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Today І аm gоіng tо talk abоut my nеwеst purchase. It iѕ thе nеw phone frоm Sam-sung. Its stylish аnd hаving 10.85 cm display. It iѕ Sam-sung I9100 Galaxy S II. І gоt thiѕ phone fоr arоund $630, whіch iѕ rеаlly а decent price fоr thiѕ phone.

Let’s, fіrѕt talk abоut itѕ lоok аnd appearance. When І inserted thе battery аnd toоk thе phone fоr thе fіrѕt time іn my hand, І wаs sоmеwhat shocked, wіth thе vеry nice аnd bіg view. It weighs only 116gm. It fеlt vеry gоod. What bothers mе slightly iѕ thе battery cover mаdе оf simple, thin plastic; it dоeѕ nоt givе thе impression оf quality. The front iѕ howеvеr wеll made, nо frills aѕ it iѕ knоwn frоm othеr touch phones. Overall, wе cаn sаy thаt thе Sam-sung Galaxy S II hаs а classic appearance thаt stands apаrt frоm othеr phones, nоt pаrticulаrly. І lіke it becаusе it iѕ sо unobtrusive.

BlackBerry Torch 9860 (Monza), It iѕ а quad-band GSM аnd tri-band UMTS world phone; it iѕ thе newly launched (upcoming) GSM Smartphone by BlackBerry. It hаѕ dimension оf 120 x 62 x 11.5 mm аnd 135gm weight. It operates wіth BlackBerry OS 7 аnd hаѕ 1.2 GHz processor (CPU). It alѕo supports NFC feature, NFC feature allоwѕ fоr simplified transactions, data exchange, аnd connections wіth а touch.

Let’s check thе full Specifications оf thіs attractive Smartphone.

Display : It hаѕ bіg 3.7 inches TFT capacitive touch screen wіth 16M colors, resolution 480 x 800, Optical trackpad, Multi-touch input method, Proximity sensor fоr auto turn-off аnd Accelerometer sensor fоr auto-rotate.

After lоng interval HTC announced itѕ upcoming cell phone names HTC Vigor. It wоrkѕ оn bоth network 2G (GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900) аnd 3G (HSDPA).Phone runs wіth Android OS, v2.3 (Gingerbread) аnd 1.5 GHz dual-core processor whіch iѕ mаkeѕ phone tо runs smoothly. It alsо haѕ huge store, it iѕ capable tо support 32GB microSd memory card whіch allowѕ storing unlimited call records, huge amount оf Songs, Videos, Images аnd othеr data.

Let’s fіnd out thе Specifications оf HTC Vigor.

Samsung S3770 iѕ thе upcoming GSM cell phone frоm thе company Samsung. It iѕ full touchscreen wіth а cute lоok. It hаs vеry sleek design. It iѕ juѕt announced іn thiѕ august 2011 аnd wіll probаbly release іn thе thіrd quarter оf thiѕ yeаr (2011).

Here iѕ thе full Specifications оf Unlocked Samsung S3770 :-

Display: It hаs 2.8 inches TFT touchscreen wіth 240×320 pixels оf resolution.

Sound: As usuаl it hаs 3 alert types such aѕ vibration. WAV ringtones аnd MP3 ringtones. It iѕ enhanced wіth 3.5mm jack аnd loudspeaker feature.

Plenty of shoppers still want cell phone that are "just phones." The Pantech Breeze III is aimed squarely at that group. The Pantech Breeze III looks very similar to the Breeze II (3.5 stars), but given the Breeze III’s mission, that’s probably a good thing. It’s still a solid choice if you don’t need much in the way of features, and want to avoid AT&T’s mandatory data plan charges.

