T-Mobile Samsung Behold SGH-T919 - Rose

T-Mobile Samsung Behold SGH T919 Specifications: Band / mode: GSM 850/900/1800/1900 (Quadband) / UMTS 1700/2100 ; Talk time: Up to 300 min ; Combined with: With digital camera.

Behold the SAMSUNG Behold™. This touch screen device is so advanced, it reacts to your every touch. In other words, you’ll know precisely when you’ve activated the 5.0 megapixel camera, or the full HTML browser, or the MP3 player, or the advanced GPS Navigation system. And once you’ve touched the Behold, you may never stop.

5.0 megapixels means the Behold is a very serious camera. That means you’ll be able to take seriously beautiful pictures whenever the moment presents itself. The Behold also has a camcorder, so you’ll be able to take beautiful videos, as well.

The good: The Samsung Behold has an attractive design with a responsive touch screen. The feature set offers a range of options and call and photo quality meet the mark. Also, T-Mobile's 3G network is lightning fast.

The badThe bad: The Samsung Behold lacks Wi-Fi and its memory card slot is in an inconvenient location. Speakerphone quality was just average and the Web browser wasn't quite up to par.

The bottom lineThe bottom line: Though it lacks Wi-Fi, the Samsung Behold is a sleek touch-screen phone with a range of features and an easily understood interface.

The HTC Touch Pro2

The HTC Touch Pro2 is, of course, a smartphone, and so is designed to work effortlessly in a business environment. With this in mind, HTC have enabled it to turn seamlessly from a personal mobile to a full conference phone system. If you're on the phone to someone, you can switch it to conference mode simply by turning the phone over, whereby it'll instantly turn into a speaker phone.

Pick it back up again, and it reverts back to a personal phone. Beautiful, elegant, and so simple, it's a wonder it was never thought of before!

The Touch Pro2 comes with a large 3.6" touchscreen, which should make Web browsing almost as good as desktop-based Web browsing, and all the usual paraphernalia, including GPS, 7.2Mbps HSDPA. It also comes with a bevvy of sensors, including proximity, gravity and ambient light sensors. Not only does the HTC Touch Pro2 know where it is, therefore, it knows which way up it is, how close to you it is, and even what the lighting conditions are like.

One of the more impressive Windows Mobile phones at MWC this year was the HTC Touch Pro2. Sporting the same enhanced TouchFLO user interface as the Touch Diamond2, the Touch Pro2 features a smaller camera (3.2 megapixels, compared to the Diamond2's 5 megapixels), but a much better keyboard. As you can see from the pics, it features a full QWERTY keyboard that slides open and pivots.

Features Nokia 7510 Supernova

The Nokia 7510 Supernova is one of the first models in the series. It is a mid-level clamshell and is quad-band GSM/EDGE phone. 7510 features QVGA internal and smaller external color displays, 2-megapixel camera, microSD slot, Stereo Bluetooth and FM radio.

The same day T-Mobile announced its new RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900 and T-Mobile Shadow, the carrier also rolled out the Nokia 7510. First unveiled just three weeks ago at the 2009 CES the 7510 is a chunky flip phone with a midrange feature set.

The good: The Nokia 7510 has a brilliant display, good call clarity, and a midrange feature set that includes Wi-Fi.

The bad: The Nokia 7510 call volume is rather low and the keypad and navigation controls are slippery. Also, we aren't crazy about the button on the hinge.

The bottom line: The Nokia 7510 is a decent midrange phone that offers Wi-Fi for making calls. It earns points for a unique design, but we wish the call volume were louder.

Features Nokia 7510 Supernova
Each contact in the 7510's phone book holds five phone numbers, an e-mail address, a URL, street address, a birthday, a formal name and nickname, a company, a job title, and notes. You can save callers to groups and pair them with one of 21 polyphonic ringtones and a photo or video.

Essentials include a vibrate mode, text and multimedia messaging, a calendar, an alarm clock, a to-do list, a notepad, a calculator, a stopwatch a world clock, a converter, and a speakerphone. On the higher end, you'll find Bluetooth, PC syncing, USB mass storage, voice commands, Web-based POP3 e-mail, Adobe Flash Lite 2.0, a voice memo recorder, and instant messaging. On the upside, it also has integrated Wi-Fi for use with T-Mobile's HotSpot @Home service.

T-Mobile's BlackBerry Curve 8900s

Call audio quality on the BlackBerry Curve 8900 is exceptionally good, especially when on UMA based VoIP connections. Reception on GSM networks seems perhaps slightly better than on the 8320, but not much so.

The speakerphone functions very well from the perspective of the remote caller, though it can sound a bit harsh to the Curve user. RIM rates the Curve 8900 for 6 hours of talk time or up to 19 days of standby time, and we can at least offer that the battery life seems better than in the 8300 series devices. For T-Mobile USA users, the Curve 8900 is compatible with the carrier's My Faves calling service.

Contact management on the Curve 8900 is very good, and the ability to search for contacts merely by typing a first and/or last name from the home screen is handy. Ring profiles on the 8900 are hugely customizable, though still a bit complex due to all of the available settings. Speed dials and speaker independent voice dialing is also available on this newest member of the Curve family.

