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Indian Mobile Company Spice is back in news as they are now first Indian handset manufacturer to offer PC-like full web browsing experience with Opera Mini. Opera is quite famous in India as it’s in rest of the world, when it comes to web browsing, be it mobile phone or personal computers. Embedding Opera mini into devices will enable Spice users to experience full featured web browsing on their handsets.

CEO of Spice Mobiles, Kunal Ahooja said,

Opera Mini offers a competitive edge to Spice Mobile. With Opera Mini, our users will be able to access any web site they desire. The functionality will keep users in touch with the world while on the move. Moreover, the Opera Mini browser ensures desktop-like experience as it automatically customizes the size and look of web sites to fit the mobile screen.


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Labels: Mobile web, Software

Mobile phone technology is fast expanding and we are confronting innovations every now and then. We all know that Nokia mobile phones are sold locked and are available with a specified operator’s service package. Simply, the phones are offered with a SIM card compatible to the only provided service network. iPhone is so very popular for creating TurboSIM and StealthSIM used to unlock GSM phones. www.one-stop-china.com has also come up with a solution and they are next in line.

A new product with the brand name- No-Key Nokia X-SIM allows the users to sidestep the lock on the phone and start using the services of diverse service providers. The users need to join their phone SIM card to the X-SIM and then place in the phones SIM slot. According to OneStopChina, No-Key Nokia X-SIM is compatible with 2630, 5300, 5700, 6120c, 6110 navigator, 6500c, 6500s, N76, N95, N95 8GB, N61 8GB, E65, N73, N80, 6120c, N75, 6300, as well as all DCT4 and BB5 Nokia mobile phones. Other experiments to check the compatibility of this product are being conducted.
Nothing is impossible when science excels and outstretches its limbs to engulf all hindrances. So, it’s a new advance in direction of superiority of humans.
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Sony launched the ICF-ClipMK2 — a stereo clock radio which supports the iPhone. And Sony is one of the first companies to launch such a device.

The Sony ICF-ClipMK2 comes with a remote control with full access to the iPhone’s menu along with the clock’s radio tuning and volume control. The adjustable backstop mechanism fits the iPhone snugly, although smaller iPod versions could also be used with it. A line-in jack and cable which comes with the device could be used for connection of other players. The Sony ICF-ClipMK2 stereo alarm clock will be available in May for arouns US$100 in Sony retail outlets and the Sony Style web site.

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A HowardForums user has posted two pictures regarding the introduction of the LG Glimmer for Alltel Wireless. Specficiations include a large 2.8″ Touch screen, haptic feedback for touchscreen inputs, a numeric slider, microSD expandable memory slot, Bluetooth 1.2, a 2.0 megapixel camera with 5x zoom, a camcorder with flash, EVDO, built-in 128MB of memory, and a 3.5 hour talk time.

For detailed specifications check out the photo of the LG Glimmer Press Release. An unofficial LG Glimmer fan site has already been launched at http://lgglimmer.com. Stay tuned for more on this release.

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General Mobile’s Windows Mobile 6 Professional-powered DSTW1 sports a large 2.8″ QVGA touchscreen, capable of 65k colors. The handset also features a dual-SIM slot, with one supporting quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) and the other tri-band GSM (900/1800/1900MHz). This 144g (5oz) heavy hitter measures in at 117mm x 61mm x 18mm (4.6″ x 2.4″ x .7″) and also features Bluetooth 2.0.

The DSTW1’s 2 megapixel camera offers the ability to snap pictures on the go, while the microSD card slot allows for plenty of storage. 256MB of internal memory provides plenty of room for adding applications and the phone’s 64MB of RAM should keep things snappy when moving through the menus.

The General Mobile DSTW1 smartphone should go on sale in select European markets in March. There is no word yet on pricing.

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SoftMaker Software GmbH, makers of the multi-platform office suite SoftMaker Office, announced today the public beta release of SoftMaker Office 2008 for Windows Mobile Classic and Professional Pocket PCs . This office suite is designed for any Pocket PC and is 100% compatible with the popular Microsoft Office suite.

