Here is the Samsung M110. It is a super cheap candy bar phone that comes in two colors. It features a VGA camera, FM radio, 1.52 inch 65K color 128×128 screen, GSM900/1800MHz及GPRS/EDGE support, 500 contacts phonebook and measures 109×48×18 mm.Stay tunned for more information
Here is a special edition of iPhone, maded by the notorious Amosu and they call this “the first diamond Apple iPhone”. The iPhone is encrusted with 420 diamonds totaling 5.65 carats set in 18k white or yellow gold, with a choice of white, black or pink sapphires…and it only costs 41,225$ US.
Woow AT&T and Samsung today announced the availability of the Samsung SGH-a737
The a737 is a lightweight device available in four color combinations: black/orange, black/blue, black/red and black/lime. The a737 also offers the groundbreaking Video Share, AT&T Mobile Music, stereo Bluetooth 2.0, a 1.3-megapixel camera with video record, external memory microSD cards up to 4GB and advanced messaging options. The sliding design allows for a larger screen, which is great for browsing, reviewing photos and Video Share calling.
The a737 in black/lime, black/orange and black/blue is available through select AT&T retail locations or at www.att.com/wireless for $49.99 after a two-year contract activation agreement and a $50 mail-in rebate.
AT&T and Pantech have officially announced the launch of the Pantech C810, now known as the C810 Duo in a press release.
C810 Duo have Windows Mobile 6 Standard device features a dual input configuration with a vertically sliding 12 key dial pad and a horizontal slide QWERTY keyboard, autonomous GPS support now for either Teleav Maps or Telenav Navigator (other sites had erroneously reported that GPS functionality was removed from the device.)
It also features quadband GSM with dualband W-CDMA and HSDPA data access, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP stereo audio support, QVGA display, Video Share, AT&T Music, Cellular Video, Yahoo and Napster support for over the air streaming and downloads, Track ID, 1.3 megapixel camera with video recorder down from the previously mentioned 2.0 megapixel unit in the aforementioned article, microSD card slot, and speakerphone.
The phone is now available online at a cost of $299 with new 2 year agreement before an additional $50 mail-in rebate, bringing the total to $249.99, while the press release mentions a $199 price point, which is incorrect according to the current product page
Research In Motion, (RIM) makers of the BlackBerry Smartphone, and Facebook are joining forces. A specially modified version of Facebook is now available for Blackberry users. This service, that is only available to T-Mobile subscribers, has been modified to take advantage of the Blackberry’s push-based architecture. In fact, this Facebook version is almost identical to its PC counterpart, which includes a whole slew of options, such as but not limited to image uploading, wall to wall messaging, poking, and more.
“Facebook and RIM share a vision for enhanced mobile communications and social networking based on open, standards-based platforms and this has allowed us to produce a rich mobile application for Facebook users that leverages the push-based architecture, multimedia features and industry-leading usability of the BlackBerry solution.”
