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Maybe you’re one of the millions of Nokia fans out there and you’re interested in every piece of news that the large mobile phones manufacturer has prepared for you. Well then, let me share the good news with you: if you enjoyed the cool cell phones that are part of the Supernova range, you should be the happiest people on earth, as the Finnish company announced new color versions for the Supernova devices. The only exception is the 7100 Supernova, which was recently presented to the public.

Nokia announced the decision to expand the line with “fresh, new colors reflecting the latest runway trends, as well as enhanced services”. The Supernova range consists of four devices (the latest 7100 is not included in the present enumeration): 7619, the flagship of the series, 7510, the only clamshell, 7310 and 7210, which is the most affordable of them all. The four of them are available in additional vivid colors such as Graphite and Passionate Purple. I don’t know how useful these four devices are for the company, as far as the earnings are concerned, but they must be worthy of being talking into consideration if Nokia decided to expand the range.



Another improvement is the fact the music and entertainment experiences were also taken care of, with the services that allow users to share images and videos through Ovi Share and to keep in touch with their friends with Nokia Maps. Not to mention the access to instant messaging that is available with Windows Live Messenger.

More than that, the Nokia Supernova consists of cool cell phones that help consumers leaving their mark on the devices they own, from the bold colors they’re allowed to choose from to the exchangeable colors. The devices are aimed at all of those fashion-conscious people that are interested in always staying connected, no matter the problems that might occur. If you want to find additional information, Nokia invites you to visit the products’ official websites.

(Source: unwiredview.com)

I don’t know how many times I’ve said before that I don’t like luxury cell phones. But my attitude towards such devices is not only inoffensive, but also tolerant, because I know that everything exists for a reason. There are so many people who love them, so who am I to argue their decision to own expensive cell phones that dazzle each and every human being that dares to give them a short glance?

But enough it’s enough. Look at this one! This “luxury cell phone” is unbelievably hideous, if you ask me, with all of those ornaments thrown on it at haphazard. It’s like someone decided to adorn a handset for the Christmas period and when he/she started the adventurous mission, the excitement couldn’t be stopped whatsoever. And the result is right in front of your eyes. I apologize for putting you to the torture of watching this wacky invention, but I really think that every human being has to be given all sorts of examples, in order to be able to know what is right and what is wrong. This is so wrong, guys!



Givori, a company that aims at competing with famous luxury cell phones manufacturers, has launched an unlimited edition consisting of no more than 50 devices (and it’s quite enough!). Called Givori Nefertiti, the phone is inspired by the ancient Egyptian queen that is well known all around the world for her beauty. This is an antithesis, alright. The cell phone should have been at least pretty so that people could understand the connection with the famous queen.



These phones are made of 24 carat gold and numerous Swarovski crystals that contributes only to their high price. More than that, each handset from the Nefertiti collection has been handcrafted, so that no two phones look alike.

“We have a dedicated core of glamorous customers who like to have the most up-to-date style items and this extends to the look of their mobile phones. The limited edition Nefertiti phone caters to these exuberant tastes”, said Amine Aoude, Givori Brand Manager.

If you were a luxury cell phones manufacturer, which place would you choose for launching your collection? Dubai, isn’t it? Well, the Nefertiti limited edition is available in luxury stores in Dubai and you can make them yours for approximately $4500.

(Source: gadgets.boingboing.net)

Not another rainy day! I woke up in the morning and, casting a short glance at the world outside my smoky window, I realized that this is, again, one of those days when you’d rather spend your whole 24 hours inside your house than confronting the bad weather. But I'm not the only one who hates these cold rainy days. My phone doesn’t like it either. He’s so sensitive to the cold and the rain, that I’d better keep its bright and shiny silhouette between your four walls.

Motorola Adventure V750, the latest rugged cell phone that Verizon is offering to the wide public, is far from being so sensitive. The clamshell phone made its appearance a couple of months ago on the company’s line-up, but it’s now when the device is available on Telus, an important Canadian mobile network.

The V750 comes equipped with US military specifications 810F, which converts it in a shock resistant mobile phone, whatever the shock might be. Moreover, the device can withstand not only shocks, but also dust, vibration or solar radiation.



As for the technical features, they include: EVDO Rev A, a 2.2-inch 65K colors internal screen with a resolution of 240x320 pixels, a 1.6-inch TFT external display with a resolution of 120x160 pixels, the military specs 810F for shocks, vibration, sun, heat, cold, altitude, dust, a 2.0 megapixel camera that comes with video capabilities, Bluetooth, 2.5 millimeters headset jack, speakerphone, music player and a microSD card support for expanding the memory up to 8GB.

