Looking for just a regular old fashioned mobile phone, then check out the new Nokia 2135. This is a basic phone that gives you:
A 400-entry phonebook
3.5 hours of talktime
11 days of standby time
An integrated speakerphone
User-assignable ringtones
If you are looking for a simple, reliable phone; the Nokia 2135 should fit the bill.
No word on pricing, but should be here in the US this fall
Source: Nokia Press Release
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Nokia 2135 Mobile Phone
Monday, October 15, 2007
The U9 from Motorola
This appears to be Motorola’s replacement for the Pebl. The Motorola U9 comes with a metallic gloss finish and animated screensavers that appear to "float" across the borderless external display. The external display comes with touch sensitive, digital keys that let you control the music player when the phone is closed.
Features:
Store up to 1,000 songs with the optional 4 GB microSD memory card.
Easy download and sync music with Windows Media Player.
MP3 music player with dedicated touch sensor buttons.
Integrated stereo Bluetooth® wireless technology.
CrystalTalk™ technology helps deliver crystal clear voice quality in noisy environments.
Touch sensitive music keys appear on the front flip when in music mode.
2 mega-pixel camera with digital zoom captures high quality pictures.
User interface with new main menu, offering grid, list and new spinner view.
The Motorola U9 is expected to be available later this year in Asia, Latin America and Europe. With the USA to follow?
Source: Motorola Press Release
Friday, October 12, 2007
Samsung FlipShot Mobile Camera Phone for Verizon Wireless
The Samsung ‘Flipshot’ U900 is expected to be available on Verizon Wireless later this year. The phone looks like your standard mobile phone until you open it up and flip the screen 180 degrees revealing a high resolution screen with features such as; a flash and in-camera photo editing software.
The U900 ‘Flipshot’ comes with a 3.2-megapixel camera with autofocus, zoom, and video recording capabilities and supports Verizon Wirelss VCAST Video and VCAST Music.
No word on pricing.
Source: Mobiledia Read more!
The MBS 100 Portable Spherical Speaker from Sony Ericsson
Check out this unique portable speaker from Sony Ericsson. The MBS-100 is a Bluetooth that features A2DP stereo audio and a rechargeable 5-hour battery. Measuring in at a circular 3.9x3.9x3.9 inches this speaker can be set up in seconds.
For me it looks like one of the coolest portable speakers for your phone currently available. Sony estimate that it will be in stores later this month.
Source: Sony Ericsson
The K850i from Sony Ericsson
Sony Ericsson have just released the K850i Cyber-shot phone that comes with a 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus, Xenon flash and Video. The K850i will offer 3G speeds (HSDPA) that should make downloading content fast.
The K850i includes camera features such as ‘Photo Fix’ that automatically improves light balance in one click, and ‘Best Pic’ take nine pictures in one burst. The K850i also comes with an automatic lens cover, auto focus for no-hassle sharpness and a xenon flash for poor light conditions.
The Sony Ericsson K850i Cyber-shot phone comes in either Velvet Blue or Luminous Green, and will be available in-store across selected markets from October 2007.
Source: Sony Ericcson
The LG Rumor at Sprint
Sprint have just announced the LG Rumor that comes with a full QWERTY slide keyboard. The LG Runor will provide quick assess to instant messaging from the likes of AIM, MSN, Yahoo! as well as, Facebook and Xanga.
The LG Rumor will be available in two colors white with silver or black with blue and some of its features include:
1.3-megapixel camera/camcorder with a 2x digital zoom
Bluetooth enabled
MP3 Player
microSD memory card slot with 4 GB card capability
Measuring 4.3" x 2.0" x 0.7" and 4.13 ounces
The LG Rumor will be available for around $79.99.
Source: Mobiledia
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Sony Makes it Easy For Boat Loving Music Lovers
Sony have just unveiled its first splash-proof CD receiver with iPod-direct control functionality; the CDX-H905IP.
The CSX-H905IP is Sony’s top model that includes a 9.8-foot cable has a 30-pin connector made for most iPod players and provides full menu control and charging.It supports MP3, WMA and AAC music formats and comes with 52 watts x 4 high-power output, a direct sunlight viewable white LCD screen, and a 9 kHz and 10 kHz switchable tuner. You can also add one of the compatible remotes, the RM-X55M and RM-X11M which retail for around $130 and $100 respectively.
The CSX-H905IP will retail for around $350
If you are just looking for a stereo check out the CDX-M50IP or the CDX-M30. Both are iPod capable (the CSX-M30 requires an adaptor).
The CDX-M50IP will retail for around $170 and the CDX-M30 around $200
Source: Sony Press
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