LG Optimus Windows 7 Phone Transforms Your Mobile Experience

To the Transformers franchise fans, Optimus is a name synonymous to heroic, brave, honor and unyielding resolve – LG honored justice to that name when they launched their latest Windows Phone 7 devices, the new LG Optimus 7 and Optimus 7Q. Both smartphones will run on Microsoft’s latest mobile operating system that redefines mobile life convenience and experience. As a result, users can experience the much awaited Windows 7 mobile OS plus LG exclusive features like DLNA-based Play To for multimedia file sharing, ScanSearch augmented reality or AR for real-time world of information and Voice-to-Text. These exclusive applications will be available as Live Tiles and can be accessed via the “Hubs” interface.

LG Optimus 7 features a large 3.8-inch WVGA LCD display and the Optimus 7Q has an slightly smaller 3.5-inch screen. However, both smartphones with offer 800×460 screen resolution. The new models will also have 16GB internal memory that’s large enough to hold hundreds of multimedia files and applications. To keep it going, there’s no need to hunt for Energon, the two new LG phones are powered by a 1500mAh removable battery with enough juice for hours of web browsing, e-book reading, playing and of course – talking.

What would a state of the art phone be without the camera? The new Optimus series sports a 5 megapixel camera with Intelligent Shot and Panoramic mode for that perfect point and click shot which can be stitched to a 360 view. QWERTY fan boys also get their share of the treat as the Optimus 7Q comes with a comfortable QWERTY keypad.

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BenQ DV S11 – Your Way to Capture and Share Life’s Precious Moments

If you’ve been looking for ways to capture your life’s highlights in remarkable 1080p Full HD video and play them on screen so your family and friends can see it – BenQ’s DV S11 is the best way to go. This device comes with a built-in projector so you can share your captured videos just about anywhere, anytime. The said pico-projector allows you to display your movies at up to 50” in size. It can showcase video on its own screen and it lets you take images from the video as you play it back.

The DV S11 fits in your palm comfortably. Despite its portability, it offers you a large 3.5” touch-screen display with big and beautiful icons as well as clear text. The said display isn’t just big in size; it also delivers a high-resolution 230K pixel screen and 300-nit brightness. Meaning, you can take pleasure in viewing a well-lit and beautifully crisp playback of HD video right on the gadget’s own screen.

When shooting videos, BenQ DV S11 provides you with pre-configured modes such as Sports, Sunset, Auto, Night, Portrait, Landscape, Water, Sand/Snow, Fireworks, and Flowers. Yes, everything is configured so you can get the best possible result without giving too much effort. What makes this device even more amazing is its 3 Sec pre-recording which automatically saves the scene just before you pressed the record button.

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Sell Mobile Phones: The Geek Way to Dispose Damaged Phones

Out of the different gadgets today, mobile phones have become one of the necessities. It has become a must for easier communication and for easier completion of certain tasks – such as sending emails when on travel and there’s no laptop or desktop available. But, with mobile phones becoming a necessity, and with more new products being introduced daily, changing of phones has become so easy. And the result? More discarded phones piling up.

There is now a solution to that – mobile phone recycling. Instead of throwing away your old phone, you can bring it to recycling centers so that it can be recycled. Not only does this reduce mobile phones piling up in the trash but also gives the mobile owner extra cash. The recycling institution will give you a certain amount – you can get back up to as much as 90% of your old phone’s original price! How would you like that?

There are different recycling centers today – you’ll even find them online. The challenge here is to find the right center. One institution that you can rely on when it comes to mobile recycling is SellYourMobile. The said agency aims to compare different mobile recycling institutions in order to help you find the best value for your phone. The agency covers a wide range of mobile phone brands – from Nokia to Samsung – so there’s a great possibility that it covers your specific phone, too. So if you’ve got damaged phone, don’t throw it – recycle it!

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Nokia X7

Nokia also get into the news with leaks of its new Symbian^3 OS device X7. There have been some leaks already popped out of the internet rumor mill about the Nokia X7. But the new leaks revealed full specifications as well as some new photos of the phone.

Some of the revealed specs include:

• 360 x 640 pixels, 4.0 inches 
• 450 MB, 256 MB RAM 
• 8 MP, 3264×2448 pixels 
• Symbian^3 OS 
• ARM 11 680 MHz processor, 3D Graphics HW accelerator

The leaked pictures have confirmed that the phone will be having an 8MP camera with HD video recording. But with a fixed-focus, 8MP is really useless. So the camera thing is no more an attraction for the upcoming X7. However, as it will run on Symbian^3 OS so the multi-touch ability is a plus point. The onscreen keyboard looks pretty nice and wile b easy to use even with fingers.
There is no official announcement of the device and hence no pricing information is available too. However, Nokia must have to keep this phone in medium range in order to make it a success as there is a flood of smartphones with dual-cores and very high resolution touch screens. It is very hard for phones like X7 to compete in impending trends.

  

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Flying F160

This Flying F160 is the world’s first Quad SIM card, quad standby mobile phone. Quite why you’d need four SIM cards in your phone is another matter, although I suppose for permanent travellers this could save a bunch of time swapping out cards when you cross a border.

The rest of the spec is pretty so-so, with a 2 inch touchscreen, TV & FM radio, 0.3 mp camera and a choice of colors. Priced, however, at a very reasonable $75.00 unlocked.

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Chinavasion Portable GPS And Cell Phone Jammer

The Chinavasion Portable GPS and Cell Phone Jammer transmits low power radio signals to cut off communications between cell towers and any cell phones in the proximity. This gadget completely shuts down any GSM and DCS mobile phone signals within a 10 meter radius. What’s more, this jammer also offers a perfect 10 meter radius of GPS jamming, ensuring your privacy no matter where you go. The Portable GPS and Cell Phone Jammer is sold through the Chinavasion website with a retail price starting at $36.14.

Via: Techfreash.net

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Fujitsu winter 2010 ~ spring 2011 Cell Phone Lineup

On the heels of the Docomo winter 2010 ~ spring 2011 press conference last Monday is Fujitsu’s press conference today in Tokyo, showcasing their own cell phones in Docomo’s new model lineup, all waterproof, all clamshells, and all with a fingerprint scanner in back:

F-01C

A high-spec model, with a 3.4-inch touchscreen and a 13.2 megapixel camera.

F-02C

The stylish model of the pack, with a 12.2-megapixel camera and a collaborative gold-color version with Anteprima, a Japanese brand operating out of Italy.

F-03C

More business-oriented than the first two, this camera has a 12.2-megapixel camera and a 3.3-inch screen, as well as a 2.0-inch display on the front cover with quick access to mail, schedules, bookmarks, music, TV, and camera.

Via: AkihabaraNews

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