Weighing approximately 111 grams and measuring 102 x 51 x 16.5 millimeters, the shock resistant mobile phone provides up to 3.8 hours of digital talk time and 83 hours of digital stand-by time. The standard bundle consists of the following components: the device itself, meaning the Motorola V750 handset, a rechargeable battery, the battery cover, AC charger, stereo headset, USB cable and tools software.

The phone is available for $ 399.99 without a contract, for $349.99 with one year contract, for $299.99 with 2 year contract and $199.99 on a third year contract.

(Source: unwiredview.com)

Gresso. Don’t you dare raise that eyebrow! An exclusive luxury cell phones manufacturer. Exclusive and expensive, in the same time, for a pretentious public that doesn’t spare an effort, whether it’s financial or of any kind, in order to impress people. The company is well known all around the world for its stunning creations, genuine works of art.

If you are into such exquisite products, then you must be grateful to be given the latest news in the area: Gresso has recently announced another masterpiece which was released under the name of Gresso Avantgarde Skeleton. Aiming at rousing an incredible revolution, the mobile phone will be available in a limited edition consisting of no more than 15 pieces.

Everything’s precious about the Skeleton. Excuse the proximity of these two antithetical terms, but that’s the way it is. The case, for example, is made of a special titanium alloy, covered with a high-tech ceramic. On the back panel is placed a sapphire glass that is decorated with the company’s logo, which is also covered with 10 micron gold.

As far as the design and the materials being used, there are 23 functional keys and a triangle placed on the front panel that are all made of aircraft steel. Stainless steel is used, on the other hand, for executing the battery cover, which is covered with leather of high-quality. Another impressive feature, that is an invention patented by Gresso, is the magnetic lock the battery cover is equipped with.



The TFT 65K colors display, with a resolution of 240x320 pixels, is made of sapphire crystal glass that was hand polished, while the keyboard is covered with titanium. Another Gresso innovation is the Roman numerals that you can find on this special keyboard, that is brand new on such devices.

Other specs of this Gresso cell phone are the tri-band GSM 900/1800/1900, Windows Mobile 6.0 standard, an internal memory of up to 64MB and expandable memory of up to 2GB with microSD card, WAP, GPRS, Bluetooth 1.2, 2-megapixel camera with a maximum resolution of 1600x1200 pixels, video and audio player (the phone supports different formats such as MIDI, WMA, WAV, AVI, ASF, WMV).

Measuring 119.5 x 48 x 14 millimeters and weighing 138 grams, the phone is equipped with a standard Li-ion battery 110mAh, that provides up to 4 hours of talk time and up to 150 hours of standby time. The new Gresso cell phone is priced at 3999 euro, which is pretty much, if you ask me. Way too much, as a matter of fact!

(Source: phonearea.net)

Pantech USA, a subsidiary of Pantech Group, which is a very important Korean mobile manufacturer, announced that a brand new mobile phone is already available. Launched under the name of C630, the device is expected to start selling on 12 December, meaning today, being offered by the US carrier AT&T.



While other companies decided to reveal all sorts of expensive high-end cell phones right before Christmas, Pantech USA thinks that the best way for them to gain more and more customers is to give them what they most want: a well-equipped handset sold with an affordable price.

The candybar features lots of multimedia functionalities, allowing its users to choose from GPS, music, chat and video. I’m sure you all know that big things can always come in small packages, so the C360’s most popular features can easily be managed, including text, IM multimedia messaging, GPS navigation and music. As far as the navigation is concerned, you’ll have the chance to use advanced functions with aGPS for turn-by-turn directions, using an AT&T service, the Navigator. When it comes to entertainment, the C630 is compatible with a variety of digital music formats.



The mobile phone is made from mixed materials, being provided with a rubberized back-panel, with a mirrored screen, not to mention the joystick pad. It measures 4 x 1 (length x depth) and features the following specifications: 3G support, the aGPS that I was earlier talking about and that allows the use of AT&T Navigator, microSD card support, 1.3 megapixel camera and two other AT&T multimedia services, Video Share and Mobile Music.

“The C630 is a little phone with big functionality”, said Patrick Beattie, vice president of sales and marketing at Pantech Wireless, Inc. “We packed a lot in this device while working to keep the price affordable. Pantech believes that advanced functionality can be available for all levels of users”.

The Pantech C630 was said to become available starting today on AT&T’s official website, being sold for $39.99, with a two-year contract and mail-in rebate. Even if this new mobile phone that Pantech USA is offering all of you doesn’t come with a QWERTY keyboard, you might still be impressed by its affordable price.

(Source: unwiredview.com)