Design, Call Quality, and Apps
The Pantech Breeze III measures 3.9 by 2.0 by 0.7 inches (HWD) when closed, and weighs 3.6 ounces; it’s a tenth of an ounce heavier, but a tenth of an inch shorter than before. It’s available exclusively in dark grey plastic, with a silver finish inside. The external, passive matrix color display displays the time and call status, as well as the track name, artist, and time slider when listening to music. The 2.2-inch LCD has 240-by-320-pixel resolution; it’s as sharp and bright as before. This is the easiest-to-use phone on the market today; the oversized function keys, five-way control pad, and numeric keypad make it simple to dial phone numbers and get around the icon-based menus. There are still three programmable shortcut keys up on the lid, beneath the screen; this time around, they’re also larger and easier to press than before.

It's hard to believe that it's been just three years since Google's open-source Android mobile operating system hit the scene. When the first Android phone, the T-Mobile G1, was released, the mobile landscape looked very different. Most people carried simple handsets that focused on making calls. If you were lucky, you could listen to music or play games on your mobile phone. Back then, you didn't have to have a smartphone that ran thousands of apps to let you, in the palm of your hand, do many of the things your computer could do. Apps weren't even a thing yet. Apple had only released the iPhone 3G and launched its groundbreaking App Store a couple of months earlier.

It was the introduction of Android that helped propel the app-based smartphone to what it is today. The thing Android offered, which Apple's iPhone couldn't, was choice. Since it was an open-source platform, several hardware manufacturers could use the OS on their handsets, and a variety of wireless carriers could offer those phones—and they did.

Have you ever felt your cell phone vibrate and pulled it out of your pocket, expecting to to see a text or e-mail message, only to see a low-battery warning instead? Surely, you've uttered the dreaded words, “My phone is dying, so I have to say this fast!"

It may be time to consider investing in a phone with better battery life.

I don’t know about you, but the idea of carrying an extra battery or charger around, or even strapping a battery case to my phone is not all that appealing. But I’m realistic. Smartphones, with their big touch screens and fast processors, suck up a lot of power, so I’m not expecting to make it through the week on a single charge. Still, there’s no excuse for not being able to make it through the day.

Just when we were wondering when BlackBerry would end its smartphone dry spell, RIM announced not one, but four new smartphones for U.S. release, including the BlackBerry Bold 9930 and the full touch-screen cousin to the Torch, the BlackBerry Torch 9850. (AT&T has a version of the latter called the Torch 9860.)

RIM's history with all-touch handsets that don't carry its trademark keyboard has been spotty; it flew by the mark with its inaugural effort, the BlackBerry Storm, which turned us off with its lack of Wi-Fi and its awkward SurePress screen technology that required you to click the touch screen to select, the way you would a button. The revised Storm 2 was an improvement, with Wi-Fi, double the memory, and some performance fixes, but it still struggled to stand up to the competition.

The BlackBerry Bold 9930 is the best BlackBerry Bold we've ever seen, full stop. Indeed, it's clear to us why RIM sees the Bold 9900 series as the flagship brand of its latest line of OS 7 handsets. Sure, the Torch 9810 has that slide-out keyboard and the Torch 9850/9860 boasts a full touch-screen interface. But the Bold 9930 builds upon the iconic BlackBerry design and improves it tenfold. The new Bold's stunning good looks, impressive feature set, under-the-hood improvements thanks to OS 7, and stellar performance firmly place it in the premium smartphone category.

Yet, we do have a few concerns. As much as we like it, the Bold's design is really more evolutionary than revolutionary, and OS 7 is also not terribly different from OS 6 in terms of the user interface. Moreover, we can't help but feel the Bold 9930 is a little overpriced at $249.99 after a rebate and a two-year contract. BlackBerry loyalists might be willing to pay the price, but it would be understandable to feel a bit skittish about paying so much for a handset that isn't correspondingly better than the competition.

