Wednesday 21 February 2007

i-mate Ultimate communicators breakdown    [ 21-02-2007 16:40 ]

Author: Verа Kozlova   Source: Todo Pocket PC     Translation by: Oleg Kononosov     

The line of i-mate branded powerhouses going by the name of Ultimate generated some hype at 3GSM Congress. However at that event the company released only general specifications of the range, leaving all details to attendees and their reports. Now images featuring more comprehensive specs of the Ultimate have leaked  into the Web - actually, they seem to be a sort of official papers and feel much like data leaked directly from the company's quarters. While there is still no confirmation of these spec sheets, we are indeed worth checking out.

Ultimate 5150 - a sliding communicator armed with a 2,8-inch touch screen. Unlike the side-sliders with a QWERTY-keypad onboard, which are all the rage today, the 5150 sports only a numberpad, measuring up at 117x60,5x19,5 mm.

Ultimate 6150 - a conventional-looking candy-bar packing all the flavor characterizing this series - specifically a 2,8-inch touch sensitive display. The 6150 measures 118,5x60,5x15,7 mm.

Ultimate 7150 feels like a successor to HTC Universal, with its dual-screen interface, boasting a primary 3,8-inch internal touch screen and a 2,2-inch external OLED display. Dimensions - 110x74x18 mm.

Ultimate 8150 - a slime monoblock-shaped communicator with a numberpad. The display is a tad smaller than that of its siblings, measuring only 2,6 inches diagonally, which leads to dimensions of 94x50x11 mm.

Ultimate 9150 - a fold phone coming equipped with a 2,6-inch internal touch screen and a 1,2-inch OLED display on the fascia. Dimensions - 98x50x19 mm.

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Nokia 7373 Special Edition, first look!    [ 21-02-2007 14:52 ]

Author: Verа Kozlova     Translation by: Saliquincer     

Nokia has today announced a new phone to be released at the Paris Fashion Week and available in the shops during March.

The Nokia 7373 Special Edition is the product of a partnership with fashion designer Giambattista Vall. who commented: I was intrigued by the inspiration to define the mobile phone as a fashion accessory. Like a dress, shoes and jewelry, the Nokia 7373 Special Edition phones follow the theme of my collection and I immediately imagined them as silhouettes dressed in my work. Depending on your mood, you swap bags and transfer the contents. Amazing to see how Nokia has applied this idea to the world of mobility. Just swap SIM cards from one mobile phone to another to match your personal style.

The 7373 comes in either Special Edition Powder Pink or Black Chrome and looks stunning in both with accessories, exclusive content and wallpapers to match.

Costs are estimated at around £150.

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