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Nokia N73 2007-08-25 09:23:00 If you are currently a user of Nokia
’s N70, which I reviewed a while ago alongside the CoPilot navigation software, then you could well want to cast an eye over its natural successor, the N73. I liked the N70 but sitting it next to this new handset just a couple of months after reviewing it, it feels underpowered and clunky. Nokia’s handsets can sometimes seem over-designed, and/or rather too clever for their own good. The movie shooting N93, the overbearing clam N71 and the twist and swivel 3250 are recent examples. In comparison, the N73 feels like a reversion to good old fashioned standards of portability and usability.By Nokia’s standards the N73 is slim and sleek at 110 x 49 x 19mm and 116g. It incorporates a large screen into its front fascia – 2.4 diagonal inches and 240 x 320 pixels. There is quite a gap between screen and shortcut button area, though again the buttons here are large, with two softkeys and the Call and End keys surrounding a very responsive mini joy
Nokia N76 2007-08-25 09:08:00 Nokia gives its flagship mobiles in an exclusive group known as the N series. This special place is where Nokia shows off its talents and tries to break new ground. We’ve already taken in the delights of the double-slider and navigation capable N95, the svelte, yet well specified N73, and the multimedia top-heavy N93. All these handsets are about showing off what Nokia can achieve with a mobile, and with that in mind the quad-band 3G N76 comes as a bit of a surprise. It is not a disaster as a mobile phone, just an unexpected handset to see in the N range because, unless I am missing something fundamental, it is closer to average than groundbreaking. The N76 is available in red and black. My review sample was the red variety, and I have to say that while I don’t usually go for red in a handset the all metal casing and use of silver as the other colour does have a certain appeal. It won’t be for everyone, though, and the black alternative is a rather more subtle take on thing Read more:Nokia
Nokia E65 2007-08-25 09:02:00 Nokia’s newest trio of E series handsets comprises of a follow up to the keyboarded E61 called the E61i (even for Nokia this name shows little imagination) a new communicator the E90 and the phone I am looking at in this review, the E65. The E65 comes in two colour schemes. Mine was brown – Nokia calls it Mocca – and silver. The alternative is red and silver. The brown parts are made of a rubbery substance which makes the E65 easy to grip. I don’t like the leather-look stipple on the back, but that is just a matter of personal taste. The screen is a delight. Delivering 240 x 360 pixels in an area measuring 2.25 inches corner to corner and capable of 16 million colours it is about as good as a handset screen gets. Clear, sharp and bright it is really let down by the default dull grey theme. There’s 50MB of memory built in and microSD cards can be used to expand on that. The slot is under the battery cover on the right side of the handset and though it’s protected it’ Read more:Nokia
Nokia 3250 2007-08-25 08:57:00 Nokia could never be accused of producing boring handsets. OK, the company does actually make standard candybar mobiles, but it also pushes the envelope of what we expect handsets to look like and how we expect them to behave. If you doubt this think about the N90, N91 and 7380. Usually the design innovations work, but with the tri-band 3250 I’m not so sure. There’s nothing actually wrong with the general idea, which is of a candybar handset with a swivel hinge atop the number pad that lets you rotate that particular section through a total of 270 degrees. I’ll come to this element of the handset later, but first let’s look at what else is going on. The 3250 weighs an acceptable 115g, and while it is a bit on the stubby side, its 104 x 50 x 20mm shouldn’t put too much of a strain on the pocket. It’s not the neatest, tidiest looker, but it’s not bug ugly either, and if you buy direct from the Nokia online store you can chose between four different colour combinatio Read more:Nokia
Nokia 7710 - Smartphone 2007-08-25 08:54:00 Nokia’s 7710 is quite possibly the oddest handsets on the market today. It doesn’t have a number pad, and it looks more like a games console than a phone. This is all part and parcel of the bigger picture with this device, though – it is a true hybrid, and if my days of evaluation tell me nothing else, they shout loud and clear that any company wanting to offer the best of all possible worlds needs to think very carefully indeed about its approach – many times has such a concept been tried without success. I say this because while the Nokia 7710 has built-in software for business users, for those needing data and voice communications, and for those looking for entertainment, it fails to offer the best experiences; instead having some real highlights and some grave disappointments. The Nokia 7710 is the first unit to make it to market based on Nokia’s Series 90 platform. This builds on the Series 80 platform found in Nokia’s 9500 Communicator and 9300 Smartphone
