Motorola today announced its newest handset, the MOTOSLVR L7e. In addition to a makeover with a new metallic blue finish, enhanced multimedia functions and high-speed data access, the slim candybar also comes with upgraded features.
The Motorola SLVR L7e is a quad-band phone and it comes equipped with a 1.3 megapixel camera with 8x digital zoom and full screen viewing, full screen video capture with 4x digital zoom and video playback, music player with MP3, AAC, AAC+ and ACC+ Enhanced support, 20MB of internal memory, MicroSD card slot for up to 2GB of memory, Bluetooth, Instant Messaging and EDGE.
The MOTOSLVR L7e is expected to ship in the second half of 2006. Price was not disclosed.
Samsung announced their full Le Fleur series, which represents a stylish trio of elegant mobiles targeted specifically at women. The three handsets are the new Samsung E570 and Samsung E420, as well as the Samsung E500 which is already officially released. The Le Fleur series is a continuation of the Samsung concept that a woman should have an expressive, feminine mobile to suit her style. This concept was born back in the day with the first feminine mobile Samsung A400, and later on revived with Samsung E530, Samsung E410, Samsung T500 among others.
Here is a cool video review of the Samsung SCH-B570 music phone which packs a whopping 8GB of internal memory, a 2.0MP shooter, supports jog-dial navigation, a TFT-LCD display, and dedicated music keys.
The Jasper S20 is the first Java powered mobile phone to support an early access version of JSR-209 specifications, providing Java Platform Micro Edition application developers with the ability to create advanced user interfaces for mobile phones and devices using Swing and Java2D.
The Jasper S20 Java Phone is manufactured by Group Sense Limited of Hong Kong and will first ship to Asia’s market soon. It has a 1.3MP camera and can be connected to your PC via the mini USB connector. Its built in application is good enough for most of the IM communication and its media player support various media files like MP3 and MPEG clips.
Screen size is fast becoming the key element in new high end mobile phones, so Sony has decided to call on its television kudos with a ‘Bravia’ branded handset.
Outfitted in a striking orange – rather like Riyad’s swanky new wheels – the 3G clamshell features an internal screen that almost completely fills one side. No figures were given regarding the size of this screen, but considering the handset’s dimensions (106 x 50 x 20mm) it mustn’t be far shy of four inches. Despite this however the resolution will be the increasingly standard QVGA (320 x 240) though the quality should be fantastic since Sony claims it will employ the same ’Reality MAX’ technology that it uses in its Bravia High Definition TVs.
Elsewhere, specs are equally cutting edge with a 3.2 megapixel camera that features automatic image stabilisation, 1GB of internal flash memory and an incredible 45 hour battery life during MP3 playback.
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Motorola today announced its newest handset, the MOTOSLVR L7e. In addition to a makeover with a new metallic blue finish, enhanced multimedia functions and high-speed data access, the slim candybar also comes with upgraded features.
Screen size is fast becoming the key element in new high end mobile phones, so Sony has decided to call on its television kudos with a ‘Bravia’ branded handset.
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