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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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