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LG’s Chocolate has sold about 4 million units worldwide.
The company now wants to take the success a bit farder. They have planned to release a 3G version of the popular Chocolate phone to the Asian markets.
The 3G Chocolate features a 2-MP camera, a secondary VGA camera for video calls, UMTS, Bluetooth 1.2 and a microSD expansion slot.
The device will cost about $638.
Samsung had developed the slimmest LCD for cellphones and broken it's own record one more time!.
Earlier the company had showed a LCD 0.82mm-thick, but the latest work from the company is a only 0.74mm-thick.
This means that the company will soon make cellphones even slimmer.
As a reference Samsung’s Ultra Edition phones that will be released this spring will have a monstrous 1.9mm-thick LCD screen.
On the outside it looks like an ordinary (old-school) cell phone; unscrew the antenna and oh my gosh--you can fill it up with your favorite 4-ounce beverage! Made of stainless steel and about five inches long, it comes with a leather belt holster for those on-the-go moments. X-Treme Geek.com sells the Cell Phone Flask for $12.97, certanly the best gift for that geek with a social life friend of yours ;)
Things are pretty shady on the BenQ-Siemens front, what with this unidentified handset appearing suddenly. Information regarding this mystery cellphone is more scant than finding the nasa videos of the moonlanding :P, so it looks like our friends at BenQ-Siemens are paying their people really well to keep this offering under wraps. Shaped after a black pebble, this smartphone comes with a red side which surrounds the entire side and front. More updates will be available as soon as there is some progress i guess...
The Motorola RIZR Z8 is to be released on the second quarter of 2007, and here we show you some of its features. It's the 2st Motorola "kick slider", comes with high-speed connectivity via HSDPA, and a multimedia feature set that includes a brilliant 16 million color 35 x 50 mm QVGA full screen display and video playback speeds of up to 30 frames per second, 90 MB of internal memory and also supports expandable memory up to 4 GB using microSD, enough space for full length movies, hours of music or tons of pictures. Stay tunned to find out more about this great cell phone!
Five pink picks for your lover this Valentine's Day. ENJOY!
Nothing to do with cellphones but hey Your girls already have one :P
Motorola Buzz is the first CDMA / iDEN hybrid phone, released for Nextel. It is not as good looking as some other Motorola cell phones, but hey, this one is a cell phone AND walkie talkie, with a ruggerized exterior and some nice features like speakerphone, Java, and location-based services.
How much do you think that new-fangled device on the right costs? A couple of hundred bucks?
Apparently, the Ogo retails for $79.99 after a $30 instant rebate, bringing you the ability to retrieve your email via push technology, compatibility with a wide range of attachments, a QWERTY keypad, RSS feeds support, ICQ connectivity, and a wider-than-average horizontal LCD display. The monthly subscription fee will start at $17.99 depending on the type of services you subscribe to. The Ogo is one of the more interesting BlackBerry-type handhelds to come out from California-based IXI Mobile.
Samsung's SPH-V8400 is only 15.9mm thin. The slim and light new slider phone comes with a MP3 player, a 1.3 megapixel camera, an electronic dictionary, photo-editing functions, a USB disk, file viewer, and voice-dialing. Slim and functional, ideal for those who look for simplicity instead of gazillion options.
Kyocera released for Verizon Wireless the K323, designed to be easy to use. It has a one touch button to access the speaker phone and the volume controls, VGA camera with video recording, a 65.000 colors display of 128x160 pixels main screen.
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Hobbies : duh! electronic stuff.