Messaging is still the focus of any BlackBerry, and the Curve 8900 deals with such tasks well. Multiple email accounts can be easily configured on the device, and users have options as to whether they prefer combined or separate inboxes for their email and SMS/MMS messages. RIM thoughtfully included a large number of keyboard shortcuts to make messaging even faster, such as hitting the 'R' key to reply to a selected message in the inbox.

The BlackBerry Curve 8900 functions on any of the four major GSM/EDGE network bands, but lacks 3G connectivity completely. WiFi access will help mitigate that omission, but even the WiFi data speeds seem sluggish at times. The Curve 8900 supports USB mass storage emulation and Bluetooth connectivity for headsets as well as stereo headphones.tinue to experience strong demand through launch. Due to its popularity, quantities may be limited in some stores, and we are working to meet the strong demand. The Curve 8900 is also available online at T-Mobile.com, and by calling 1-800-T-MOBILE. We're pleased to see our customers' excitement for the thinnest, lightest full-QWERTY BlackBerry on the market."

At 112g (3.9oz) in weight and measuring 109.5mm x 60.5mm x 13.5mm (4.3" x 2.4" x .5") in size, the new Curve is basically the same size and weight as the original, though it is appreciably thinner. The keyboard on the device is much like the original's and offers great feel. The new trackball is a bit stiffer and slightly harder to use, though. The 8900's display is a beautiful 480x360 pixel unit that measures 2.4 inches across the diagonal. It's smaller than the display on the Bold 9000, but sports more pixels.

Samsung Memoir T929 First 8MP Camera Phone in the US

Samsung Memoir T929, which is the 8-megapixel upgraded version of the Samsung Behold—both of which have Samsung's TouchWiz-based touchscreen interface. It's also got a Xenon flash that works quite well.

Is this a camera or a phone? The answer is, of course, both, although it certainly looks more like the former. Samsung’s new 8 megapixel Memoir is to be carried by T-Mobile, and is the touchscreen successor to the Samsung Behold, itself a passable 5MP shooter.

In fact, apart from its sleek good looks and three million extra pixels, the T929 (Memoir) isn’t much different from the T919 (Behold). It uses the same TouchWiz interface and also has a Xenon flash (not really a flash — more of a flashlight), a 16x digital zoom (like all digital zooms, best avoided) and an autofocus lens. The camera/phone also comes with a rather splendid piece of marketing bunk:

With the 8-megapixel Samsung Memoir, T-Mobile customers can capture and share little slices of life in all their vibrant brilliance.

LG GM730 Eigen Windows Phone

Powered by the Windows Mobile OS 6.5 and 3D S-Class UI, the LG GM730 Eigen Windows Phone has a Qualcomm cpu 528 MHz, 128 MB RAM, 256 MB ROM, 5 megapixel camera, built in GPS, FM Receiver and WQVGA screen (240 x 400 pixels ). Will be available in the first half of 2009 with Windows Mobile 6.1, followed by Windows Mobile 6.5 at the end of this year.

"The combination of Windows Mobile and our new 3D S-Class User Interface will make LG GM730-functional and the most simple to use smartphone ever made," said Dr. Skott Ahn, President and CEO of LG Mobile Communications Company. "This is a mobile phone springboard for us. We will be launching a number of Smartphone this year, most of them will follow this same winning formula."

Some LG GM730 Specification below

* S-Class UI
* 3.0 "WQVGA Full Touch Screen
* 5 Megapixel Camera certified by Schneider-Kreuznach
* A-GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v2.1
* Dimensions: 109.8 x 56.5 x 11.9/mm GyPSii
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Nokia N90 Or E95

I have been so busy with work I haven’t even bothered to buy a new phone in almost 9 months! My current handset is a Sony Ericsson w810i which is amazing by the way (already outdated). The problem is, I am ITCHING for a new handset. At the moment I am eyeballing two nokia phones: the Nokia N95 (8gb) and the Nokia E90.

Someone please help me, what would you choose? The powerful and beautiful n95 or the ultimate but HUGE E90?

Nokia E90 Communicator is a premium business device with high-speed mobile broadband and integrated mobile office that keeps you effective while on the move.

Get high-speed 3G mobile broadband connections for Internet browsing and file transfer. Take your office with you - open and edit documents and email attachments on the move. Talk on every continent with quad-band GSM international roaming. Be in the right place at the right time with versatile calendar functions and integrated GPS.

Boasting up to eight gigabytes of built-in memory, the Nokia N95 8GB has all the key features of its predecessor, including a 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, built-in A-GPS, WLAN, HSDPA and an innovative 2-way slide. The sleek black N95 8GB also boasts a luminous 2.8" QVGA display, so watching videos, browsing the Internet or viewing maps is a real pleasure. With its expanded memory, the N95 8GB offers up to 20 hours of video or up to 6000 songs.

Entertaining yourself has taken on a whole new meaning with this multimedia computer, optimized for enjoying videos, playing games, or even locating your favorite destinations with A-GPS.

Nokia E90 Communicator


Nokia N95 8gb