Mobile Phone Reviews, Mobile Phone News & Cell Phone Buying Guides
Hello, fellow readers. It’s been a while since my last post. I’ve been caught up with some works. Let us take a look at this gorgeous and stunning new clamshell cell phone – Sony Ericsson T707. Personally, when I first look at this mobile phone, I think it’s too girly for me. No offense, girls..In my opinion, this Sony Ericsson T707 is suitable for younger teenage girls just like those in Hannah Montana; playful and sexy..hehe.
Ever want to own a BlackBerry Curve? This bluetooth-enabled media player is not just for email. It is slim and trim and is something that will fit inside your pocket. Take a look at Digitalgeeky’s BlackBerry Curve cell phone review.
Since the BlackBerry Javelin has come to town things just will not be the same. This is a great smaller BlackBerry sure to please users anywhere. Take a quick look at this BlackBerry Javelin cell phone review and make up your own mind instead of just wondering.
Hai. I stumbled upon an interesting article today about the 50 greatest travel gadgets of 2008 compiled by Mike Richard. This article is a must read if you’re a travel junkie. We’ll never know, you might find something there for your next travel pack list.
I bet you can still remember the Samsung’s unsuccessful attempt to make their own first Touchscreen cell phone with Dual SIM Card capabilities – The P720. It had to be canceled because of compability issues between their Dual SIM card UI and Armani phone like device. Now after making some improvement with their touchscreen capabilities – TouchWiz Interface, and added Dual SIM functionality, their new Samsung D980 DuoS is now ready to be market.
The advancement of internet technology allowing almost any people including your kids to access adult content from anywhere at anytime. The use of iPhone and iPod internet capability making it easier for people to watch porn on their mobile phone. So what’s keeping your children from borrowing your iPhone with an excuse to play games or looking for school-work material. But, instead of doing all that, they use it for ‘adult entertainment’.
The lifespan of your cell phone battery depends on how you use your cell phone on day to day basis. If you do not take proper care, the cell phone battery may get discharged and you may have to buy a new cell phone battery. Improper handling and negligence like over charging can also be hazardous.
Here are some tips to improve the life expectancy of your cell phone battery. Most of these tips are very simple and straight forward. However, by following them consistently you can ensure that you won’t have to get your cell phone battery replaced for a long time to come.
Keep your cell phone clean: With regular usage, your cell phone will accumulate dust. These dust particles can get deposited on the contacts of the batteries and can reduce their lifespan. To keep your phone dust free, wipe the phone regularly with a dry cloth. Remove the cell phone battery and gently wipe its contacts to remove any lodged dust particles.
Apple makes the world’s most popular MP3 players called iPods. Their very impressive lineup of iPod models have completely blown away all the other MP3 players on the market since iPods first started being sold back in 2001.
There are four different models of iPods. They are iPod Shuffle, iPod Nano, iPod Classic, and iPod Touch. Each varies differently in price and features. Just follow the iPod buying guide below to find out some more details about the different model of iPods and which would be the best for you.
Despite the economic recession, the retail sales of U.S. video games in November are showing a 10 percent increase from a year ago. The Overall sales of U.S. video games this year through November had increased by 22 percent from the sales of 2007.
The report released by market researcher NPD Group showing that U.S. consumers are not cutting back on buying video games. The increasing sales of video games also contribute to the 5 percent increase sales of gaming hardware to $494.7 million.
“It’s not a phone, it’s a console experience”. This is what John Geleynse (Apple’s Director of Technology Evangelism) said during the “iPhone Tech Talk” in San Jose recently. There are some early indicators that Apple is trying to position themselves inside the game console market, such as the recent interview with Greg Joswiak (VP of iPod and iPhone product marketing) where he talked about the comparison of 3D graphic power on iPod touch and Nintendo DS. Besides that, Apple also putting some effort in showing their iPhone and iPod gaming capabilities at the recent TV Ads for their products. On top of that, the series of “EA Games Sneak Peek” events held at Apple stores around the US also shows that Apple is aggressively pushing their iPhone and iPod into the mobile gaming market.
