Nov 15 2006
Posted by: Vlad Balan in Pantech
Pantech has announced a new mobile phone for the Korean market. It will be called the
PT-S280 or the
PT-K2800 from SKT and KTF operators respectively. This is relatively slim slider – 14.9 mm thick. It features simple design, says the manufacturer.
The phone is equipped with a 2†QVGA (240x320 pixels) LCD, a 1.3-megapixel camera and an MP3-player. It supports multitasking and can be used to view texts. The recommended price makes up 300,000 Yen, i.e. about $320.
Via
mobilewhack.
Nov 14 2006
Posted by: Vlad Balan in LG
LG announced that it has developed the world's fastest "3D Game-Phone." The 3D Game-Phone is the first cell phone ever armed with a 1 million polygon/second graphic accelerator chip, which is five times faster than existing products with 200,000 polygon/second chips, and allows users to play games with more minute and realistic 3D graphics.
The folks at LG also said that it would begin marketing the product in Korea in the first half of this year, targeting game fanatics. Afterwards, it would put it on the North American and European markets as a high-priced, premium product.
Via
techeblog.
Nov 14 2006
Posted by: Vlad Balan in Nokia, Siemens, Special
Nokia and
Siemens announced plans to combine Nokia's Networks business group and Siemens' carrier-related operations for fixed and mobile networks to form a new company called
Nokia Siemens Networks.
The new company, with 2005 calendar year pro forma revenues of EUR 15.8 billion, is uniquely positioned to deliver compelling customer benefits with a comprehensive portfolio of products and solutions for the converging telecommunications market.
Nokia and Siemens continue to expect that the operations of the new company will start in January 2007.
Via
MTN.
Nov 14 2006
Posted by: Vlad Balan in Motorola
The
Motorola MOTOFONE F3 is a slim phone on a budget. It is the manufacturer’s attempt to make a mass-seller phone for both entry-level users as a first-phone and for developing countries, but not suffering from the design. As it lacks any functionality but the basic, the phone features grayscale display and battery that should last for a long time between it has to be recharged again.
Although the manual of the phone gives us no indication on its carrier availability, we hope that the
Motorola MotoFONE F3 will be offered by either of the major carriers in the States, as a free phone of course.
Via
engadget.
Nov 14 2006
Posted by: Vlad Balan in Samsung
The American operator
Cingular Wireless together with
Samsung and Microsoft has announced a new smartphone
Samsung BlackJack, also known as the
SGH-i607. This is a slim smartphone with a landscape-oriented display and a QWERTY-keyboard under it.
It is powered by Windows Mobile 5.0. The smartphone features wide communication opportunities – GSM networks (GPRS and EDGE) and UMTS and HSPDA high speed data transfer standard. There is the support of Bluetooth 2.0 interface. In the release there is no info on the support of Wi-Fi. The display has a QVGA (320x240 pixels) resolution, and the camera – 1.3-megapixels.
The operator will release the
Samsung BlackJack smartphone in mid November. After all discounts and with the service plan the price will make up $199.99.
Via
mobileguerilla.
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