I think some people like NBA, World Cup,but when these game playing, you have not TV to watch, you would be very despair,now the TV Mobile Phone will solved the problem. There are several definitions for TV mobile, according to most of the literatures it is a mobile device on which audiovisual content can be transmitted and has a small screen. According to its enthusiastic fans and bureaucrats, mobile television is an amazing invention. It will give a new meaning to the consumer's experience of television and audiovisual services. TV Mobile will provide opportunity to viewers to view any content anywhere and at anytime. It is at the juncture of new social trends, finer quality and swift access of media content. It is poised to transform into next generation consumer technologies. It is also at the edge of becoming highly valued and innovative services. According to a market analysis, by 2011 it could provide a market of between 7 billion and 20 billion with a reach of between 200 million and 500 million clientele world over.

 

Check out what apps, hardware, and services are putting the biggest dent in your smartphone's battery life, and you'll likely find the display right up there at the top. AMOLED screens generate their own light, but for LCD-based systems, whether a pixel is black or white, the backlight behind it is still running full-blast, wasting a good deal of its output. A group out of UCLA has a new idea for how to make lemonade out of those lemons, adding photovoltaic elements to the LCD to harvest some of that wasted light and turn it back into electricity to help keep your smartphone charged.

Until there's a working prototype built-in to a modern smartphone and given some real-world testing, it's difficult to say just what effect this system could have on battery life, but the team claims that up to 75% of generated light is blocked by the LCD before it can exit the phone, and of that fraction, maybe 75% of it could be harvested with by photovoltaic elements – that means turning a little over half of wasted light back into electricity. Of course, photovoltaic cells aren't 100% efficient, so we'd see only a fraction of that fraction of that fraction of light returned to your phone as electricity, but every little bit helps.

A couple years ago, pico projectors seemed all the rage, or at least the hype behind them made them out to be. Super-miniuatrized versions of their big brothers manning conference and living rooms, they attempted to overcome the limitations of pocket-sized devices when it comes to sharing content with others and only having a tiny screen with which to do so. Just find a convenient wall, point your phone at it, and you've got an instant TV-sized display.

Today, you'll find the technology in some digital cameras, but it's never really taken off when it comes to smartphones. If there's one company with the muscle to take an underused feature and push it mainstream, it has to be Apple, and now it looks like the Cupertino may be interested in getting a pico projector into an iPhone, at least according to one of the company's patent filings.

Google has always named the major versions of Android after yummy snacks: Cupcake, Donut, Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, and Honeycomb. All but the last version have been operating systems for smartphones with Honeycomb being specific to tablets (and an upcoming release for Google TV).

Some of us were worried that the Android operating system would be "fragmented" across platforms, with separate versions for smartphones and tablets, making development more difficult for all. Google eventually quelled those fears by telling us about Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS), which they said would integrate all the tablet-specific goodies back into the smartphone branch.

If all the leaked hardware info from earlier today for some of Samsung's upcoming smartphones wasn't enough for you, we've got a couple more rumors of future Androids for you to start drooling over, with info on devices from HTC, LG, and Samsung.

The Samsung Stratosphere is one smartphone we've heard will be coming to Verizon, and previous rumors had speculated that it might be the carrier's version of the Galaxy S2. This new rumor says that the phone is definitely on its way to Verizon, anticipated for arrival on September 8, but that it won't be the GS2 at all. Instead, the Stratosphere would be the SCH-i405 QWERTY slider, the first for the manufacturer on Verizon.

In 2009, Motorola and Verizon announced the original Droid -- a highly popular device which kicked off, thanks to Verizon's Droid campaign, a revolution in which not only geeks had Android phones.

The Droid 3 is the latest model in the line, and we have the review for you. It still has the Motorola Droid "tail", and a slide out keyboard, but more has changed than has remained the same. How does it compare to its Droid siblings? Read on for the full review!

When we saw some leaked pricing info for T-Mobile's launch of the BlackBerry Bold 9900, we suffered from a bit of sticker shock at its nearly-$300 price tag. Since then, we've learned how some Canadian carriers have priced the smartphone, but with their three-year contracts, we've still been anxious to find another subsidized two-year price to see if that rumored T-Mobile price will be the norm. Some newly-leaked Sprint docs reveal the carrier's anticipated release dates and pricing for the Bold 9930 (the CDMA version of the 9900) and the Torch 9850, and luckily it looks like the Bold will be a bit more affordable.

