Tag Archive for 'smartphone'
Alright, I’ll admit, I’ve never heard of this company, they also go by WNC, and they had a Linux phone that I was really impressed with. First, it has Linux, version 2.6, which means its open, then it has WiFi, a touch-screen, Bluetooth, a 2MP camera (which is the only mediocre thing about this phone), [...]
Hmm, Palm Foleo, nope doesn’t ring a bell. I’m wondering, why would anyone want to put out their version of a product that didn’t fare so well to begin with? Maybe they like a challenge?
So the Palm Foleo was going to be this amazing device, it was going to be the thing that took smartphones to the next level. For those who’ve never heard of the device or forgot what it was supposed to do, it was basically going to be an ultra-portable extension of the smartphone allowing you [...]
It looks a lot like the LG enV or the Nokia E90, but its nothing like either of those. It flips open to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard, a D-Pad, and a larger screen than the external one.
Vincent Nguyen got his grubby little hands on another phone the rest of us will just have to dream about, Samsung F700 or the Vodafone Croix. We’ve written about this phone several times before eventually getting some hands on time at CeBIT a few months ago, but Vincent actually got one in for review.
If you are just reading this for the pictures, click here for a direct link to the PhoneMag article about it where you can find all 7 pictures that are available, otherwise, continue reading. What we know is that this is the N96.
This will be the third 3G phone the 3G-less network provider has dropped recently. I guess this means they are really off their rocker, or really serious about finally opening up their 3G network.
Back when we reviewed Helio’s dual-sliding Ocean smartphone in May one of our first criticisms of the device was the lack of Microsoft Exchange support - without business-standard push-email, calendar and contacts syncronisation it was tough recommending the handset to business users. Helio answered with a beta of their Exchange upgrade, and they’ve today [...]
The HTC Shadow is a new Windows Mobile 6 based smart phone for T-mobile service. It has a lot of potential and after spending some time with it, I really appreciate the amount of work that HTC puts into its phones.
E-ten releases their latest Glofiish today, the M800. The design is quite similar with the X800, however the M800 sports a slider QWERTY keyboard. Under the hood, E-ten Glofiish is powered by Samsung S3C2442 500Mhz CPU and equipped with 256MB of Flash ROM plus 64MB RAM. Users can expand their storage using microSD card.
