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Nokia E7 – Your New Smartphone Business Partner


Nokia is off to a yet another great start and ahead of the competition as they revealed another high-end smartphone for the business centric user. They rekindled the old school brick type Nokia 9000 Communicator and launched it in a thinner, lighter (merely 176 grams) and trendier design and named it as the Nokia E7.

The Nokia E7 is most likely the first smartphone from the renowned Finnish company that has a polarized 640×360 pixels AMOLED capacitive touch screen, successfully breaking the 4-inch barrier. It’s also appealing that they’ve included the full touch and full QWERTY keyboard in a slider form factor. Nokia E7 comes with an 8 MP camera with dual LED flash and a 16 GB on-board storage that helps the user record and edit 720p HD at 25fps video on the fly. It also offers a 1200mAH battery with extended life that can last 18 days of standby time and up to 9 hours of talk time. Nokia E7’s business features include support for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, Mail for Exchange, Microsoft Communicator Mobile and Microsoft Share Point Server. This hot new gadget will interestingly run on the Symbian 3 platform. It also has the usual features like Bluetooth 3.0, WiFi, HSDPA at 10.2MBps, HSUPA at 2.0Mbps and GPS.

Unlike its 1996 predecessors which were mostly black and grey, the Nokia E7 will be available in Dark Grey, Silver White, Green, Blue and Orange choice of colors.

More Nokia E series models here.

Blackberry Torch – Sizzling Hot Sliding QWERTY Phone

Not all that is blazing hot, fast and sexy is Johnny Storm – introducing the new Blackberry Torch. This latest and flaming just off the grill gadget from Blackberry features a brand new operating system.
The Blackberry Torch features a 3.2 inch touchscreen with a slide out keyboard for comfortable typing. The phone also comes with Wi-Fi, 5 megapixel camera and 4 GB of storage. The sliding keyboard is a first for blackberry, as well as the new blackberry OS 6, which is made to improve the mobile internet experience. Additional feature of the OS includes media synch, a service which enables users to stream audio content from their home to their mobile device. Can this hot baby burn brighter than its competitors? Look at these features from Blackberry and decide.

• Slider form factor with touch screen plus QWERTY keyboard and optical trackpad
• BlackBerry 6 OS with all-new browser featuring tabbed browsing for access to multiple web pages at the same time and pinch-to-zoom capability
• Next-generation messaging including group messaging for up to 10 people and locations
• Social networking feed application for one view of all your favorite sites such as Facebook, Twitter and MySpace
• Integrated search from home screen
• 5 MP camera with flash, autofocus, and environment settings
• Latest Wi-Fi “N” network support (Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n) for home and office use
• Plenty of memory including 512 MB RAM + 512 MB Flash + 4 GB Flash + 4 GB MicroSD
• Extended talk time of GSM: 5.5 hrs UMTS: 5.8 hrs and even longer standby time of GSM: 17 days UMTS: 13 days

Find more Blackberry QWERTY phones here.

CHARM – Motorola’s Baby With Android 2.1 and MOTOBLUR Enhancements

True to its commitment to providing its customers with an increased customizable user experience, Motorola has announced its newest masterpiece – Motorola CHARM. This is a touch screen smartphone loaded with a social networking punch with its MOTOBLUR enhancements, Android 2.1, compact design, and a BACKTRACK feature making screen navigation more intuitive. Its pocketable design makes messaging a breeze with the perfect blend of QWERTY keyboard and touch screen. The unit’s BACKTRACK navigation pad, which looks like a laptop touch panel allows clear view of text messages, the Web, news feeds, and e-mails.

Motorola CHARM is the first in the U.S. to offer an improved version of MOTOBLUR built on Android 2.1, which actually syncs photos, messages, posts, contact, and many others in manageable streams from various sources including Gmail, MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, as well as in personal and work e-mails. With the CHARM, customization is always possible. In fact, users can resize and move pre-loaded home screen widgets so you can personalize up to seven home screen panels for a more custom experience. Also, users now have a way to control their phone’s battery consumption by choosing various power modes to conserve battery.

The Motorola CHARM also comes with Moto Phone Portal which allows users to access and manage their phone’s data from just about any browser via Wi-Fi connection or a USB. This means that you are free to edit content or view important information even when you’re at home or on a travel. The CHARM will be available in the U.S. market this summer. For the meantime, you can check out other mobile phones from the same company like the Motorola QWERTY at Amazon.

Samsung Epic 4G: The First 4G-Capable Phone with Slide-out QWERTY Keyboard and Excellent AMOLED Touchscreen

If you are not the first, you’re last so better whip your wallet into shape and get ready to be the proud owner of the first 4G capable smartphone with slide-out QWERTY keyboard and brilliant super AMOLED touchscreen. The new Samsung Epic 4G Galaxy S smartphone is the second 4G capable handset from Sprint and Samsung’s first ever 4G Android powered mobile phone. That’s a lot of first from Sprint and Samsung and it’s up to you to jump into the 4G bandwagon. With 4G, you’ll definitely be the first from a lot of things – thanks to its blazing fast nationwide connection offering the fastest data speeds and download speeds up to 10 times faster than conventional 3G.

The Samsung Epic 4G features an unprecedented display, thanks to its 4-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen screen. The AMOLED display boasts over 100 times the contrast quality of other display, ultra fast response time that eliminates “ghosting”, wide viewing angles, and slim, precise and touch responsive screen design. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

The Samsung Epic 4G has exclusive AllShare service which lets you share audio files, images as well as high-definition video with Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) licensed home devices like digicams, printers, HDTVs, monitors and others. Other astounding features include Android 2.1 platform, six-axis sensor for responsive gaming experience, A8 Hummingbird Application Processor for great multimedia, Samsung Social Hub for connecting to social network, and a faster wireless technology.

You can also click here for other Samsung QWERTY mobile phones.

COOL LEAF: Input Devices with NO Physical Buttons


Here’s something interesting not just for computer savvies out there but also for everyone who uses a remote, and a calculator as well. A Japanese company named Minebea has just unveiled a series of input devices that have three things in common – they are real flat, they don’t have physical buttons, and they come so stylish. These devices include a keyboard, a calculator, and a remote control. This next generation input system, which is called Cool Leaf, spares its owners from spending time in cleaning and maintaining that conventional key tops require.

With the COOL LEAF, you will use just a single board that you’ll find way easy to clean any time. It is also innovatively designed in such a way that its characters appear on the flat mirror panel through the help of a plate-type backlight. True, in its highly sophisticated design is a combination of Minebea’s technologies in keyboards, measurement gadgets, and lighting devices. In this product, Mineaba has combined its cross-sectional collective strengths or horizontal strength.

The COOL LEAF is starting to make it obvious that in the coming years, buttons will be outmoded. With this cool, water-resistant gizmo, stand-out buttons can now be eradicated. It employs a special film that’s developed by a Japanese chemical company called Toray Industries. This film is actually an electrostatic capacity type touch panel containing force sensors beneath, plus a backlight which serves as the bottom layer. When the device is switched off, the surface just appears as a plain mirror. There’s no word yet as to when this device will be released. It is intended to capture the hearts of people in movie theater market and in the medical field.