SoftMaker Office 2008 for Pocket PCs ships with three applications that MS Office users will find totally familiar and 100% compatible with their existing office documents: TextMaker 2008, PlanMaker 2008 and SoftMaker Presentations 2008.TextMaker 2008 is the only full-featured word processor for Pocket PCs - reliable, user-friendly, and able to read and write all Microsoft Word files with the highest fidelity.

PlanMaker 2008 is the only spreadsheet for the Pocket PC platform that provides the vast richness of features known from Excel and that reads and writes all Excel worksheets seamlessly.

SoftMaker Presentations 2008 users have access to the complete functionality of a desktop presentations program, enabling them to create, edit, and manage slides, insert and edit drawings, graphics, tables, or text frames, apply all animations of PowerPoint to objects, etc.

SoftMaker Office 2008 works on any Windows Mobile touchscreen devices with with StrongARM or Xscale CPU and supports Pocket PC 2000, Pocket PC 2002, Pocket PC 2003, Pocket PC 2003 SE, Windows Mobile 5 Professional and Classic as well as Windows Mobile 6 Professional and Classic but not Windows Mobile Standard Smartphones. The Office suite can even be installed on memory cards.
This Beta of Softmaker Office 2008 expires on March 31, 2008. By that date, either a new beta or the completed software will be available.

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LG Electronics launched ‘Wine Phone(model: FOMA L705i)’ in Japan market, which enhanced voice calling and SMS sending and receiving functionality targeting for 30~40 year old consumers.

Have a 2.2-inch wide LCD and double size buttons and speaker, the Wine phone can enlarge even invisible words via built-in camera and offer words format twice bigger than that of the existing phone. It supports four key buttons directly practicing frequent menu such as alarm, schedule, voice recording and condition setting.

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OtterBox to launch a stylish protective case for new BlackBerry Pearl 8120 and BlackBerry Pearl 8130 smartphones called OtterBox 1936 case.Allowing complete access to the trackball, sync/charge USB port, camera and self-portrait mirror, the OtterBox provides an ideal solution for on-the-go protection with style.

Similar to existing BlackBerry smartphone cases in the OtterBox Defender Series line, the OtterBox 1936 case offers three layers to safeguard the BlackBerry Pearl 8120 and BlackBerry Pearl 8130 from bumps, scratches and drops.

Additionally, three acoustically approved, semi-permeable membrane vents protect the headset and speaker phone openings, while still allowing clear sound transmission. Cases include a holster-style, swivel belt clip for convenient carrying.

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Vodafone UK and Telmap today introduces Vodafone Sat Nav - an operator branded mobile navigation solution available for the UK consumer market.Vodafone Sat Nav provides users with a complete mobile navigation experience, including both in-car and pedestrian navigation. Featuring 3D maps that enhance the navigation experience, up-to-date maps and directions it also gives the customer instant access to live traffic alerts and millions of points-of-interest such as hotels, restaurants, shopping and attractions.

Vodafone Sat Nav is available on a variety of consumer mobile devices; launching initially on three of Vodafone UK's GPS embedded handsets - Nokia N95, Nokia N95 8GB and Nokia 6110 as well as the new BlackBerry Pearl 8110 smartphone. The subscription to the service costs GBP 5 per month with the first month free.

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MELODIS Corporation today announced the launch of midomi mobile, its music search application for mobile devices.

midomi mobile allows users to search for music by singing, humming or even whistling into their mobile devices. The application accesses midomi’s online user-generated database of songs and uses MELODIS’ patented Multimodal Adaptive Recognition System (MARS) to identify what users are searching for. The midomi song database has become the largest user-generated repository of its kind since its launch in January 2007. The free, membership-based midomi community is also a vibrant social-networking destination on the Web — providing a forum for amateur and professional musicians, talent seekers, and music lovers around the world to discover and be discovered.

Available for download free of cost at mobile.midomi.com, midomi mobile offers users a wide range of functionality. Having found a song using midomi mobile, users can play back the snippet from the rendition that matched their query or listen to other members’ renditions that helped identify the song. midomi mobile also enables users to search for music videos playable on mobile devices through services such as YouTube. And, users can connect to midomi’s social network through midomi mobile to access member profiles, recordings, playlists, and more.

