with the new Helio Mysto handset.
They say the Samsung-sourced Helio Mysto is their new favorite Helio handset. This may be saying a lot, seeing as the Ocean was such a huge hit.
If you’d like a little more info, you can read […]
The Nokia N95 8GB NAM is said to be the US 3G variant of the popular Nokia N95 8GB European model handset. It’s been listed at online retailer MobileCityOnline, and they’ve been taking pre-release orders even before the phone is officially announced.
The Nokia N95 8GB NAM is expected to be an exact copy of the […]
The Hop-On PDA 2001 handset was recently announced. The GSM/CDMA PDA 2001 for AT&T and Verizon Wireless will also be GPS capable (TeleNav). Other hot features include Wi-Fi, Windows Mobile 6, and many casino games.
SlashPhone has more: “The new Hop-On PDA 2001 model features a sleekdesign encasing Dual Mode GSM and CDMA properties. The Hop-On PDA 2001 has a […]
Cnet reviews the T-Mobile Katalyst: “The T-Mobile Katalyst by Samsung doesn’t really look too different from other Samsung sliders we’ve seen. Measuring 2 inches tall by 4 inches wide by 0.7 inch thick, it has an understated gray-and-chrome design, with slightly blocky corners and a soft curve along its sides. The T-Mobile Katalyst weighs in at a relatively […]
BGR reviews the Helio Mysto: “How do we like the Helio Mysto? Well, it’s not a totally unseen device (it is a Samsung U600, after all), but Helio has completely done up the software and UI on this thing and it’s lightning fast! It also has GPS, a 2 megapixel camera, and it’s oh-so-sexy. We […]
PhoneArena reviews the AT&T LG Shine: “How does the AT&T LG Shine…uh…..shine? Pretty well actually but it is apparent that this is meant to be a simple and stylish handset. It definitely looks great and feels solid both closed and opened, packs plenty of online applications to make use of its 3G capabilities, has a great […]
New Asus M930W photos and specs have been released by a French website. The new Asus M930W will carry Windows Mobile 6 and some pretty impressive features.
PhoneArena has more: “The Asus M930W has side-opening clamshell form-factor, which reminds of the Nokia E90 Communicator, with color display and numeric keypad on the front and bigger (still rather small) […]
RIM BlackBerry have a new angled keypad design, which was found in the FCC patent website. The BlackBerry angled keypad is supposed to work better for the placement of your thumbs, but I think it will be a turn off for most of it’s business users. Of course, this BlackBerry design is far from actually coming to market, […]
EngadgetMobile gets some hands-on with the Samsung P520 Giorgio Armani and says: “The Samsung P520 Giorgio Armani is dang small — about the size of the P310 “credit card” phone — which evokes educated guesses of what an iPhone nano might look and feel like. We found the touchscreen to be a pleasure to use (very iPhone-like, actually) with a […]
The Motorola Rokr E8 is one step closer to being released. Most of the FCC documentation has recently come off confidentiality. The Motorola Rokr E8 is a strange candybar phone, that has disappearing keypad. The FCC’s tests do report GSM 850 and 1900.
EngadgetMobile has more: “We’d be lying if we didn’t say we were pretty amped to […]
The Samsung U940 is headed for Verizon Wireless in the very near future. It just passed through FCC’s website, which gives VZ the go ahead on the device.
Basically the Samsung U940 is a Samsung Croix converted to a CDMA device for use on the Verizon Wireless network.
The Samsung U940 will be coming with a 3MP camera, […]
The RIM BlackBerry 9000-9XXX has been making rumors for a couple of months now. The BlackBerry 9000 was expected to bring US 3G support and a touchscreen able to fight the iPhone. But we’ve finally come accross some more official specs for the new BlackBerry 9000.
BGR has more: “The BlackBerry 9000-9XXX will be rocking a 480 x 320 display […]
We’ve all seen the Playstation, NES and other game system emulators allowing games to be played on PC’s and sometimes cell phones. But now, the psx4iPhone application has just been released through Installer.app, basically turning your iPhone into a PSP with touchscreen controls.IntoMobile has more: “The developer, zodtt, had previously kept their iPhone PlayStation emulator private - only […]
The Samsung P720 and Samsung F490 were recently spotted in an event in Ukraine. The Samsung P720 and F490 should be available by the beginning of 2008.
EngadgetMobile has more: “The Samsung P720 will rock dual SIM card slots, a 3-megapixel camera, a 320 x 240 resolution display and a price tag upwards of $500. As for […]
Helio Player PC software has just been announced by Helio. The new Helio Player software lets members manage their personal collection of music, videos and pictures on their computer then transfer to and from their Helio devices.
SlashPhone has more: “Developed and hosted in partnership with RealNetworks, Helio Player allows users to import then manage music, […]
PhoneArena reviews the Samsung BlackJack II: “With the Samsung BlackJack II, Samsung took what many loved already with the BlackJack and made an evolutionary step forward keeping the same known design while greatly improving on the features. As far as performance goes, the Samsung BlackJack II’s solid with quick responses, great reception, clear sound, and […]
The Helio Mysto by Samsung is now available. Unfortunately, it is only available on the Helio powered SK Telecom until January. So you may have to wait to get your Helio Mysto until then.
