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While there have been plenty of pictures with regards to the G1, especially today, none of those actually show the G1 in its third color – brown. We’ve managed to dig out a picture of the G1 in brown, and from the picture, it obviously isn’t using the same type of brown like Microsoft’s Zune.
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Someone from Esato claimed that the next the XPERIA would be an excellent way of making the original handset into a lower end device, accessible for people with less cash and tech know-how. A mid-end XPERIA would surely blow the competition away, but would it canibalize the sales of the original handset?
XPERIA X2 was designed by J. Havrlant, a name you must have surely heard if you’ve seen our best Sony Ericsson concepts.
Notice that the neat touchscreen and interface are still there, WM flavour, but the next version of this XPERIA smartphone might lack the QWERTY keyboard. It’s the designer’s call there…
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It looks like T-Mobile’s G1 has a rather interesting trick up its sleeve: push Gmail. With the popularity of Gmail, this will be a major boost and selling point of the G1. Such a feature would give it an edge over other phones currently in the market.
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Other than the black color, T-Mobile will be offering the white T-Mobile G1 too. Check out the photo gallery here
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T-Mobile today announced the launch of the world’s first Android-powered mobile phone in partnership with Google. Available soon for T-Mobile customers spanning two continents, the T-Mobile G1 combines full touch-screen functionality and a QWERTY keyboard with a mobile Web experience that includes the Google Maps Street View, Gmail, YouTube and others.
T-Mobile customers in the U.S. have the opportunity to pre-order the T-Mobile G1, in limited quantities, beginning today at www.T-MobileG1.com. The device will be available at select T-Mobile retail stores and online in the U.S. beginning Oct. 22, for a price of $179 with a two-year voice and data agreement. The T-Mobile G1 will also be available in the United Kingdom beginning in November, and across Europe in the first quarter of 2009. Countries include Germany, Austria, Czech Republic and the Netherlands.
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While the rumor October 2nd launch date is coming, mobil.idnes.cz has got a fresh Nokia 5800 XpressMedia in red. According to the source, it again confirm that Nokia will be announcing the full touch screen phone on October 2nd in London and will be available in by early next year or by the end of this year.
The website also revealed more info on the Nokia 5800 XpressMedia. The phone will feature a 3.2-inch touch screen with 640 x 360 resolution, 3.2 megapixel camera, VGA video recording, bluetooth, built in WiFi, GPS and support GSM Quadband network. With a size of 111 x 52 x 15.5 mm, the phone will be powered by a Symbian S60 Taco 5.0 OS. It will only have a 150 MB internal memory, though, you can easily expand it with the microSD card slot.
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Few concept phones have actually reached the stage of being widely known as the handset that’s “almost available”. Everyone’s heard about them, but the real devices are nowhere to be seen. Sadly, this is also the case of Asus Aura, designed by Egy Studio and one of the finest pieces of hardware I’ve ever seen.
The Aura is a slider with a QWERTY keyboard and a 3.9? touchscreen that would even make the iPhone jealous. There’s also a 2 megapixel camera in there, a microSD memory card slot and the usual GSM/UMTS/HSDPA/Wi-Fi support and Bluetooth connectivity. All of this specs are hidden by a 97 x 49 x 6 (!!) mm body…
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More e-series business phone from Nokia soon? An un-announcement Nokia promotional video has revealed 2 new model, the Nokia E72 and Nokia E75. The Nokia E72 has a QWERTY slider, while the Nokia E75 is a candy bar phone similar to Nokia E71. Check out the video inside!
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Famous for its rugged protection, OtterBox releases iPhone 3G protection case in the semi-rugged, drop and scratchproof Defender Series design. Case available now in black and coming soon in white, black/yellow and pink.
The new iPhone 3G case allows access to the silence switch, provides an improved screen and better fit and feel. Sync/charge, home, sleep/wake, volume, camera and headphone jack all remain accessible. Acoustical vents safeguard the microphone and speakers from dust and dirt to allow clear sound transmission. Case also includes a holster-style swivel belt clip which converts into a display stand when device is inserted screen out.
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Griffin Technology today unveiled the AirCurve, a new acoustic amplifier dock that amplifies and projects the iPhone’s sound without speakers or the use of electricity. Also introduced today, Clarifi is a protective case for iPhone that features a built-in lens for close-up photography.
AirCurve collects and amplifies the sound from the built-in speaker of the iPhone and projects it into the room, delivering amazing amplification that sounds like desktop speakers. A coiled waveguide within AirCurve’s base eliminates the need for batteries or power adapters. AirCurve is ideally suited for desktop use, amplifying the sound sufficiently to serve as an alarm clock in the bedroom.
AirCurve also includes a pass-through slot allowing you to charge and sync your iPhone using a Griffin Dock Connector Cable (available separately).