Future releases will allow users to identify original music content, such as music broadcast through the radio. Users will also be able to search for music by speaking out the song title or artist’s name, or by typing it without having to know the exact spelling.

The initial release of midomi mobile is designed for mobile phones using the Symbian OS and the popular S60 platform. MELODIS plans to release support for additional platforms such as the S40 Java platform in the near future.
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MotionDSP today announced a series of major enhancements to its acclaimed consumer service, www.FixMyMovie.com. Users can now experience one-step sharing of videos from mobile phones via MMS or email, as well as free enhancement and iPhone conversion.

Videos sent to FixMyMovie are automatically enhanced up to 4x their resolution, with poor lighting conditions automatically fixed, bringing dark videos back to life. In addition, low frame-rate videos are stabilized and smoothed, and videos are converted to high-bitrate H.264 for the best possible quality.

Newly-added features allow anyone with a mobile phone to automatically send movies directly from their phone to upload@fixmymovie.com - no account on FixMyMovie.com is required. Once received, videos are automatically enhanced, and a link to the video is sent back via email or SMS. Registered users can then send the videos where they want - a single click to YouTube, or embed the video on MySpace pages, blogs, and individual websites, or send a link to the newly-enhanced videos to any email address.

Once registered with FixMyMovie.com, new videos sent from phone or email go automatically to a personal gallery on the site, where they can be easily shared. If a user hasn’t registered, the service will create an account and email back details– ideal for first-time mobile users seeking to easily try out the service with a minimum of typing.

During the consumer beta, FixMyMovie.com allows for free enhancement of video clips smaller than CIF resolution (352x288 pixels) and less than 15 megabytes.

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Apple has released iPhone firmware version 1.1.4. Though anticipated by many, the release of the new firmware has not coincided with the release of the iPhone SDK. Instead, the apparent reason for the release of the new firmware is to resolve bugs caused by or left lingering after the release of iPhone firmware 1.1.3


As always the new firmware is available for upgrade through iTunes, or via direct download from Apple. Users upgrading via either method should always make sure their iPhones are backed up before beginning the upgrade process.

Apple's release notes only indicate that the release includes bugfixes, while not stating specifically what these fixes are. Early indications are that these fixes are related to Bluetooth issues caused by firmware 1.1.3. Forum discussions popping up around the web also suggest that the new firmware fixes issues with SMS ordering that were introduced with 1.1.3.

Check back frequently for updates to the list of fixes included in 1.1.4.

Link:
iPhone 1.1.4 Firmware Direct Download Link
iPod touch 1.1.4 Firmware direct Download Link

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The K660 and W890 models are soon going to be hitting the shops around the world. They’ll be priced somewhere between £200 - £250, which isn’t bad at all.

You can check out the K660 at Sony Ericsson’s 3D demo website, and spin it around to look at whatever detail you might want to look at.

The W890 websites have also been created now, which means you can check out a 3D demo of the phone, try it out for yourself or even go to the WAP portal and download W890 related stuff. What’s interesting is that the Espresso Black version seems to be missing from every single piece of media on the W890. I’m guessing it’s been cancelled.

I’ve already signed up for a W890 review model, and am expecting one to come along this week or early next week

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Save, edit and delete your phone book and short messages (SMS) stored on your SIM card using the Recovery PRO software and SIM Recovery Pro Reader with your computer and ANY standard SIM card from a standard cell phone which supports removable SIM cards.

Have you ever wished you can spy on your wife, husband, teens, or colleague phone to see what they are up to? Are they being suspicious when on their cell phone? This SIM card spy software and hardware solution can tap into all files on a cell phone SIM card for viewing, saving or editing. Simply place the SIM card into the USB reader, and with your computer, instantly save for later or view immediately. Backup your mobile phone numbers and SMS messages to your PC, another SIM card or any removable media.

Cell Phone Data Recovery
Alternatively, you may want to use this as a more efficient way to manage your own cell phone contacts, phone numbers and personal information or as a SIM card data recovery backup. If you change your mobile phone or service provider and receive a new empty SIM card, this SIM card solution is the best way to load the new saved data onto it. Editing your SIM card entries has never been easier when doing it on your PC with the computer's keyboard instead of your mobile phone keypad.

