The HTC Touch Pro2 has a nice big QWERTY keyboard that is fantastic for e-mails on the go. This feature is combined with a functional touch screen, and a Straigh Talk speakerphone that is designed to deliver high quality sound good enough for a business conference. Adding onto the speakerphone feature is the conference...
Samsung's Freeform (or SCH-r350) is an entry-level quad-band GSM phone designed for those who favor text messaging. It has a full QWERTY keyboard and a unique frame design, and this is its main feature. Its display measures 2.2" and uses 262k colors. The Freeform has a built-in music player, and the internal memory is...
The OMNIA Pro B7320 is a mid-range, business-oriented 3G smartphone from Samsung. The B7320 utilizes a physical QWERTY keyboard and 2.4" display rather than a larger touch screen like higher-end models. Like most of Samsung's smartphone options, though, it is based on Windows Mobile 6.1, enabling push email, instant messaging, web browsing, and a...
The Samsung Mondi SWD-M100 MID is a mid-grade slider/smartphone that features a full QWERTY keyboard hidden beneath a large size 4.3" touchscreen. The Mondi is more specifically designed for basic to advanced users looking for an affordable "do-it-all" smartphone. Early announcements about the Mondi device have earned it praise because of its featured Cortex...
The HTC Touch Diamond2 is a smartphone that has a unique system of keeping track of conversations. When looking in contacts, the consumer can see a history of conversations in whatever form they came in, e-mail, text, or phone conversation. This is a terrible feature for consumers wanting to protect they privacy, but a...
The Samsung T919 is a high-end smartphone. It is 3G-enabled, and uses a large touch screen for input and navigation. The screen is 3.0" diagonal, and has 256k-color display and acceleromter for autorotation. The screen also displays a full QWERTY touch keyboard for typing. The T919 has a 5.0-megapixel digital camera with autofocus and...
The Samsung i907 Epix is a high-end smartphone enabled for the 3G network. It features a full QWERTY keypad and tri-band HSDPA reception. It has a 65k-color touchscreen with stylus and handwriting recognition, as well as an optical trackpad for navigation. Its operating system is Windows Mobile 6.1, and it also includes Mobile Office...
The Nokia 6710 Navigator is a forthcoming slider handset expected in August or September of 2009. It is a high-end model, and is 3G-enabled. It has a metallic, slim design and a large display with 16 million colors. It includes a GPS receiver with Nokia Maps and digital compass. It also has a 5.0-megapixel...
The Motorola A3100 is Motorola's high-end smartphone entry. It is significantly different from the previous smartphones in the A Series. The A3100 is 3G-network enabled, and has Wi-Fi connectivity. It has a 3.15-megapixel autofocus camera, as well as a secondary VGA camera to make video calls. It functions as a PDA as well, using...
The Nokia N85 is a mid-grade cell phone designed to provide more enhanced multimedia, gaming, and social sharing. The biggest feature of the N85 is the full N-Gage gaming support complete with 10 mobile game demos and 1 voucher for a full game license. The Nokia N85 also includes an FM transmitter to allow...
The Samsung Magnet SGH-A257 is a low-end (budget) candybar/smartphone designed in the likes of the average Blackberry or handheld PDA type cell phone. The SGH-A257 will be offered by AT&T, and utilizes GSM quadband (850/900/1800/1900MHz) frequencies. The Magnet features a full size QWERTY keyboard with a navigation menu pad and unique folder hotkey buttons....
The HTC Advantage 7510 is a powerful mobile phone designed to deliver laptop performance. A second generation HTC advantage device, the Advantage 7510 features an improved tactile keyboard that can be quickly detached and placed on a flat surface for a more PC-like experience. In addition, the Advantage 7510 boasts a large 5” VGA...
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