, but a Read more:Nokia
Nokia 6822 on Orange 2007-08-25 08:51:00 The business mobile phone slowly evolved from a dull but functional device into a jack of all trades that allows users to work anytime, anywhere. With the introduction of the RIM BlackBerry and various combined PDA/phones, email anywhere has become a reality. The disadvantage of most of these devices is that they are much larger than your average mobile phone and thus take up a lot more space in your pocket. RIM introduced the Blackberry 7000 series – see our review of the Vodafone 7100v – to offer a smaller device that offered the same functionality, but it still felt a bit big compared to standard phones. Enter the Nokia
6822, which looks just like a normal mobile phone at first glance - it fits nicely in your pocket and it even has a built in camera. Upon closer inspection however, you realise that it is more than just a standard phone, as it has a built-in BlackBerry client and it even has a full QWERTY keyboard. I’m sure some people would be quite happy to use T9 for e Read more:Orange
Samsung SGH-i450: New Two-Way Slider Phone like Nokia N95 2007-08-28 00:49:00 To be announced really soon, official press photos of Samsung
SGH-i450 are available now from mobil.idnes.cz. The i450 featuring a similar sliding design as Nokia
N95. When you move the slider up a bigger speaker is unveiled instead of a media player control buttons.The Samsung SGH-i450 is a symbian smartphone, running S60 third edition. Comes with a 2-way slider, it will be announced for GSM Triband network and UTMS/HSDPA data connection. 2 megapixel camera is used on the phone, with an additional video call camera at the front. Check out the specification below.Unconfirmed SpecificationNetwork: GSM Triband 900/1800/1900 MHzHSDPA, UTMS, EDGE, GPRS2.3" 256k colors TFT (240 x 320)Camera: 2 megapixel camera with flashSecondary video call cameraBluetoothmicroSD card slot1GB internal memoryMP3/AAC/AAC+/AAC+e/Real/WMA music playerFM radio receiverUSB 2.0 Read more:Slider
Emgeton G20 CULT Phone 2007-08-26 22:10:00 Its the same Nokia N73 Music EditorEmgeton G20 CULT Phone The Emgeton G20 CULT is going to be a Dual GSM SIM card, MP3 and MP4 player phone (112x50x15mm) Sesitive Touch Screen TFT-LCD 262k Colors 2.4-inch QVGA 2 mega-pixel camera GSM 900/1800 + Dual GSM SIM card Video (MP4) player and recording Voice recording GPRS 12, MMS, WAP 2.0 Slot microSD/T-Flash (up to 2GB) Bluetooth, USB Stereo speakers Battery Li-ion: - up to 4 hours talk time - up to 9 days stand-by Comming 4Q 2007Source: http://www.emgeton.com
Competitor of Apple 2007-08-26 22:02:00 Emgeton Mini One Phone The Emgeton Mini One Phone is going to be a music phone (57x105x11.5mm) for the GSM networks with a 3.3-inch 720x480 pixel VGA+ touch sensitive screen, 3 mega-pixel camera, ARM11 CPU capable of recording video in 30FPS utilizing the entire screen resolution, Bluetooth and TV Out. Supposedly, it will also run the latest version of Microsoft's Windows for mobile devices; Windows CE 6.0 Comming 4Q 2007Soure: http://www.emgeton.com Read more:Apple
Samsung SGH-U700V 2007-08-26 21:47:00 While I wait for Samsung
's recently announced five megapixel G600 to arrive, I've settled down with its SGH-U700V. This mobile is exclusive to Vodafone as I write, and is available from free depending on your chosen contract. It is essentially an update to the SGH-U600 I reviewed in May. Just like the U600, the U700 is a very thin slider phone. In fact the two phones share similar dimensions. The U700 is a shade thicker and wider that the U600, though it's not quite as tall when closed. When opened though it's ever so slightly taller than the U600. It's also put on a bit- to the tune of 5Kg. None of these differences should be enough to sway you towards or away from one handset or the other. So what else has changed? Well essentially this new handset has been upgraded in some respects, downgraded in others and it has a new livery. There is a pink version available, but my Vodafone sample, thanks goodness, was styled in silver tones.The bulk of the casing is made of light colo
LG KU990 NYX 5 Megapixel Chocolate Phone 2007-08-25 23:04:00 Is LG KU990 NYX the next Prada phone? See leaked photos and video inside.Clipset.net has some interesting info on the upcoming LG KU990. Similar to LG Prada phone, the KU990 is a keypad-less phone with a big 3" touch screen. While it is not sure if it is the next LG Prada phone, the new KU990 support HSDPA data connection now. Inline with the recent LG announcement on YouTube support, this phone will let you watch YouTube on your phone or submit video to Youtube from your phone directly. The LG KU990 has a giant 5 megapixel camera with built in flash module (Xenon Flash?). It looks like you can switch between macro or normal mode on the camera itself, but the best feature on this camera will be the capability to record video at 320 x 240 resolution and 120 fps. Memory storage will be supported by the microSD card slot. The phone will also let you listen to FM radio, or use the Muvee video editor to edit your recorded video.Other than the nice features, the site dislike the thickness of Read more:Chocolate
