Samsung Electronics, a world leader in digital music technology, announces the launch of its new collection to accompany the successful K3 media player.
In time for this season’s fun and frolics and in keeping with this summer’s fashion trends of fresh and zingy colours, the K3 will be available in a cool mojito green and ravishing ruby red - a match for any Speedo or bikini combination.
Samsung Mobile today announces an ultra-cool addition to its Ultra Edition line-up, with the arrival of the Samsung D840 metallic slider
Pegged as the sexy and even more stylish older brother of the Samsung D900, the Samsung D840 continues all the great design steps that the original Samsung Ultra Edition range started. For an amazing metallic look and sensual to the touch feel, the Samsung D840 has been crafted from cutting-edge featherweight materials including magnesium, and fiberglass-infused plastic give the mobile phone’s svelte form significantly enhanced durability without ever weighing you down. Lightweight in form, the Samsung D840 is a heavyweight performer.
Macromedia is planning to bring support for its very popular animation format Flash to the mobile platform with support from the world’s largest selling mobile phone company Nokia. They would be integrating the technology into Nokia’s Series 60 Platform for mobile devices, including smart phones. The Series 60 Platform is built on the Symbian Operating System and is licensed by mobile phones manufacturers including Lenovo, LG Electronics, Nokia, Panasonic, Samsung, Sendo, and Siemens.
As a result, the Series 60 mobile phones from Nokia would become a reference point for the Macromedia Flash technology. Nokia has also agreed to support the format in its other applications and software platforms.
One of the largest cell phone manufacturers in the world Nokia would soon start taking technology from Texas Instruments for their upcoming cheap mobile phones. The new chipset would be incorporating most of the mobile electronics components necessary for a mobile phone on a single panel, which would end up making the productions costs low.
Texas Instruments in a press release said that their technology would help Nokia make cheaper and affordable phones, which would let them target emerging mobile markets like India and China. The competition in these areas is quite complicated and with margins going lower, it became important for Nokia to look for cheaper technology.
The latest chips from Texas Instruments would bundle together components for functionalities like memory storage, logic, power management and various radio/network processes. TI has been working on this concept since 2002 and displayed test models last month.
Nokia has launched the first mobile phones to include alerts encouraging people to unplug the charger once the battery is full, a move that could save enough electricity to power 85,000 homes a year. Starting with the new Nokia 1200, Nokia 1208 and Nokia 1650, the alerts will be rolled out across the Nokia product range.
The W950i Walkman® is a slim and stylish 3G phone with an advanced digital music player and large touchscreen for ease of use. Using the W950i is easy. A touchscreen and stylus is a comfortable way to choose and open menu items.
The keypad of the slim W950i is smooth and flush with the surface and the dedicated music player keys and other controls have one-press-to-open functionality.
Nokia’s E65 mobile is full-featured smart-phone with that little bit of extra design flair.
This smart, stylish mobile delivers on all fronts. It’s got a 2 megapixel camera, bright 2.2″ screen, document viewer and expandable memory. Plus the smart slider and attractive design mean it looks great and will fit neatly into your pocket.
The Xdas from O2 are driven by Microsoft Windows Mobile® - a pocket-sized version of Microsoft Windows, for PDAs and Smartphones. When used in conjunction with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003, Windows Mobile 5.0 devices allow you to receive push email and wirelessly synchronise your inbox, calendar, contacts and tasks. You can also download, view and edit email attachments with mobile versions of Microsoft® Office applications you’ll already know, like Word, Excel and PowerPoint. And Pocket Outlook can synchronise your Xda with your desktop computer so your calendar and contacts are always completely up to date.
The BlackBerry 8800 from O2 is a high-quality, high-performance handset for business customers. Ideal if you want key services like email, Internet browsing, data applications and voice on one device. It is packed with new features, such the latest 5-way trackball navigation and an in-built GPS receiver which combined with the BlackBerry Mapping service gives you an international route planning service. With the highest capacity battery in the BlackBerry handset range, it has all the power you need to keep up with your busy schedule.
The BlackBerry 8800 features include:
The BlackBerry Pearl from O2 provides the perfect balance of performance, design and functionality for users who prefer traditional phone-style designs. The BlackBerry Pearl elegantly combines an incredibly small, sleek and stylish exterior, full-featured smartphone with the gold standard in wireless email and the result is something special.
The BlackBerry Pearl features include: 1.3 MP digital camera, email, browser, multimedia player and organiser all-in-one, smallest SureType™ QWERTY keyboard. With email, attachments, phone and web access it’s never been easier to stay connected on the move.
The BlackBerry Pearl features include: