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The Nokia N95 is an impressive device, and one that is set to become the top high end smartphone for 2007. What impresses about the N95 is that so many features have been packed into a relatively small device. Within a device little bigger than the N73 is a 5 megapixel camera (with VGA video capture too), connectivity options galore (USB, Infrared, Bluetooth, GSM, WCDMA, HSDPA and WLAN), integrated GPS, 150MB of internal memory (expandable via a microSD slot), and a feature packed and application laden software platfrom - S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1. But what's it really like to use? Here are some first impressions.
On picking up the N95 for the first time, it is evident that this is a smartphone that has gone a diet compared to some of its predecessors. It is light in the hand and, as is typical of slider phones, has short stubby dimensions. The N95 manages to fall into the camp of phones that feel smaller than their dimensions suggest. Compared to both the N80 and N93, the N95 feels considerably smaller. It compares favourably with the Nokia N73 (it's shorter, but slightly wider). There's a large 2.6 inch screen which looks absolutely great, below this are the main control keys. First impressions are that these keys are well laid out and easy to use. The big S60 application key is particularly good. A quick push on the bottom of the device pushes the screen
up to reveal the full keypad. Each row of keys is on its own ridge and there is good tactile feedback. They feel a little cramped after the large keypad on the N93, but are a big improvement over the N73's and N80's keypads.

On either side of the device there are speakers. These produce surprisingly good stereo sound - certainly giving some of the best speaker-only audio output I have heard on a phone. The left hand side also houses a 3.5mm audio jack. It really is good to see Nokia adopting standard jacks like this. In the box a remote control / microphone unit is supplied, which means it is still possible to use the phone in hands-free mode. There is also a microSD card slot, which takes card up to 2GB in size. On the right hand side of the device there are various keys used in conjunction with the camera (capture, gallery and zoom).

The camera, which is 5 megapixels and uses Carl Zeiss optics, is on the back of the device and is accompanied by a 'ring-slider' which open and closes the shutter. Opening the shutter activates the camera application. To take pictures, the phone is held horizontally with the screen used as a view finder, as on the N73. In this mode, the capture key is on the top right of the device. This means the N95 is used in the same way as most point and shoot digital cameras, and it captures this experience more closely than its predecessors. The camera application has a number of extras, camera options now include 4 ISO settings, contrast and sharpness adjustment, and an enhanced burst mode (now with gaps of up to 15 minutes).

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Although the QWERTY-tastic Nokia E90 Communicator won't officially go on sale until next month, an anxious buyer ponied up the equivalent of US$5000 to get his hands on the first unit. Sold to Hartono Gunawan (center) at a charity auction in Jakarta, Indonesia, the E90 is the latest in Nokia's line of powerful communicators.

You might be wondering why they pulled this promotional stunt in Indonesia. Well, the first communicator -- Nokia 9000 -- was launched there, and ever since, Nokia "has released all its communicators in Indonesia first." The money raised through the E90 auction will be donated to UNICEF.

Nokia Indonesia general manager Hasan Aula and Indonesia's UNICEF Ambassador Ferry Salim Of the three, Gunawan looks the least happy. C'mon man! You're the proud owner of the first

Source:http://news.trendaz.com/cgi-bin/readnews2.pl?newsId=928162&lang=EN

Normally at home building white goods such as fridge-freezers, Haier have gone to the other end of the scale and claim to have produced the world's smallest mobile.

The Elegance is a lipstick case-sized luxury GSM mobile phone only 3.5" long. It is the ultimate fashion accessory for the active club set, women on the go, or anyone who would love an micro sized MP3 player that serves double duty as a full function GSM mobile phone, or vice versa.

The micro sized Elegance is finished in what can best be described as a gun metal color mirrored surface (reminiscent of a black pearl) and features built in MP3 player (w/ up to 1.128 GB capacity) FM Stereo tuner, Voice Recorder, Photo viewer, stereo BlueTooth transmitter and full color energy saving OLED display w/ delightful 3-D animated graphics.

Includes: built in 128MB RAM, A/C charger, stereoheadphone / microphone, lanyard, battery, owner's manual, USB transfer and charging cable and CD ROM.

Source:http://www.mbmagazine.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2340&Itemid=62

Newly launched Motorola MOTO Z8, the world's first kick slider, features crystal clear video capture and playback at 30 frames per second and up to 32GB of expandable memory. Additionally it will enable entertainment fans to get mobile TV, video and music all on one device.

The unique ergonomic slider design glides open and kicks out for a perfect fit-to-face curved profile.

MOTO Z8 provides mobile broadband at 3.6Mbps HSDPA, among the fastest over-the-air download speeds today, for 10-second song downloads using a combination of OMAP2420 and ARM 11 processors that also provide a powerful platform for multi-tasking, like consumers can surf the Web while listening to music, without missing a beat.