iPhone Unlocking Software Release Blocked by Legal Warnings 2007-08-25 22:58:00 It was announced yesterday that a second company was preparing to provide software that would unlock the Apple iPhone
and allow it to be used on any GSM network worldwide. The announcement, which came from mobile phone unlocking company UniquePhones, promised the software would be available to consumers today (August 25th), for a price between $25 and $50. The initial team, which proved their iPhone unlocking software works, iPhoneSIMfree.com has not yet publically released their software. They have, however, unlocked phones for press outlets. Their delay in releasing would have made the Uniquephones solution the first publically available unlocking tool. Unfortunately, alleged legal warnings from AT&T via a law firm out of Silicon Valley, have seemingly put a halt on the process. According to the project's blog, It is now 12N EST – the time when we said we would be offering iphone unlocking software to our customers. We have the software. It works. And we are ready to go. Seems A Read more:Unlocking
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GPS for the iPhone is Here - and Free! 2007-09-23 11:50:00 There has been a great deal of skepticism at numerous reports iPhone
FAQ has published which have revealed a couple of different ways to add GPS
to the iPhone without hardware changes, either via the addition of a GPS chip embedded on a SIM card or by utilization of the E-911 mandated positioning abilities native to the iPhone. Regardless, news out of Engadget this morning has revealed that the latter method is now being used effectively to provide GPS abilities on the iPhone via third party software provided by a company named Navizon. The best news? It's free.Well, sort of. It's a rough implementation of A-GPS. A-GPS is assisted global positioning that can be accomplished using a handful of different methods. One of these methods does not require a GPS chip, and instead uses cellular tower signal triangulation to generate a location from the handset. With the iPhone lacking a GPS chip (to our knowledge), this is the method the Navizon software is using to provide GPS on the iPhone.
iPhone v1.1.1 Firmware Update to Bring Video Out 2007-09-22 23:24:00 There was some information drifting around last week which suggested that Apple had muffed and mentioned the existence of video out cables with an iPod connector at one end which were iPhone
compatible. At the time, it wasn't all that exciting. After all, just because a particular cable is compatible with the iPhone from a hardware perspective doesn't mean that in the long run it is actually of any use.In any event, it does seem that such a cable will be of use. We're not sure just how exciting this development is either, but it's definitely worth a mention. Okay, it's exciting enough - on with it. As previously reported, the iPhones used in today's demonstration at Apple's London media event were running iPhone firmware version 1.1.1. Later, photos of the 1.1.1 running iPhones, released by Engadget revealed the clear presence of TV out settings for the iPhone, including widescreen on/off and the selection of TV signal type (NTSC, etc). Although you'll need iPhone compatible vi Read more:Firmware
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Apple to Add 3G and GPS to New iPhone in Q1 2008 2007-09-22 23:22:00 As we all know, there's never a shortage of rumors spewing out of the "iPhone
2" rumor mill. Usually, they're worth little more than ignoring. Occasionally, however, a report or rumor comes along that's worth talking about. The latest on iPhone 2 seems to be worth a note. Originally out of TheStreet.com and later circulated by various outlets such as Apple
Insider and Gizmodo, a new reports suggests that there is solid information that a new incarnation of the Apple iPhone will be coming to consumers in the first quarter of 2008, and it will include 3G connectivity and will be GPS
enabled. According to the report, "people familiar with the production plans" have indicated that a second generation, 3G iPhone is do to roll out early next year. Unfortunately, however, as AppleInsider notes - TheStreet.com has what amounts to no record when it comes to predicting Apple moves. While this doesn't give any of us reason to jump for joy at the prediction, the good news is it can keep us from Read more:New iPhone