We've been expecting Microsoft to flip the switch on Windows Phone 7 Mango sometime this fall, with the release of new Mango-running hardware and the distribution of software updates to bring the revamped OS to older WP7 models. A new rumor says that we might be getting that juicy Mango action a little bit sooner than fall, with claims that Microsoft will kick things off on September 1.

Pocket-lint cites "multiple trusted sources" as confirming this date, which would fall one day before the official start of the IFA 2011 consumer electronics trade show in Berlin. Presumably, many of those Mango-running smartphones would be up for display at the show following Microsoft's announcement.

Hot on the tail of the whole bunch of planned Samsung smartphones we just saw leaked, another bit of Samsung news comes to us from Europe, revealing the company's new naming strategy to easily differentiate models into tiers.

Summary: T-Mobile flyers reveal the new BB Bold may be priced at a whopping $349.99 before a $50 mail-in rebate and that is with a 2-year contract.

Recently, a mobile phone is important in everyday life and work in the business plans. In this high content of mobile 2011, I will list the best phones on the market, both for the best tips to show you how to choose a phone that should definitely buy. Guidelines for mobile online have become important because not only the path of your money, however, can also save your time and effort, you can get online quickly.

But it can end for you to buy into any website wrong, you can not control or sensing products with your private hand.Before you buy the phone online, I suggest to consider these next: All First, decide what the requirements without a doubt you need any phone. If it is really enough to buy one that can do SMS, or SMS, then I could suggest that you avoid investing in a fully functional phone that is sure, of course, expensive.

Consider the budget you have. Everyone wants to get the phones Cool, but they are certainly more expensive one. Since the electronic string of lower prices for some time after products are released, is likely to be effective for you to wait until a more reasonable value.

The top list mobile phones 2011 :

Do you want to purchase a mobile phone?  If this is your first time to purchase one, then you should realize that there are a few things you need to consider. After all, mobile phones cost money and some of them are very expensive. Doing your homework could be the difference between finding as mobile phone suited for your lifestyle and spending hundreds of dollars on a handset that do not answer your needs.

I think that the first step in shopping for a mobile phone is looking at your needs. If you know your needs then you will know what type of mobile phone you should purchase. If you buy a device without a clear understanding of your needs then you will probably go for the cheapest handset or the first device that catches your eye. If you decide to buy a handset because it's cheap or flashy then you'll probably return it because your are unsatisfied with it. You will probably just waste a lot of your precious time and money.You need to ask yourself a few question so that you can have an idea of the best mobile phone for you needs.

Over the past decade the world has seen rapid growth in cell phone users. Everyone from older adults to kids in high school seem to carry one glued to their ears, without understanding the possible health ricks associated with the use of cellular telephones.

To begin with, a recent scientific journal published in 2007 titled Long term use of cellular phones and brain tumors, concluded after assessing results from many different studies that use of cell phones for more then 10 years does show increased risk for acoustic neuroma and glioma. Adding that the risk is highest for ipsilateral exposure, meaning tumor on the same side of the brain where phone mostly held.

Several cell phone producers are incorporating the Android operating system into their cell phones. Here are some of the top Android phones on the market today.These days, most people have a cell phone. Even people who swore that they would never ever find a cell phone useful have acquiesced to the convenience of mobile phones and technology. An Android phone allows you to browse the internet just as you would on a normal computer.

inadequate warnings labels concerning mobile phones health dangers .the majority of people think cellular phones are safe devices .regrettably, this is far from true .these days a great number of experts are warning us of harmful health aspects associated with mobile devices use .among the issues are potential cancer related risks after long term use of over a decade ,even for a fairly small number of minutes per day (less than 40 minutes absorption ).radiation possible risks are a real worry and dilemma .