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Samsung Tocco F480 – Mobile Phone Review

admin — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 05:44:29 +0000

The Samsung F480 Tocco is a fantastic touchscreen phone that is incredibly attractive. You can do so much with the Samsung F480 Tocco 3G phone. It has the ability to switch from landscape to portrait viewing modes. It has a camera and an HTML web browser that can allow for easy access to the Internet. You can also download with speeds of up to 7.2 mbps as it has HSPDA. The Samsung Tocco will also allow you to connect and share your photos, videos, and applications via the Internet. Downloading and uploading is one of this phones best qualities.

The Samsung F480 is one of the smallest phones around and it only weighs 106 grams. It is a tiny bit bigger than a credit card and it is extremely thin. Externally, the Samsung F480 Tocco is a little gem, well constructed and sleek. An extremely smooth phone, the Samsung F480 will fit nicely into your palms. It uses touchscreen technology and has a huge wide screen which is perfect for viewing pictures and videos, as well as browsing the net which you can connect to with amazing speeds. It also has a top-notch camera and fantastic multimedia capability. This phone comes with plenty of advanced features and can definitely perform to the highest standards, and does a fantastic job as an alternative to the iPhone.

The Samsung F480 Tocco has a 5 megapixel camera that has plenty of advanced settings such as Smile Shot that is mode that enables the camera to identify when your subject is smiling and automatically takes the picture. Another great feature is face detection that helps to ensure you capture who you want to capture. It also has auto focus that makes sure the picture is as clear as it can be. This phone also has the ability to record video at great quality, and any video call you participate in will be of the highest quality.

This phone has a touchscreen so you can navigate completely by utilizing that feature. The touchscreen is extremely efficient and simple to use, unlike some of the earlier touchscreen phones that entered the phone market. It is fully customisable with the drag and drop technology. The Samsung Tocco is a 3G phone which is the most advanced type on the market today, allowing you to benefit from fantastic Internet speeds as well as video calls. It also has a great battery life of up to 3 hours of talk time and up to 250 hours of standby time. The Tocco comes with a music player that can play mp3, wma and plenty of other formats of music. It has a great music library allowing you to store many songs which you can listen back to in high quality. Video quality is also fantastic. The Samsung F480 Tocco has 230MB internal memory, but this can easily be upgraded to 8GB with a memory card, and that is ample space to store what you want.

The Samsung F480 phone also has an FM radio. You can make voice memos and view documents and even get into mobile printing. You can also directly upload to your phone from a computer or vice versa via a 2.0 USB cable line. This 3G phone is more than enough for even the heaviest user and is certainly in direct competition with other 3G phones. A fantastic looking phone , the Samsung F480 Tocco certainly lives up to expectations and will more that satisfy the average user.

By: Kaamran Malik

Samsung J700 – A Good Choice of Mobile Phone

admin — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 09:34:14 +0000

The Samsung J700 is a good choice if you are thinking to change your existing phone with a low mid range and budget phone. You will really like this creation of Samsung which is ladened with some good features to make your life more luxurious and easy going. The phone has some features which can give tough competition to models of other brands like Sony and Nokia within the same price bracket. This is a phone boasts of some good multimedia features and short cut keys.

Samsung J700 is a slider phone with some cute features in this phone. The phone has dimensions of 99.5 x 48 x 14.8 mm and weighs only 92 g. The light weight phone would be a hit among college students because they don’t feel like spending too much on expensive phones. And this may be a low mid range phone yet it has those multimedia features which the young generation are always in search of. The multimedia and the communicating features of this phone are by no means a low one.

The Samsung J700 supports GPRS, EDGE class 10. The 2 inches TFT touchscreen gives you the freedom to watch videos comfortably and paste colorful wallpapers. You will fall in love with this black and elegant gadget the moment you pick it in your hands. The 1.3 MP camera can really click good quality images. Though the phone doesn’t have flash but when you take pictures under comfortable light the images are quite clear and distinct.

The media player of the phone is something which the college chaps will love very much. It can play WMA files and MP3/AAC/AAC+/MIDI files too. The sound quality of the phone is superb whether you listen in hands free mode or via ear piece you enjoy a good sound in this phone.

Samsung J700 is a new launch and perhaps Samsung has tried to capture a particular audience like college students and those who are looking for budget phones. The phone can be little cheap but that by no means assert that it is out dated and has nothing special in it. You have JAVA MIDP version 2.0 for high resolution games in it, FM radio for those who love to tune to listen the recent releases or the retro clips. The phone is also equipped with a MPEG4/3GP video player and recorder. There is Bluetooth Printing and Organizer. There is currency converter and voice memo too.

By: Matt Damon

LG KB770 – A Mobile Gadget With a Difference

admin — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 05:48:43 +0000

The LG KB770 is a mobile phone with a 3.5G touchscreen and an integrated digital TV tuner. Its multimedia features score over iPhones. The touchscreen comes in two thousand fifty six colors along with flash UI and wallpapers that can be downloaded.

Its 3″ 400 x 240 pixel touchscreen display is impressive but what stands out is the DVB-T tuner which allows LG KB770 to catch free-to-air digital TV broadcasts. Those of you who are unable to view enough TV programs; this PDA-style mobile phone is a boon for them.

LG KB770 houses a tri-band GSM device with WCDMA 2100. On its backside, it houses a 3 megapixel digital camera with auto focus. On its front side, it encases a secondary camera for video calling. It has adequate video capture resolution of 320 x 240 pixels at 15 fps.

The LG KB770 is also equipped with a micro SD slot, stereo Bluetooth and USB connectivity. Plus its software comprises an extensive multimedia player, email client, web browser and a personal information management application.