Clarifi for iPhone 3G
Clarifi is a protective case that boasts a built-in lens to give the iPhone camera lens an optical boost. The lens slides into place for close-up shots, and then slides aside for normal photography. Clarifi allows you to move in to a close 4 to 6 inches, for crisp detail and accurate color; the iPhone camera alone is limited to about 18-inch close-ups. Clarifi features Griffin’s trademark EasyDock design — simply slip off the case bottom to charge and sync, with no need to remove your iPhone from its case.
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Orange and Research In Motion (RIM) announced the launch of the new 3G-enabled BlackBerry Bold smartphone in Romania. With the new BlackBerry Bold smartphone, Orange customers can benefit from high-speed data transfer on HSDPA networks around the world, integrated GPS and Wi-Fi, as well as a rich set of multimedia capabilities.
The BlackBerry Bold smartphone provides wireless access to email, phone, calendar, web, multimedia and many other business and lifestyle applications. Through its integrated GPS, the BlackBerry Bold can pinpoint its exact location to support a variety of location-based applications and services. It also comes with BlackBerry Maps for easy access to directions.
BlackBerry Bold smartphone features include:
* Dimensions: 114 x 66 x 15 mm. Approximate weight (including removable battery) 136g.
* Half VGA (480×320 resolution at 217 ppi) colour LCD
* Support for tri-band HSDPA and enterprise-grade Wi-Fi (802.11 a/b/g) high-speed networks,
* 624 MHz mobile processor
* Integrated GPS
* 128 MB Flash memory plus 1 GB on-board storage memory
* microSD/SDHC memory card slot, Orange is including a 1GB microSD card.
* Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint files can be edited directly on the handset using the preloaded DataViz Documents to Go software suite.
* 2 megapixel camera with video recording capability, built-in flash and digital zoom.
* Bluetooth 2.0
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Seems that HTC is doing to smartphones what ASUS is doing to its Eee PC notebook series… Basically, the company’s invading the market by announcing new handsets each week.
We’ve got the old Touch dying, as the Touch Diamond rules and arrived on Sprint, the Touch Pro is already hands on material, while the S740 makes us drool and there’s ton of hype surrounding the HTC Dream.
We’re dealing with BlackBerry Thunder-style handset that comes with the uber-famous TouchFLO 3D interface, Win Mobile 6.1 and a Qualcomm 7201A processor (528 MHz). The specs list gets even more impressive, if you check out the MoDaCo forum… We’re talking WVGA, 512 MB ROM, 256 MB RAM, GPS, HSDPA, 5 megapixel camera (no flash), microSD slot and 1350 mAH battery.
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AT&T is busy considering their options for linking U-Verse to Apple’s popular iPhone. It’s also planning to introduce services that would allow them to become an all encompassing home theater system. Some of the more interesting features would include using the iPhone as a remote control, listening to voicemail on your TV, downloading shows from DVR’s to your iPhone or even virtually hurling tomatoes at the screen!
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The Hummer has always been synonymous with ruggedness. So, when the name is borrowed, we are guaranteed of similar characteristics. The i-mate Hummer re-lives the legend with a ’says it all’ appearance and most importantly, a metal-alloy riveted casing. The interior is a tad advanced, though. The ‘Hummer’ runs on Windows Mobile 6.1, features UMTS/HSDPA, Wi-Fi, and flaunts a 2.5-inch screen. The mobile also includes a 2MP camera for the utility-seeking.
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From Apple iPhone to HTC Touch and Samsung Omnia, it is not surprise that more manufacturer will release their full touch screen phone. Asus is said to be preparing their new Asus Glaxy7, a new Windows Mobile smartphone with a 3.5-inch touch screen. Comes with their own Glide UI, Asus Glaxy7 has the same resolution (480 x 800, WVGA) as HTC Touch HD, though both will still be restricted to 65k colors due to the OS. Other than 6 shortcut buttons below the display screen, a track ball design can be seen from the leaked picture below.
The Asus Glaxy7 might be announced in October according to the source.
Possible Specifications:
* GSM Frequency : 850/900/1800/1900
*GPRS/EDGE/3G/HSDPA/HAUPA
*WCDMA Frequency: 900/1900/2100
*Display Screen: 3.5-inch WVGA 800 x 480 / 65K Color TFT
*OS: Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional
*UI: Glide 1.5
*Camera: 5MP (2592×1944px) with autofocus
*Bluetooth 2.0, Wifi, USB
*aGPS
*Audio: AAC, AMR-NB, AMR-WB, EVRC, QCELP, AAC + + EAAC, MP3, MIDI, PCM, WAV
*Memory: 4GB flash
*Expansion: microSD
*Dimensions: 115 x 59 x 13.8 mm
*Tracking ball
*Accelerometer
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