Don't Be Fooled By Imitations and Fasle Claims!!
This is the only SIM Card reader in the world that can actually see the deleted messages.

FAQ:
How many deleted messages will I be able to recover?

Answer:
Everything that is available to be recovered! SIM card memory sizes will vary by phone / carrier. However, the CELL PHONE SPY is guaranteed to recover all and any deleted text mesasge data that still resides on your phones SIM card. There are no other SIM CARD SPY products on the market today that will be able to view / recover as much deleted data from your SIM card as the SIM CARD SPY will recover off your SIM Card. Due to the extensive range of mobile phone handsets and the way these handsets manage SMS text messages, we can not guarantee that this product will recover data from every SIM card. However, we have recovered a substantial amount of deleted text messages from all the SIM cards tested.

Copy your phone book onto your PC
Allows user to find deleted text
Allows user to view up to last 10 numbers dialed.
Transfer data from one SIM card to another
Edit SIM card information on your computer
Back up phone numbers and SMS messages
Forensically examine your SIM card to find deleted text messages and numbers
Program your SIM card to only dial numbers and make calls that your permit. (Good for controlling children's calls or company employees.)
Allows you to backup, restore and edit your phone book.
Easy transfer of data from one SIM card to another SIM card.

Includes:
USB SIM Recovery Pro Reader
SIM Recovery Pro software CD
User Guide
Size
2 3/4″ x 1 1/4″ x 1/8″



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Racing fans and fashionistas alike would be keenly awaiting the launch of the Asus ZX1 Lamborghini PDA Phone. The Asus phone is expected to feature the traditional Lamborghini colors along with Windows Mobile 6.1, touchscreen operations, wireless, GPS, Bluetooth, UTMS and HSDPA apart from a 520 MHz processor speech. The Asus ZX1 will be showcased at the coming CeBIT and should make for an interesting comparison with the Nokia edition of the Lamborghini phone. In any case, the PDA is likely to become an instant classic for its brand and fashion value.
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WIBRAIN Korea has announced the launch of its entry-level UMPC — the B1L. The WIBRAIN B1L runs on Ubuntu Linux although it supports the Microsoft Office suite. It has a 1GHz CPU and a 1024 x 600 pixel resolution 4.8-inch LCD display. There are four different models available with different HDD, CPU, and memory specs. Moreover, for those who aren’t accustomed or inclined to using Ubuntu, Windows XP installation is also an option. The WIBRAIN B1L UMPC is available in the Korean market for US$400+ to $500+.

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Made by Panasonic for DoCoMo, the P905i is a 3G/GSM/GPS phone featuring a 1seg TV tuner, Viera image processing (same technology as on Panasonic’s PDP TV including the PEAKS engine) on a beautiful 3.5 inches screen rocking a nice 854×480px resolution and 1gb of built-in memory to record the television for example.No word on a price just yet, but you can probably guess if it’s in your budget or not.

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Nokia Research Center in association with the University of Cambridge has showcased the Nokia Morph, a nanotech concept phone. True to its name, the Nokia Morph is a phone which the developers envisage to be able to morph, depending upon the user's needs. The Nokia Morph was presented in the "Design and the Elastic Mind" exhibition at The Museum of Modern Art in New York. The Nokia Morph aims to use flexible materials, have self-cleaning surfaces, and be a transparent electronic device. Believe it or not, this technology is projected to be available within 7 years' time initially on high-end phone, although subsequent advances in nanotechnology would find a way to make the technology available to the masses.

More astounding pics after the jump.



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Feeling tired of using outdated mobile phones with good for nothing networks. Aren’t you? If you are looking for something stylish and technologically sound as far as your handset is concerned, we’re here with some great news. The wait is over now for the convergence of Samsung SGH-i640v with Vodafone has finally arrived to quench your thirst. A month later after its launching, it’s now available for you. Its quality matched with elegance and a promise to keep you in touch with some very-very advanced features. Yeah, it’s unbelievable but true.