Dedicated keys access music in one touch, storage for approximately 1,000 songs and stereo Bluetooth wireless technology optimize the device for mobile music. The MOTOROKR S9 stereo headphones, bundled with the Z8, provide wire-free enjoyment with A2DP and AVRCP Bluetooth stereo profiles.

Catch a moment on the fly with an 8x zoom camera and lumi LED light or record and watch memories with video record and playback capabilities.

Intuitive UI allows one-click picture or video sharing with friends or easy uploading to chosen social networking Internet sites, such as Flickr, MySpace, YouTube.

The well-designed user interface allows one-click access to phone functions.

MOTO Z8 will provide access to high quality games from Electronic Arts' popular suite of titles. It includes a built-in demo of EA SPORTS BIG "SSX3".

Those of you who can enjoy watching a movie on mobile phone screen can enjoy a full-length film with approximately 80MB of free internal user memory and optional expandable memory up to 32GB with high density microSD memory cards. The 4GB allows storage of approximately 12 full-length motion pictures or 70 hours of music. The handset ships with pre-loaded feature film, The Bourne Identity.


Z8 users will be able to access mobile content services from BSkyB directly from their handset, such as Sky's on-demand library of updating news, entertainment and sports. Sky's 'Anytime' application provides an access point to a range of live mobile TV services that include over 30 TV channels(2) and allows customers to use their mobile phone to program their Sky+ set-top boxes remotely to record programs and place bets through SkyBet.

In addition to BSkyB, a world of free content is open to consumers with the inclusion of the Podcast.com service, allowing consumers to download their favorite audio and video podcasts direct from the Internet automatically to their handset.

MOTO Z8 will be available for purchase in Europe and Asia beginning in June.
Source:http://news.sawf.org/Tech/37254.aspx

Looking for a mobile phone with a decent specification, but without the contract that is pay as you go mobile phone? You might like the look of the Samsung U600 slider phone, which is available from Virgin Mobile from this month, but obviously at a price.

The U600 is the latest handset in Samsung's Ultra Edition range, with the trademark slimline looks (just 11.9mm wide) and plenty of useful everyday features. Those include a 3.2 megapixel camera, video capture and playback, expandable memory and an FM radio.

Source:http://techdigest.tv/2007/05/virgin_mobile_o_1.html

The Sony Ericsson Mobile Phone Z610i comes in a super stylish reflective casing which is highly effective & a show stopper. The handset comes in a choice of colours which include luster black, airy blue & rose pink. The Z610i 3G handset is wonderful to hold & has a very tactile feel to its smooth &
soft shape. The Z610i has a clamshell opening mechanism & comes with an informative external screen which is discrete. The external screen looks like a mirror & it only looks like a screen when it is lit up for all to see. The screen can be lit up by the user activating it or by a call coming in or a message being delivered to the Z610i. The external screen provides the user with a OLED display which has a screen resolution of 128 x 36 pixels. The Sony Ericsson Z610i weighs 110 grams including the battery & measures 94.5 x 49 x 20 mm. The phones battery will provide the user with up to three hundred & twenty hours of standby time & approximately five & a half hours worth of talk time. The Z610i comes from the Z range which includes other popular clamshell opening mobile phone which include the Sony Ericsson Z530i, Sony Ericsson Z550i & the Sony Ericsson Z710i.


The phone can be opened up to reveal a 262k colour screen & a stylish keypad for easy text input. The internal screen has a TFT display which comes with a screen resolution of 176 x 220 pixels. The internal screen with all is bright & clear colours allows the user to see animated wallpaper & fun screensavers. The Sony Ericsson Z610i comes with a high quality camera feature which is a 2 megapixel camera complete with 2.5 digital zoom. The digital zoom allows the user to get a closer shot at their target & ensures a clear & precise shot each time. The user can store, save, share & upload their pictures with ease. The user can have fun uploading their selected photos to their own personal blog site for all their friends & family to view. The user can get their own photo blog site up & running within a few seconds & enjoy sharing their experiences with others.

Source:http://www.yourmobilephonereviews.co.uk/sony_ericsson_z610i_reviews.htm

Motorola know that consumers love the sleek, thin designs of the RAZR and KRZR phones. The RIZR Z3 is a natural addition to Motorola's range, bringing the same famous design queues from its previous handsets to a slider-style device. The RIZR Z3 is a quad-band (GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz) phone with support for EDGE and GPRS data, and is armed with a 2 megapixel fixed focus camera with an LED flash. It also has Bluetooth, but the design will surely be the feature to win many hearts. After a long wait to get our hands on a review unit, we can finally put the Motorola's rising slider to the test.


Physical Aspects

Frequent readers will know that we love the soft touch rubber compound that was first made famous on the Motorola E398. I am glad to report that instead of the glossy fingerprint and scratch magnet surface of the KRZR, Motorola Mobile Phones has opted for this rubber compound to wrap the Z3. This makes it nice to the touch, provides extra grip, and makes the phone less susceptible to scratches. However, our review unit has received abuse from previous testers, and some parts of the rubber compound have actually been scratched off. I apologize for the less than perfect unit in the photographs, but these things are out of our control.

