Apple unveiled yesterday iPhone 3G. It has much better functionality and twice cheaper than the old version.
The new quad-band iPhone 3G gives users fast Internet access over tri-band HSDPA. Automatically switches between 3G, Wi-Fi and EDGE, the iPhone 3G makes it easy to multi-task with simultaneous voice and data communications.
iPhone 3G has a built-in GPS, which allows customers to find their location, get directions, and see traffic.
An 8GB black case model will sell for $199 starting, while a 16GB white case optional model will cost $299.
Another picture of the Nokia’s upcoming 7310 Classic has popped up recently.
Still looks sharp, but unavailable for the U.S. users, as, according to its filing with the Bluetooth SIG, it is destined for Asia, Africa, Australia, Europe, and South America.
HTC has announced an entry-level smartphone called P3400i.
Rather it is a PDA phone, than a smartphone, which offers Windows Mobile 6 interface, 2.8″ touchscreen, quad-band GSM/GPRS radio, 2Mpix camera, Bluetooth connectivity, and an array of pre-installed Microsoft software for business and entertainment.
The HTC P3400i will be available this month for SRP of $488.
Here you see a prereleased version of Opera Mobile 9.5. You know, it’s a great browser, even better than the iPhone I would say. It will come on the HTC Touch Diamond and other Windows Mobile devices. But enough talk, check out the video!
Check this out! French iPhone blog iPhon.fr posted a couple of photos of what they claim to be the upcoming 3G iPhone. Well, it definitely looks like one, but it also could be a counterfeit or a Photoshop mock-up.
Canadian Rogers Wireless announced that beginning May 6th they will start offering the Nokia N95 8GB to their customers for $399.99 with a 3-year contract.
And you probably thought that AT&T would be the first to offer the Nokia N95 8GB in North America, didn’t you?
Nevermind, AT&T subscribers won’t have to wait long anyway.
Virgin Mobile USA plans to add the new Samsung Slash cell phone to its lineup in the near future.
No exact specifications and dates were announced, but according to the “coming soon page” the device will measure 3.8″×1.8″×0.7″ while weighing 3 oz, and will integrate a built-in camera, Bluetooth, mobile web browser, Spanish menus, and a battery delivering up to 3.5 hours of talk and 170 hours of standby.
Check out Virgin Mobile USA’s web page for details.
Verizon now offering long-awaited touchscreen cellphone LG Dare.
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Nokia recently has accidentally posted a couple of online video demos of its next-gen E-series business handsets, the E66 and the E71 (in pic).