This mobile is outfitted with a 2 megapixel camera for providing you with perfect clarity, some very innovative characteristics like HSDPA, full QWERTY keyboard for extra pleasure of typing, and the latest Windows Mobile 6. On top of that, it’s a slider blended with sleek exterior. Nothing surpasses this version and to make it more appealing and opulent, it’s equipped with WiFi speakers that would leave you in a state of trance for sure. And that’s not all. You can do video messaging, play up to the minute games, and enjoy the convenient options of Bluetooth, Infrared, GPRS, and tune in to beats of the MP3 Player. Mind-boggling, incredible and spot on.

The prices are set to be as minimal as possible. You can become a proud owner of i640v for free to £150. However, it all depends on the plan you have opted for. So, go for it right now.

Source: Intomobile

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A new miniature 91mm x 35mm x 18mm mobile phone, Liscio, has been introduced by a little known company Onyx. Technologically, the tiny mobile phone is not comparable with any of the leading brands but nonetheless its stylish metallic look gives it a unique appearance. The only outstanding feature of the Liscio is a scroll wheel built into the handset for menu access.

The phone has a tiny 1.1-inch colour OLED display, a mini USB port, Bluetooth, 128MB internal storage, Micro SD cards slot, AMR, MP3 and FM. However, the camera is missing from it.

Via: RegHardware

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Tired of those parties that could have been hosted any other day but follow Murphy’s law and fall on the day of the most awaited match of this century?

Well, no more. In spirit of true empathy Nokia has a remedy for Murphy’s victims. A small module named SU33 will work as a GPS receiver enabling you to access free and pay channels offered by the DVB-H. Presently it is only compatible with N73 but is sure to befriend a host of ranges. Available for $100, SU33 will be released shortly but channel provider DVB will make you wait till 2009. So don’t curse those parties anymore, with SU33 they are about to become more fun than ever before!

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We can see the use of portable media players is on the rise with companies trying to load as many features and enhancement as they can to these small and useful devices. The choices of such devices are plenty in the market and while big players like Apple, Creative and Sony fight an electronic war, the user gets the best. A classic example is the announcement from Sony to launch its new walkman A820 Series.

The rocking Sony A820 walkman series is going to flash a solid flash memory of 16 GB along with its superb noise cancellation function. The only other size available in this series is one with an 8 GB memory capacity and comes in only two colors, silver and black. There are a couple of accessories like mini-speakers and recording function cradle, which make it even more attractive.

Sporting a slightly bigger QVGA screen of 2.4 inches, it will have a video capacity of up to 30fps. Equipped with Bluetooth, which its predecessors A910 series didn’t have, it will also have a greater battery performance of up to amazing 36 hours audio and 10 hours video play time. While supporting MPEG-4 and H.264/AVC video files and MP3, WMA, ATRAC, AAC audio formats, it is also capable of video display at up to 30fps. Its other features include an FM tuner, recorder, and built in antennas.

To be launched only in Japan, the A820 will be priced at around JPY 28,000 ($259) for the one with 8GB memory and JPY 38,000 ($352) for the 16 GB one.

I have always been a little partial towards Sony, so all I can wish is that it get a global launch soon.

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I was telling you about the new verykool cell phones line from InfoSonics which were presented at the Mobile World Congress this year.
Well, now the company is releasing the first cell phone model, the i700 slim slider, in South America.
The phone measures 49 x 95 x 16.5 mm at 84 grams and looks very similar with Samsung D800 or D880 Dual SIM.
Verykool i700 is a quad-band cell phone with wireless support, showing a 2-inch large LCD display, and integrating a 1.3MP camera with flash and web camera function with which you can capture nice pictures to store them into the phone’s memory of 32Mb, or on the T-Flash memory card.
It features Bluetooth, AP 2.0, multimedia messaging, JAVA, USB 1.2, MP3 player, Speakerphone, PC Sync, voice recorder, and comes in Black, Blue and Red housing colors.
The supported file formats are: MPEG4, H.263, MP3, AAC, and AAC+.

You can use it as a modem via GPRS Class 12, set your ringtones choosing from 64 available including real tones, and talk on the phone for to five hours.

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Zeki is a great toy phone for kids adopting the Near Field Communication technology, but unfortunately it can be found only in Korean stores and on the producer’s website that is in Japanese.