As far as weight is concerned, LG KB770 weighs 109 grams and measures 108 x 53 x 14mm. It has maximum talk time of four hours with up to 12 days standby time. LG has announced that LG KB770 will be retailed in Germany from November 2008 onwards for around EUR449 without a SIM.

The phonebook is available in Photocall feature, which can manage the call record of 40 dialed, 40 received, 40 missed calls. It has polyphonic, MP3 ringtones with vibration and has 100 MB built-in memory, which provides ample space to store data.

You can also expand its memory using micro SD and transflash with up to 8GB.

LG KB 770 is available in glossy black color casing, with its Internet browsing feature available in WAP 2.0/xHTML and HTML option.

By: Jack Daniel

T-Mobile G1 Cellphone Review

admin — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 07:00:42 +0000

HTC in cooperation with Google has created a new cell phone with an Android operating system. The mobile phone is called “T-Mobile G1″ and is characterized by a special design, with a large screen that can be pushed to the side to reveal a full 5 row qwerty keyboard.

The mobile phone is said to become a major competitor to Apple’s IPhone. The mobile phone is build around an open source operating system, just like the IPhone, so both developers and the phone manufacturers can bring the users content and applications support. In practice this means that everyone can build applications for this mobile phone for anyone to buy or just download for free over the Internet. Using the built-in keyboard, it has become easy to navigate around on the phone, on the net and doing tasks like writing e-mails or other documents.

The G1 comes with:

528MHz processor WLAN function 3.2 inch touchscreen Full 5 row QWERTY keyboard 3.2 megapixel color camera with auto focus Full HTML browser Google Talk which is an chat program GPS navigation capability with Google Maps Street View which means that you can watch maps in real pictures from where you are and in street view Gmail YouTube

And many other Google features.

The mobile phone weights 158 grams, which also include the battery. The G1 also has a built-in microphone and speaker and supports many audio and video formats like Mp3, AAC, ACC+ and Mp4

The G1 has a search box on the desktop which is meant to search both the phone and the Internet. To reach the search box you just have to slide to the right with your fingertip and the desktop slides to a screen with a search box only. The search box also has some cool features. For instance it tries to guess what you want to search for by listing the most common searches on the Internet, while you are typing.

One of the features that makes the G1 stand out from the iPhone is the background picture.

On an iPhone, you can not put background pictures on your desktop, while on a G1 phone you just gets a panoramic picture when “sliding” around on the desktop.

The G1 looks pretty much the same as the previous T-Mobile Sidekick series.

I don’t like the design very much. I did expect a little more with Google and HTC working together, but I do also think that the software works really good and has some very nice functions. The G1 is very simple to use and you can take some shortcuts and directly add them to your desktop.

The absolute greatest advantage is the ability to accept open source programs, and I predicts this concept will be the future.

By: Christian Emil Johansen

Samsung I900 Omnia – Mobile Phone Review

admin — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 04:48:22 +0000

The new Samsung i900 is the most desirable phone of 2008, a bold statement, but on merit this is most certainly true. This beauty hailed an iPhone wannabe, really has got it all. After a few attempts at producing the best touchscreen phone (namely the Armani and Tocco), it seems Samsung may have finally cracked the code with the i900 Omnia. In fact the Samsung Omnia is so good that you could say it makes its Apple counterpart look mediocre. An iPhone wannabe you say then? Far from it!

So what is it that makes the Samsung i900 Omnia so good, well many things. Firstly, this is designed to perfection. They say first impressions last; well then Samsung knew exactly what they were doing. Here you have a large WQVGA 3.2 inch screen with a 16:9 widescreen aspect, only fractionally smaller than the iPhone. It is just as user-friendly as it looks and with a sleek sexy look and a platinum finish, it is bound to turn heads. The Samsung Omnia is also rather slim and fits nicely into the hands.

But what use is a good-looking phone without substance? Right and that is exactly why Samsung have packed this gem with countless quality features that puts it up there among the best of phones. Firstly, it is important to note that this runs on Windows Mobile 6.1, something that will certainly please Windows users who will see similarities. As such you can also edit documents such as those made in Word and Excel. However as this is essentially a smartphone, the response time may not always be great to some users.

The Samsung i900 Omnia is a 3G phone, which is great for anyone wanting better internet connection and wanting to make video calls. Web browsing is excellent, using the Opera browser, which is incredibly easy to use, and a more suitable option that Internet Explorer. Combine this with the very fast HSDPA downloads, and you have a mobile phone that will provide a great web experience. The i900 Omnia also has Wi-Fi, and comes equipped with some handy extras such as a GPS receiver. Essentials like Bluetooth and USB connectivity are all here too.

Among the best features on the Samsung Omnia is the 5-megapixel camera. Not only does it have face detection, it even includes smile detection! Another excellent feature associated with the camera is that using the GPS photos can be geotagged. Intrigued? That means the exact location, date and time of where the picture was taken can be saved too! The Samsung i900 Omnia also has an LED flash and digital zoom for good measure. It also has a very good video camera. Overall it is up there among the best camera phones, and a lot better than the iPhone.

The Samsung i900 Omnia really does score points on the multimedia forefront. The i900 has fantastic media playback capability, you have an FM radio and the MP3 player supports countless formats. This was expected since it is a rival to the iPhone, but the i900 really does deliver. An outstanding feature is the massive memory to save all your videos, tracks and photos to. It is available in both 8 and 16 GB, both more than adequate for the average user. Finally, there is no point having so much to enjoy if the battery life will let you down. With the Samsung Omnia, this will never be an issue, the battery life is very good.

It is safe to say then that based on merit, the Samsung i900 is the best phone of 2008 (at least so far). It really does deliver in many respects, with fantastic features, a great look and ease of use, the i900 will be a popular choice. Most of all, it is very affordable which may give it the edge over the iPhone as a better all-round choice.

By: Kaamran Malik