Ashish | 
11 5th, 2008| 
These days the 5 megapixel camera phone have become old fashioned, the latest in thing are the 8 megapixel camera, All the major brands have come up with their eight megapixel camera, be it LG, SONY or SAMSUNG. Talking about Samsung, it had launched the i8510 INNOV8 slider phone in this segment, but now it has come up with a new phone. This one is known as the Bresson or Pixon M8800. With the usual and standard mobile features ithat you expect of a device, the Samsung M8800 Pixon extends the boundaries with new features that include tilt-and-flip photo browser (allows flipping through your photos by simply tilting your handset).
Nov
2
Nokia Aeon combines two touch-sensitive panels mounted on a fuel-cell power pack. Each of the panels are capable of being used independently. The touch screen displays all buttons that are virtual, so in one situation one panel could operate as the display, the other as the keypad. Nokia also establishes a new wireless standard with wibree, basically an upgraded bluetooth which would allow the Aeon to be a thin-client, farming out processing and storage.The complete phone is virtual and the panels can be used for voice calls/ sending messages and enjoying the musical experiance from any panels.
Oct
29
Apple Inc. announced a lighter weight model of its popular iPhone. Aimed at a younger generation who can’t always afford the latest and greatest phones, the iPhone Shuffle saves 50% of its manufacturing costs by not providing a screen. Initially, we were skeptical this would make the product unusable. However, Steve Jobs calmed all of our fears. ‘We know what users want in life; they want excitement, surprises. And that’s where we’re going with this. You have no idea who you are calling, who is calling you, or if your phone is even on. You really need to be prepared to speak with anyone at anytime. Your boss, your mom, your girlfriend. I present you with iPhone Shuffle.’
-Steve Jobs
Oct
17
BYB Balance is a concept of a luxury cellphone which is made from titanium and stainless steel. The handset has a slider form factor and comes with a pair of touchscreen displays inside that are protected when closed.
Designer Bence Bogar dreams of more than electric sheep. His BYB Balance Cell Phone is one dreamy concoction of luxury and smart phone, with everything you ever wanted. There’s even 512MB of internal memory on top of a microSD expansion slot. A software program, MindPad, lets users draw characters and symbols with a finger for rapid and simple input. If that isn’t sufficient geek magnet, Bogar’s amalgamation of titanium and stainless steel is deliciously chic enough to cause jaws to drop when you whip it out. We certainly like the sliding mechanism which allows this little sexpot to convert into a clock or digital photo frame when not in action.
Oct
11
Nokia 888 claims to be the cellphone of the future. The device is so compact and ultra portable that you could bend it, mould it to any shape, you can even strap it like a wrist watch. This phone has only appeared on the drawing board till now, so it might take few more years before its available to consumers. It actually reminds me the famous James Bond Movie, where Agent 007 carries all such Gizmo Gadgets.
Oct
2
Google India has just introduced a new product called Google SMS Channels that lets you make your own sms group, subscribe to news alerts, blog updates and other kinds of information like horoscopes, jokes, stocks or even cricket scores via SMS text messages.
Sep
25
The first cell phone running Google Inc.’s mobile software looks something like Apple Inc.’s iPhone and has a large touch screen, but it also packs a trackball, a slide-out keyboard and easy access to Google’s e-mail and mapping programs. Google’s G1 may appeal more to technophiles than the average consumer because of its open-source platform, which allows anyone to develop programs for the device.
Sep
4
Now people of India can enjoy full talktime credit for every recharge you do. No worry of getting unsatisfactory talktime on the top up cards.
Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) asked the telecom operators to waive the processing charge on the top-up cards, resulting full talk time on such recharges. Users will now have to pay just an administrative fee not exceeding Rs 2 per recharge and other applicable taxes.
