The high-end mobile phone markets of Europe, Asia and the Middle East are the principal demographics to experience the world’s first fingerprint-recognitional phone by Pantech, and only time will tell if the rest of the world will be ready for the revolution that the GI100 will initiate; if not a revolution, then a jealous tirade by the competition. Bleeding-edge technology meets second-to-none design elements with this phone. This featherweight (82g) delivers a serious KO to the ubiquitous world of cell phone features, function and design. This phone has a serious intelligence quotient in that it allows for the Secret Finger Dial to dial specified phone numbers that are identified by each unique finger print (for a total of 10). I told you this kid was smart! The phone comes pre-loaded with 64 polyphonic ringtones, can save up to 800 numbers and allows for 2.5hrs of voice recording. I don’t think any of the proverbial stones were left uncovered with this product
December 1st, 2007
Motorola RAZR2 V9 Phone (AT&T)
- Upgraded Interface: With the redesigned, more intelligent interface, you’ll be able to search for contacts faster and avoid duplicate entries for the same person while allowing contacts to have multiple numbers. The customizable main menu means you’re never more than 2 to 3 clicks away from your favorite applications. And text messaging is easier, with the V9 recognizing what type of message you are sending.
- CrystalTalk Technology: This innovative feature automatically accounts for background noise during a call and adjusts the audio quality based on ambient noise conditions to provide the optimal conversational experience. CrystalTalk also reduces the volume of the background noise picked up by the microphone during a call, making it possible to be more easily heard over the phone while in a noisy environment.
- Talk to Me: Originally designed to address the needs of those with vision impairment, the RAZR2 V9 is able to read the phone’s interactive menus, contacts, messages and more aloud–adding convenience to your on-the-go lifestyle. SMS messages on the phone can be read and replied to with pre-programmed text messages without ever having to open up the flip.
- Haptics: Motorola has incorporated breakthrough haptics technology–an interface that creates tactile feedback–that provides vibrating feedback in response to your finger taps. When combined with the virtual music keys, the haptics technology helps you to effortlessly control music playback.
December 1st, 2007
Motorola RAZR2 V9m Phone (Verizon Wireless)
Designed to be even sharper than before, the RAZR2 V9m shaves two millimeters from the original MOTORAZR. Its one-piece housing has no parting lines (meaning fewer chances of break points) and the cast aluminum hinge underwent more than 100,000 lab tests to ensure durability. Even the exterior camera lens is stronger, as it is made with chemically hardened glass. Despite its slimmer profile, the RAZR2 V9m offers enhanced dual screens that make the phone seem larger. The 2.2-inch internal screen offers twice the resolution of the original MOTORAZR while the 2-inch external screen is great for checking caller photo ID, easily reading incoming text messages, and controlling music playback through onscreen controls. Both screens provide 320 x 240-pixel resolutions with support for up to 65K colors.
December 1st, 2007
Motorola RAZR2 V9m Phone
After creating a gadget/fashion icon in the original MOTORAZR, Motorola has upped the ante with the new RAZR2 V9m with cutting edge technology and enhanced features that make it even easier to use. The RAZR2 V9m offers data connectivity via Sprint’s EV-DO data network–perfect for surfing the Web as well as downloading music and video from Sprint’s Music Store and TV service. It’s fully loaded with an arsenal of digital tools, including a 2-megapixel camera/camcorder, Bluetooth connectivity for streaming music and photo printing, MicroSD memory card expansion, dual color LCD screens, e-mail access, digital audio player, and full duplex speakerphone. And speaking of cutting edge, the phone’s stainless steel internal frame and cast aluminum housing support makes the RAZR2 V9m stronger and more durable than its predecessor.
December 1st, 2007
HTC Mogul Smartphone
Leave the laptop behind and stay connected and productive wherever you roam with the HTC Mogul PPC-6800 Smartphone, the newest Windows Mobile 6 Professional Edition device from Sprint. The successor to the popular Sprint PPC-6700, the HTC Mogul has a surprise waiting up its sleeve: just slide the top of the phone sideways to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard. And the new Windows Mobile 6 operating system enables you to view and edit Word and Excel documents as well as provides instant message capabilities via Windows Live Messenger. The included Outlook Mobile software offers up-to-date e-mail, calendar and contact information.
December 1st, 2007
Motorola Q Phone
Motorola’s QWERTY keyboard equipped Q, formerly known as the RAZRberry in the rumor mills, might not exactly be the “BlackBerry killer” that many predicted, but it is certainly one of the most capable and user friendly smartphones available on the market today.Based on Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone platform, the Q picks up the best features from Microsoft’s Smartphone edition of Windows Mobile while still offering a lot of PDA-like capability and screen real estate on its 65k color, 320×240 pixel display.
December 1st, 2007
Nokia 1600 Phone
Featuring a color display with up to 65,536 colors, speakerphone, changeable faceplates, and polyphonic ringtones, this basic GSM phone is not to be overlooked.
For more information, please visit amazon.com
November 23rd, 2007
Nokia 6555 Phone
Get music, video, and more with the smoothly stylish clamshell Nokia 6555 cell phone, exclusively from AT&T. Staying in contact with friends and family through voice calls, text and photo messages is easy with included push-to-talk functionality, integrated instant message software, and a built-in 1.3 megapixel camera and video recorder to capture and share special moments. And with its high-speed 3G network capability, you’ll be able to access AT&T’s Mobile Music and Cellular Video services. Other features include a multi-format music player (compatible with protected WMA files), stereo Bluetooth streaming, email support, and an exterior LCD screen with a unique analog clock standby mode.
For more information, please visit amazon.com
November 23rd, 2007
Nokia 7373 Brown Phone
Continuing to push the boundaries of mobile phone design, the tri-band, brown Nokia 7373 mobile phone swivels open to reveal its elegantly hidden keypad. Beautiful patterns, etched into the elegant metal trims, are contrasted by a leather-inspired faceplate. But more than just a fashion accessory, the 7373 includes a large QVGA display, 2-megapixel camera with video capture and video ringtones, stereo speakers, Bluetooth connectivity (with handsfree and headset profiles), and EDGE high-speed data access.
For more information, please visit amazon.com
November 23rd, 2007
Nokia 6070 Silver Phone
Attractive, elegant and easy to use, the affordable Nokia 6070 is a great choice for a mobile phone without all the frills and extraneous features. The durable monoblock design provides a large, readable display and easily accessible keypad, and it also offers a handy speakerphone, integrated FM radio with speaker, and compatibility with PTT (walkie-talkie style push-to-talk technology). It also includes a VGA camera for snapping photos while on the go.
For more information, please visit amazon.com
November 23rd, 2007
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