UK iPhone Announced on O2, no 3G 2007-09-22 23:19:00 The iPhone
was announced in the UK today an Apple press conference held in London at the Regent St. Apple store. Though there was a great deal of speculation as to what iPhone would be announced, the reality is that folks in the UK are getting the same version of the iPhone that was released earlier this year in the United States. The most anticipated news was of course whether the UK folks would be getting their hands on v2 of the iPhone - one with 3G capabilities. The answer, as mentioned above, is no. As many expected, due to limitations caused by high battery usage of 3G chips, Apple can't yet justify a 3G version of the iPhone at this time. In the video below, taken at the event by the folks at SlashGear.com, Steve Jobs explains the logic behind the no-3G decision. The other eagerly awaited piece of news at the event was who the carrier or carriers for the iPhone would be in the UK, another heavily speculated topic. As it turns out, the iPhone will be sold exclusively on O2 in
invisibleSHIELD Screen Protector for iPod Touch, iPod Classic, and 3G iPod Nano 2007-09-21 12:04:00 ShieldZone (ZAGG Inc), makers of the invisibleSHIELD line of premium screen protectors, have released what they are calling the "first accessories for the new iPod
s". In reality, this means that they're releasing new invisibleSHIELD screen protectors for the recently announced iPod Touch, iPod Classic
, and the new third generation iPod Nano.For those of you who aren't familiar with the invisibleSHIELD line of products, the invisibleSHIELD screen protectors are flexible laminate protection for a large variety of electronic devices. invisibleSHIELD custom fits each protector to the device it is intended to protect. And yes, you've heard correctly, the material that invisibleSHIELDs are made out of was indeed originally developed by the US military and used to protect the edges of helicopter blades. Like all their products, the invisibleSHIELD for the new iPods are guaranteed for life and are covered by a free replacement plan. Even if you simply need to remove it to have your iPod ser
iPhone in France on November 29th Sans 3G 2007-09-21 12:01:00 Everyone expects the first iPhone
to be sold in Europe this Tuesday, September 18th, at the Apple press conference being held at London's Regent Street Apple Store. There have also been rumors that the iPhone will be released in Germany on November
12th. The latest in Euro-iPhone news suggests that the iPhone may be available in France
as of November 29th, but perhaps not exactly how our neighbors across the sea had hoped.According to French technology blog TechCrunch, the iPhone will be available in France on November 29th, but with two very important omissions. Despite rumors that the UK iPhone expected this week would be 3G, TechCrunch's source indicates that the French iPhone will not be 3G, and will instead be the same EDGE model sold in the US. This may help squash the hopes of UK residents whose fingers were crossed for the 3G announcement to be made Tuesday. TechCrunch also states that the French iPhone will be ofference exclusively through Orange, who will not be offering Fr
New iPod products in Korea market 2007-09-21 10:26:00 Apple presented its new iPod
products in Korea
market. Those products are iPod Touch which is adopts Wi-Fi and 3G, iPod Nano videos, iPod Classic equipped with 160 GB and also iPod Shuffle that offers five colors selection.[Via]
Apple iPod Touch in Korea 2007-09-21 10:20:00 Apple presented 3.5-inch touch screen LCD iPod
Touch in Korea
market, which adopts Wi-Fi function and also lets user to play YouTube. User can plays music up to 22 hours and 5 hours of video play.iPod Touch to be released in end of this month, and suggested price is 324,000(KRW) for 8GB and 434,000(KRW) for 16GB.[Via] Read more:Apple
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The stunning new Sony Ericsson T650i 2007-09-19 01:22:00 Sony have announced an impressive looking device called the T650i, a phone that hints at the styling of the recent W880i and the K810i, but that is clearly a very attractive model in its own right. Available in a choice of Midnight Blue or Glowing Green it has a stainless steel body that should give the LG Shine a run for its money. The dinky little metal buttons seem to be a feature of new Sony Ericsson
s these days, and though I have to admit I didn’t like the look of them when viewing them on screen, having seen the W880i and the K550i in the flesh, they are very smart phones, and the buttons press with a satisfying click! The T650i is only 12.5mm thick, and pretty light at 95mm, especially for a phone with a metal casing, but punches above its weight with a 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus, a front end video call camera, MP3 player, FM radio, 256,000 colour display and it’s 3G as well. Expect the Sony Ericsson T650i to arrive in the autumn of this year. Read more:Sony