The Z3 is built fantastically. Every millimeter of it is perfect and it feels very solid. The slider mechanism feels robust and smooth as it clicks into place every time you slide the Z3 open or closed. There were no squeaks or creaks found even though our unit has been heavily abused. This speaks volumes about the solid build of the Motorola Z3.


On the front, just next to the Motorola emblem, is a hidden Bluetooth indicator LED. This will flash blue whenever a Bluetooth connection is in progress. You will find a small thumb grip just below the display to provide grip when sliding the phone open and closed. Below that, the large 5-way navigational d-pad is flanked by the left and right soft keys, web, clear, call, and end keys. The d-pad is adequately raised and is comfortable to use. The web and clear keys, however, are a bit too small and cramped for easy usage.

To the right of the phone, the voice dial key is located towards the top and the dedicated camera key is located alongside the miniUSB port towards the bottom. On the left of the Z3 are the volume keys and smart key. The 2 megapixel camera lens is located on the back. There is no self-portrait mirror on the Z3, so users will have to rely on trial and error to shoot proper pictures of themselves. The loudspeaker is located on the lower portion of the back of the Z3.

Sliding open the Z3, the familiar looking flush keypad as seen on the RAZR and KRZR is present, and has a nice blue backlight. The keypad is comfortable to use, providing good feedback, and each key is sized just right. Rubber inserts between the keys also do a good job at separating the buttons.


The Z3 measures 45.5mm x 105.5mm x 16mm (1.8" x 4.2" x 0.6") and weighs approximately 115g (4.0oz). It slips nicely into my pocket and should pose no problem at all if it were to be tossed in a handbag. I simply love the design of the Z3 and its solid feel just cements it as one of the best-made phones I have seen in a long time.

Source:http://www.mobileburn.com/review.jsp?Id=3345&source=HOMETOP

The Moto Q: The First no-Compromises QWERTY

Today’s users are looking for mobility to give them the best combination of style, voice, messaging and entertainment and the Motorola Q delivers. The world’s thinnest QWERTY, the Motorola Q changes the playing field for mobile devices by delivering a superior uncompromising mobile experience in one amazing ultra-thin package.

Ultra-thin Look & Feel

Fifty percent thinner than its top competitors, the Motorola Q is also lightweight and features electro-luminescent keys, QWERTY keyboard, thumbwheel for single-handed control, and internal antenna. The Motorola Q also provides users the opportunity to balance work and play through additional features such as a large, vibrant, color screen, Web surfing capabilities, a 1.3 mega pixel camera with photo lighting, video and MP3 audio capabilities, and cool compatible Bluetooth-enabled accessories like the new RAZRWIRE Bluetooth eyewear.

The Ultimate Voice Experience


Motorola invented the mobile phone so you know we know voice! Leveraging Motorola’s expertise in RF technology, the new Q delivers the best phone experience you can get on a QWERTY. Featuring a high-quality speakerphone, voice-activated dialing and Bluetooth functionality, the Q enables hands-free multitasking for today’s busy work environment.

Your Office Space, Any Place

With the Motorola Q, mobile professionals can be confident they can be productive by having a quality phone and email experience in an innovative and stylish form factor. The Motorola Q leverages Microsoft’s familiar and trusted Windows Mobile phone software and is among the first devices to run on the new Windows Mobile 5.0 platform which delivers scalable and cost-effective mobile messaging support with Exchange 2003 out of the box.

Summary of Key Features


• One of the first devices to run on Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0; Optimized for Microsoft Exchange 2003 and a variety of third party email solutions that enable a broad set of corporate email capabilities.
• Thinnest QWERTY device in the world – 11.5mm.
• Full, ergonomic QWERTY keyboard, 5-way navigation button and thumb wheel.
• Video clip capture and playback.
• Connectivity via Bluetooth, IrDA and mini-USB; compatible with Motorola H500, HT820, H5, H600, H700 Bluetooth wireless headsets.
• Multi-Media Messaging (MMS).
• Dual, stereo-quality speakers
• Audio formats supported: iMelody, MIDI, MP3, AAC, WAV, WMA, WAX, QCELP.
• Image formats supported: GIF87a, GIF89a, JPEG, WBMP, BMP, PNG.
• Video formats supported: H.263, MPEG-4, GSM-AMR, AAC, WMV
• Mini-SD removable memory card slot.
• Large, high-resolution display (320 x 240 pixels, 65K TFT).
• 1.3 mega pixel camera with photo lighting.
• PIM functionality with Picture Caller ID.
• Advanced speech recognition and speakerphone.

Source:http://www.motorola.com/motoinfo/product/details.jsp?globalObjectId=113