Zeki phone allows parents communicate with their children at a maximum distance of 80 meters and can be use for transferring data with another Zeki.
Children can use it as an MP3 player, video recorder, voice recorder, alarm clock and it also supports SMS text messaging.

Even the very young kids can use it because it is made of save materials and shielded against electromagnetic waves.
The owners have access to MP3 and game downloads from the product’s website.

In Japan, Zeki has a low price making it affordable for anyone and costs about $105.

Source [Camera phone plaza]
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Check these brand new clamshells from NEC!
NEC N905i and NEC N095µ are the new high-end clamshells from the N line, coming in impressive vivid housing colors like the ones you see in the pictures.

The telecommunication network that provides them is NTT DoCoMo from Japan, and NEC N095iµ sports a built-I 2MP camera, keys illumination lights for a stunning magic effect enabled when the user receives a call or a new message.
Designed in such a way not to exceed 12.9 mm in depth and 106 grams in weight, NEC N095µ features HSDPA support, World Wing global roaming and four color options: Graphite Black, Bourgogne Red, Opal White and Venus Gold, just to cover all tastes.

The other NEC mobile phone is not less impressive than the NEC N095µ. NEC N905i is another addition to the NTT DoCoMo latest phone releases, and it has not a 2MP but a 5.2MP built-in camera with auto focus and face detection capabilities, so you can be sure that your pictures and videos will have a good quality no matter if you take them in your home or while on the go.
Also, the phone provides high speed web browsing via HSDPA connectivity and you can watch your favorite TV shows by turning the phone in the horizontal position, using the built-in 1-Seg TV tuner with the circular control button, specially designed for the TV function.

Like the previous described model, NEC N905i comes in a few cool housing colors: Black, Pink, Red and White.

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LG Electronics released its 13.3mm-thick 3G phone ‘LG-KH1800’ dubbed as ‘Orange color phone’ in Korea market, which enhanced orange colored keypad.By adopting an additional multitasking button, you can use SMS service, telephone directory, and alarm setting, even while calling. Other features included its 3G WCDMA automatic roaming service, MP3 playback, text viewer, camera and electronic dictionary function.


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Dopod International Corp prepared a new Smartphone/PDA, which come through China Mobile, under the name of Dopod P660.

Dopod P660 features:

* Dimensiones: 108 x 58.3 x 15.7 mm Dimensions: 108 x 58.3 x 15.7 mm
* Peso: 122 gramos Weight: 122 grams
* GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM / GPRS / EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
* SO: Windows Mobile 6 Profesional OS: Windows Mobile 6 Professional
* Pantalla Táctil QVGA de 2.8” Touch Screen QVGA of 2.8 “
* Cámara de 2MP con enfoque automático Chamber of 2MP with autofocus
* 128MB de RAM 128MB RAM
* Memoria Interna de 256MB Memory 256MB
* Ranura miniSD MiniSD slot
* Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR
* GPS

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Sony Ericsson Z555i is a flip phone with a style-conscious diamond design in two color schemes: Black or Dusted Ros.The external display is “hidden,” meaning that it only shows when activated.

• Ever-changing themes to suit the season and mood
• 1.3 megapixel will mute in case of calls
• Gesture Control function allowing users to manage calls with a wave of hand
• Hidden display
• Slim profile with matching accessories to give you a complete look

The Z555i supports EDGE/GSM/GPRS 900/1800/1900 network while the Z555a is an EDGE/GSM/GPRS 850/1800/1900 phone. More pictures after you jump

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Sony Ericsson W350i measure 10.4mm wide, it sports a design we haven’t seen for a while. The keypad is covered by a flap that folds down when you’re on a call. The flap not only protects the keypad when it’s not in use but it also allows you to get the feel of a flip phone.

When closed you can access convenient Walkman controls to play your music and shuffle tracks. You also get a choice of four colors: Electric Black, Ice Blue, Hypnotic Black, and Graphic White. Beyond the music player, the feature set is pretty average. There’s a 1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, messaging and email, an FM radio, a 262,144-color display, a speakerphone, and personal organizer applications. More Sony Ericsson W350i pictures after you jump







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