Nokia 7500 Prism 2007-09-16 10:25:00 We got our first glimpse of the Nokia
7500 Prism
last month, when the handset was announced by Nokia China.As ever, the Nokia 7000 series are for "fashion phones", and the Nokia 7500 (and its sibling the 7900) certainly fit into that category. The unusual angular design and repeated triangular pattern across the Nokia 7500 may not be to everyone's taste.. but it is certainly a highly distinctive handset and one that's pretty decently specified too.Before we look at the technical specifications, it's worth taking a closer look at the Nokia 7500's design detailing. Nokia have gone to some effort to make sure that the whole phone continues the same theme, including the 7500's user interface. This overall look is sure to polarised opinion, but generally speaking these designs sell well (even the truly awful Nokia 7260).Unlike some of Nokia's past fashion phones, the Nokia 7500 is pretty well specified. It has a 240x320 pixel display in 16 million colours, a 2 megapixel camera with fl
Two New Stylish LG EV-DO Mobile Phones Released 2007-09-15 10:53:00 LG has just released two more evolved handsets, packed with support for EV-DO Rev A (Evolution-Data Optimized). LG LH2000 and SPH-W3150 are two powerful devices that manage to handle a wide variety of multimedia files and bring the best of entertainment to its user.These two latest mobile phonescoming from LG are among the most evolved ones that this company has to bring. Unfortunately, there are little chances of them breaking out of Korea boundaries, for a global release. It's a shame, as these devices might have had chances for being successful in other countries too.LG LH2000 has a 2.2 inch LCD screen, although an even larger one would have been great. The phone is great for placing video calls and also supports T-DMB technology. This means that it is capable of bringing mobile TV services for the users of these handsets and could have done even better with a larger display. The technology is used mainly in Korea, which gives some reason why the handset has not been put out for a Read more:Stylish
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Sony Ericsson K770 – 3G Clamshell 2007-09-14 03:16:00 Sony Ericsson
cell phones are known for their music and camera quality. Well, this is quite obvious as Sony is famous for its Cyber Shot series of cameras and you can find the same lens camera in the Sony Cyber Shot camera phones. This works like a magic wand for the manufacturer. If you look in to the sales of various phones then you can see the graph as how the manufacturers have influenced the mobile phone sales. Phones like Sony Ericsson
, Samsung, BenQ have introduced various stylish phones with one or the other specialized feature and this help them to increase their sales. This has been done with Sony Ericsson which is now busy introducing more Cyber Shot phones. Now you can get various mega pixel phones from Sony which will put you in dilemma to decide whether you have a camera in a phone or a camera with a calling facility. So this is the new trend created and developed by Sony Ericsson. Now the latest model to join the bandwagon is the new Sony Ericsson K770, which is a 3G pho Read more:Sony
BlackBerry Curve 8310 – Berry Attractive 2007-09-14 03:12:00 In past few days we have reviewed various unique mobiles which are unique in their own special way. But when it comes to brands like Berry
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then there is very little to differentiate. These are the mobile phones which are especially targeted to the high end users. If you want to expedite your work and want to have a miniature of your laptop then a BlackBerry would be a good suggestion. These phones give you numerous features which can help you assemble your work and send it to people all around the globe. The style, connectivity and features of this phone make it a true smart phone. After the advent of iPhone, many believed that BlackBerry would face a strong competition but we haven’t seen anything like that happening yet. So it’s better to keep things to the users and don’t make any foreboding for BlackBerry.BlackBerry has recently introduced its much awaited BlackBerry Curve
8310. This phone has got this unique name because of the style of this phone. With just a glance yo
Free iPhone Software Unlock is Here - iUnlock 2007-09-12 04:30:00 "You wanted it, we have it. Enjoy your free iPhone
