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Set to launch with Sprint, the LG LX600 Lotus packs a full slate of QWERTY, has Bluetooth 2.0, a 2.0 megapixel camera, and a reasonably compact form factor. It comes in luxurious colors such as purple with embossed flowers or satin black. Seems to be offered to the females.
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Sprint and Research In Motion (RIM) announced plans to deliver the BlackBerry Curve 8350i – the newest Nextel Direct Connect-capable BlackBerry smartphone – by the end of 2008. The BlackBerry Curve 8350i will be the latest BlackBerry smartphone to utilize iDEN technology and feature Nextel Direct Connect push-to-talk service. The BlackBerry Curve 8350i will also be the first BlackBerry smartphone from Sprint to offer Group Connect, allowing customers to instantly set up group conversations with up to 20 other participants.
In addition to delivering push email and messaging capabilities of the BlackBerry solution, the BlackBerry Curve 8350i will include built-in Wi-Fi capabilities, allowing customers to browse the Internet and download email attachments quickly and easily.
Other key features include:
* Integrated GPS
* 2 Megapixel Camera
* DataViz Documents to Go
* Speakerphone
* Advanced Media Player
* Removable/Rechargeable 1400 mAH Battery
* microSD memory card slot
* Bluetooth
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The touchscreen capabilities in mobile devices are getting more popular now. A recent research stated that the global revenue of the touchscreen market will reach $5 billion next year. No wonder that nearly all mobile handset manufacturers are getting into touch screens and forcefully offer them to the growing mobile customers around the world.
Touch screens have been available for some time and are found in a variety of fixed and portable devices, but it was the launch of Apple’s iPhone that refocused the public’s attention on them as never before. Shipments in 2007 of touch screen-based mobile devices increased 91% over 2006, and ABI Research forecasts that revenue from the global touch screen market for mobile phones and other handheld devices such as MIDs, UMPCs, and PNDs will reach $5 billion in 2009.
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Yeah, it’s been five months since Velocity Mobile 103 leaked around the blogosphere and now, finally, they’ve announced the retail availability of the first touchscreen phone. The Velocity Mobile 103 combines Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, an Odyssey Interface
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It’s really an exciting innovation that comes to the gadget world and already available in the market. Shown off at the CTIA Wireless Expo in San Francisco, Medis offers its portable, disposable, and relatively cheap fuel cell charger that ready to juice up your gadgets.
The Medis 24-7 Power Pack is portable power system designed to keep your handheld devices operational while you are on the go. The Power Pack has enough power to drive many handheld devices when the battery is nearly depleted and it will also function as a portable charger.
The 24-7 Power Pack provides sufficient energy to provide up to 30 hours of talk time to an average mobile phone or 60-80 hours of play time for an average iPod. The power is sufficient (1 watt) to operate, and charge, multiple times, a wide range of the standard and advanced portable electronic devices in the market today.
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Virgin Mobile USA is launching the new Shuttle slider phone, its first EV-DO handset for fast wireless data connection. Shuttle will also be the first handset to integrate several features from the Helio portfolio. This will include access to social networking communities and other mobile internet sites through partnerships with Accuweather, ESPN, Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, Yahoo! and more.
Available on September 28th, the Shuttle comes with a 1.3 megapixel camera, 2? screen; video capture, playback and messaging, integrated media player that supports both streaming and sideloaded music, stereo Bluetooth wireless technology, and SD card support.
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After seeing Nokia’s Tube in action and getting a glimpse of the future Touch Communicator, it’s time for the camera to flash, as we check out an 8 megapixel cameraphone. Yes, the device is branded Nokia, but the details are extremely scarce… The handset looks more like a camera than a phone to me, but it’s equally hot.
Turns out that it features Bluetooth, Symbian S60, a speaker and tons of eco-friendliness. This concept phone is made of wood from sustainable forests, so Mother Nature won’t suffer as you take your pics with the aid of the handset.
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