Archive for July, 2008
Filed under Cell phone, LG, News
Both LG and Dolby have arrived at a pact that will formulate the first cell phone to integrate the technology of Dolby’s system into its units. Some of the features that would be incorporated in LG cellphones are Mobile Surround, Sound Space Expander, Natural Bass, High Frequency Enhancer, Graphic EQ, Sound Level Control, and Mono-to-Stereo Converter.
According to Skott Ahn, President and CEO of LG Electronics Mobile, the company believes that this technology will raise the bar for audio quality on multimedia phones and expect Dolby Mobile to help them create a new trend in the mobile phone industry. He further said that LG is committed to providing their customers with the best features available and their new collaboration with Dolby helps them deliver on this pledge.
LG is reported to commence high-end multimedia phones with Dolby Mobile technology beginning the fourth quarter this year.
Comments (0) Posted on Thursday, July 31st, 2008
As of today, T-Mobile announced the Sidekick Shells – a chance for users to design their own Sidekick cellphones by making use of their own photos, graphic designs, patterns, texts, icons, or logos. After drafting, designs will be custom-printed into the cellphone housing. When done, images of these personally-designed units can be forwarded to a public gallery authored by www.sidekickshells.com.
Added features include a 2.0-megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth for photo and file transfers, text and email, and Instant Messaging. The Sidekick Shells is ready with a huge internal memory for storage and an adaptable web surfing.
The new Sidekick Shells has incorporated a Spanish user interface - the first for a Sidekick device.
Comments (0) Posted on Thursday, July 31st, 2008
Introducing the newest bluetooth headset in the market: The Plantronics 925.
The Plantronics 925 Bluetooth headset is a classic sample of style and essence. While its lustrous lines and leather charging case give style to it, certain functions like enabling the users to accept and end a call easily by pressing the multifunction button once as well as allowing them to use the headset with 2 different phones at the same time is its essence.
With its 5-hours continuous talk time, the Plantronics 925 Bluetooth headset is certain to twist heads.
Comments (0) Posted on Tuesday, July 29th, 2008
Last Thursday, July 24, 2008, a fervent crowd welcomed the unveiling of the new Nokia E71 in an all-exclusive event in the Nokia Flagship Store in. With the Nokia Maps 2.0, an integrated A-GPS and Nokia Maps 2.0, and a 3.2 megapixel camera being one of its many features, the Nokia E71 (which is also the slimmest computer-phone at .39 inches thick) attracts potential consumers via its blending of beauty and functionality.
Andrew Brown, Director of Wireless Enterprise Strategies for Strategy Analytics stated, “Despite its compact size, the Nokia E71 manages to integrate an extremely comfortable and usable QWERTY keyboard. E-mail setup is also a strong point for the Nokia E71. Whether using a corporate Exchange server or a personal e- mail account, the built-in setup wizard makes setup quick and easy for both IT professionals and end consumers alike,”
Nokia E71 sells at $500 in Nokia Flagship Store in New York.
Comments (0) Posted on Tuesday, July 29th, 2008
The future of mobile phone gaming now lies in 3D graphic chips, at least that’s how the majority of cellphone users are thinking, especially for the high-end phones like the Nokia N-series. But while N95 and N82 have these 3D graphic gaming, why is it that their next models did not follow the trend? What’s happening, Nokia?
When Nokia introduced its latest N-Gage platform, countless cellphone players have commented about 3D chips making a share. But despite the N95 and N82’s 3D chips feature, Nokia’s supreme N96 is 3D-chipless even though it boasts of having this N-Gage-compatibility. Again, what’s happening, Nokia?
Comments (0) Posted on Tuesday, July 29th, 2008