." Such was the announcement on the iPhone Dev Wiki team's website when their ultimate goal - a full software unlock of the Apple iPhone - was acheived. Simple as that.Hot on the heels of the troubled release of the iPhoneSIMFree Unlock solution, the iPhone Dev Wiki team - who has been responsible for virtually every publically available innovation involving the iPhone and it's underlying OS (filesystem access, ringtones and customization, third party applications, etc) - have released their solution which performs a similar task. Dubbed iUnlock, their solution is available free of charge, unlike others. In fact, the team has even made the source code publically available. Early reports indicate that while slightly more complex than the iPhoneSIMFree solution, iUnlock definitely works. From a complexity standpoint, the good news is that a member of the unlock team has indicated that a GUI version of the unlock software should be avail Read more:Software
Samsung SGH-G600 2007-09-11 10:27:00 When I reviewed Samsung
's SGH-U700V, I made no bones about the fact that I was really waiting for the SGH-G600. Now it has arrived, and while I rarely go overboard about a mobile, this is one I really like. There was a time when a slider would have been well down my list of formats to swoon over. But I have come around, and the quad-band 2G SGH-G600 is simply divine. The ergonomics just work really well. The 5-megapixel camera is an obvious selling point. There are some software tweaks that are a bit frivolous but that said I never tired of them throughout my testing period. Oh, and the battery life is superb. In terms of looks the initial impressions of this mobile are all positive. The black, grey and silver colour scheme works really well even before you pick the phone up and when you do it feels cosy in my hand. The 47.8mm of width means that the phone feels comfortable in small hands though. At 14.9 mm thick this can't be said to be a waif, but nonetheless it does feel well
Numerous Problems Reported with First iPhoneSIMFree Unlocks 2007-09-11 10:24:00 After weeks of anticipation, yesterday the iPhoneSIMFree software unlock solution became the first software of it's kind to become publically available. Gizmodo had exclusive access to some of the experiences of the first customers to purchase a retail copy of iPhoneSIMFree and attempt to use it to unlock their iPhones. Unfortunately, the news wasn't very good.Based on the experiences of three customers who attempted the iPhoneSIMFree unlock, numerous road blocks may exist to keep the average user from a stress-free unlocking experience. Several of the initial customers were met with an unability to unlock their iPhones at all, due to a "baseband communication error" reported by the iPhoneSIMFree application. As Gizmodo and the unlockers discovered, this was due to the existence of PIN security protecting the GSM SIM card the customers in question were attempting to use. As it turns out, the initial release of iPhoneSIMFree cannot unlock the iPhone when a PIN-protected SIM card is i Read more:First
iPhoneSIMFree Software Unlock Now For Sale 2007-09-11 10:21:00 Though many people thought that purported legal pressure and/or simple fear was going to prevent the iPhoneSIMFree software, which performs a full software unlock on the Apple iPhone, from ever seeing the light of day - think again. After reports earlier in the week that the iPhoneSIMFree program was purchased by third party, the software is now available for purchase worldwide.Currently, four different online retailers are selling the iPhoneSIMFree software, and all at a different target price. Prices range from $50-$100 USD. Only one US retailer, a company called Wireless Imports, has dared to sell the software. Overseas, there are three other retailers: iPhoneWorldWideUnlock in Australia, iPhone4arab in Saudi Arabia, and 1digitalphone in Germany. You can also find a 6 page tutorial on the iPhoneSIMFree website, which details the steps required to perform the unlock on the iPhone. From the looks of the tutorial, the process is relatively straightforward and takes only a couple minute Read more:Software
Samsung Z560 – New block in market 2007-09-11 10:18:00 The new Samsung
Z560 is the new glamour cell from Samsung. This phone has various features which makes it a glamour clamshell. This new handset is now in market which can provide you some unique systems in your mobile. This mobile can be called an experimental gadget which follows some important and basic features of mobile technology. This mobile features a 2 mega pixel camera and the HSDPA is also one of the attractive features of this phone. This phone has an auto focus camera with hot swap microSD memory card slot. The autofocus of this camera can be called one of the best things of this phone. Samsung Z560 features a HSDPA 1.8Mbps EDGE and GPRS. Samsung Z560 features touch sensitive external music keys which give it a contemporary look. When you compare it with other similar phones then you can find the competence of the new Samsung Z560. This is a flip phone which gives good user interface. This phone has a smooth covered body which adeptly reflects the style of this phone. The w Read more:block
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