PhoneArena has more: “The Helio Mysto (Samsung) features a 2 megapixel camera, all the typical internet services Helio offers (YouTube, Myspace, Facebook etc.), GPS and EV-DO […]
PhoneArena reviews the Nokia E51: “The Nokia E51 left with us, apart from the compact size for a business phone, is one of the inevitable user’s satisfaction by its numerous functions. Compared to E50, the Nokia E51 offers better more options for internet connection via the HSDPA technology for faster data transfer, besides the Wi-Fi, also […]
PhoneArena reviews the Samsung G800: “The Samsung G800 has its strong and its weak sides. The first impression it gives is excellent, a solid slider with stylish design and high-quality build. But beside the look, people are interested in the functionality, and here the Samsung G800 isn’t what we would like it to be. We are disappointed […]
The Motorola Z8 Ferrari Limited Edition handset will soon be available. The Motorola Z8 Ferrari should be available in early 2008 at Ferrari stores and Motorola retailers. Pricing is still unknown.
“Motorola Z8 Ferrari Limited Edition also comes with these bonuses:
• 2 Ferrari videos
• Pre-registration to the official Ferrari site (www.ferrariworld.com)
• Ferrari wallpapers and ringtones
• Direct links to […]
New Nokia N96 photos have appeared on the Internet, and apparently the Nokia N96 smartphone will carry a Carl Zeiss 6-megapixel camera with optical zoon, GPS Sat-Nav, 10GB HDD in addition to other features. And, of course, the same basic design of other Nokia NSeries phones.
I’m sure more details will be available soon. But for now, all we can do is […]
MobileBurn reviews the T-Mobile Shadow: “The T-Mobile Shadow is one fun handset to own and use. It is good looking, has some nice user interface enhancements, and can even take a nice photo. It has a lot going for it, but the poor battery life is more than enough to keep the T-Mobile Shadow from getting […]
TheStreet reviews the Samsung i760: “The Samsung i760 is a decent Windows Mobile device. With a faster processor, new operating system, bright touchscreen, a full slideout keyboard and quick Net connections, Samsung’s i760 gives fans of so-called multifunction device a gem to consider.
The Samsung i760 looks like a winner right out of the box, at least until […]
EngadgetMobile gets some hands-on time with the new Nokia N82. Here’s a little of what they have to say about the Nokia N82 symbian phone: “Besides a camera upgraded from 2 megapixels to 5, the Nokia N82 features GPS and a physical design just a little more befitting its price tag and position at the top of […]
Verizon Wireless has just announced a “major” LG Voyager firmware update. It’s supposed to fix a whole host of issues with your LG Voyager, but you will have to go to a Verizon Wireless store to get the new firmware update. By the sound of it, you may want to go ahead and make the […]
AT&T is promising to have mobile TV as “early as possible” in 2008. AT&T have been running tests and say that their progress is going very well. No word yet on a specific date to expect the mobile TV, but look for it to come soon.
EngadgetMobile has more: “When AT&T’s mobile TV does launch, it turns out that […]
PhoneArena previews the Sony Ericsson W890: “The Sony Ericsson W890’s main characteristics are the rounded edges and a new material for most of the front and the back panels, which is aluminum instead of the ancestor’s plastic. As a whole, the changes in the Sony Ericsson W890’s design contribute to its much more stylish and simplified appearance […]
PhoneArena reviews the Samsung Giorgio Armani: “The Samsung Giorgio Armani still offers more than most of its owners would require. Considering the audience it is targeted to, just as the PRADA, the Samsung Giorgio Armani has decent (and better compared with the Prada) features, with major drawback being the tri-band GSM receiver, which doesn’t allow for using it all over […]
LaptopMag reviews the Verizon Wireless LG Voyager: “The Verizon LG Voyager is a solid messaging device with first-class multimedia features. Although the touchscreen could have been better implemented and the Web browser is a bit slow on the Verizon Wireless LG Voyager, we like the versatility of having both touch- and keyboard-based input. And when […]
InfoSync reviews the Verizon Wireless LG Venus: “The Verizon Wireless LG Venus should have been a much better phone than it is. It doesn’t need to be the iPhone killer that its bigger brother, the LG Voyager, tries to be. It should have just been a phone with a clever, fun design that added surprising use […]
Cnet reviews the Samsung U340 Snap: “The Samsung U340 Snap has a fairly generic design that borrows elements from other Samsung phones. While we dinged the SCH-U540’s design for being dull–we expect a lot from 3G phones–we were more forgiving here since the Samsung U340 Snap is only a VGA camera phone. The handset looks a lot […]
UTStarcom CDM7026 for Cricket Wireless is very basic. The UTStarcom CDM7026 is a simple compact phone with 32MB of flash memory, MP3 ringtone support, and 65K color display. Other features include an “intenna” (this is actually a good design, keeping the bulkiness to a minimum), mobile web, and Cricket Wireless games and apps.
So, if you are looking […]
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