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Wednesday 24 September 2008

Nokia 5800 Tube to launch in a week [ 24-09-2008 23:51 ]

Author: Irina Turina Translation by: Administrator

It seems Nokia is now all set to roll out their first touchscreen-based phone ever – the much-hyped and anticipated, the 5800 Tube. Actually, there is literally nothing that we don’t know about already. We even had the privilege of savoring lots of spy pics of this S60-based device and even some live footage in movies. So, today the final piece of the puzzle leaked out – its release day, and according to numerous reports, the Nokia 5800 Tube will be unleashed on October 2nd.

All in all, the Tube doesn’t appear to be a marvel in the way of specs, and its major attractions are a huge 640x360 pixel touch-friendly display and a customized version of S60. We’ll be looking forward to play around with it and bring you a comprehensive review as soon as possible

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LG Prada breaks 1 million mark [ 24-09-2008 21:16 ]

Author: Irina Turina Translation by: Administrator

It seems that fashion aficionados around the globe have finally found the device of their dreams in LG's unique all-fashion device, created together with Prada. If you think otherwise, then here is a proof you won't be able to deny - according to LG's recent press release they have managed to sell over a million units of the Prada phone, which is quite a milestone for such a quaint offering.

Here is what LG's officials had to say on this success: "Since its March 2007 debut the Prada Phone by LG has been recognized as one of the world’s most sophisticated handset combining innovative design with technological breakthroughs including the first complete touch screen. This visionary approach by intimate and productive partnership from two vastly different industries became a platform for new design opportunities and opened doors to diverse multimedia experiences." Also, encouraged by the strong market response, LG and Prada have committed to further collaborations and will launch an update to the original Prada phone in the 4Q of 2008. However, it'll be up against much tougher competition this time around, with Samsung and other phone makers picking up on this trend.

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New Android walk-throughs and demos [ 24-09-2008 11:06 ]

Author: Serge Novikov Translation by: Administrator

Right after T-Mobile's latest and greatest offering, the G1 (world's first Android based handset) launched, the Web got flooded with guides through the phone's user interface and demos. We have scouted YouTube for some of the most informative walkthroughs - without further ado, here they go:

Android browser in action

Android UI

Google Mobile Products on the G1

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T-Mobile finally rolls out Android-based G1 [ 24-09-2008 10:04 ]

Author: Viktor Dashkevich Translation by: Administrator

The first handset to be powered by Google’s Android OS has been officially announced – the T-Mobile G1, to be available exclusively on the T-Mobile network. G1 will sport seamless integration with Google applications – namely the seven applications it comes pre-installed with – which are as follows: Search, Mail, Maps, Gmail, Contacts, Calendar, GTalk, and, the Youtube application. This is hardly surprising, being as Android is a Google-driven OS, but, it’s nice too see that the applications will all work together – synching with Google’s online services, and the like. This means, that any change you make – for instance, adding a contact to your Gmail account on the G1, will also appear on Gmail on your computer desktop. Priced at $179, on a two-year contract, it’s to be available from October 22^nd in the US. It’ll also be available for $399 sim-free. As for other countrys, the launch dates range from November, into early 2009.