HTC Touch Diamond Review – This Diamond is Definitely Not in the Rough

Posted on January 30th, 2010 in Cell Phones by

HTC Touch Diamond Review – This Diamond is Definitely Not in the Rough

Do you ever have days where you just love your job? I’ve appointed myself Technical Review Guru on the Prowl and I have to admit I’ve also had days where the latest mobile phone I was putting through its paces was doing nothing much besides boring me to tears. Useful, functional, does what the tin says – and boring.

And then I have days where I get to review a piece of machinery that has my cynical eyebrow climbing over hyped up advertising words like “exhilarating design” but still has me downright, well – exhilarated to be playing with. And so it goes with the HTC Touch Diamond.

I’m a bit of a soft touch myself for a highly visual design ethic and that was definitely the first thing that leapt out at me about the HTC Touch Diamond. To my geeky eye it was total candy. The 2.8 inch touch screen is framed by brushed metal and features faceted edges, and while I wouldn’t quite call it “stunning”, it is pretty impressive. At the risk of outing myself as a total geek, the shape of the facets reminded me for some reason of the Star Trek Enterprise. Embarrassing – but true.

I guess its also a bad sign of how much of a geek I really am because I’m also highly attracted to cool. I didn’t feel the least bit Trekkie handling the HTC Touch Diamond and instead just loved the slick coolness factor of it.

And in true geek fashion – functionality was a must – and this baby has it in spades. For starters, the high speed internet access is HSDPA. That means that accessing the internet is almost fast enough to have a broadband like feel to it. I was amazed at how easily I was able to even watch videos online, with an ease and a speed that rivaled my highly belled and whistled PC at home.

The built in camera is a perfectly usable 3.2 mega pixels, even for the fairly advanced digital photo enthusiast. The camera is entirely auto focused, which may be a plus for some and a drawback for others, since it doesn’t allow for any kind of a manual override.

The 4 gigabytes of onboard storage space are a personal must in my complicated world. That means that I won’t be spending more time and energy that I should be managing my data, files, music, photos and videos. The extra elbow room for storage instead means that I’ll be managing my goals and objectives and using the phone to meet them. That’s a bare level minimum demand that I personally have for the technology that I use; it has to be a partner in producing my goals.

The touch screen itself brags that it has 4 times the resolution of most screens, and I did find it lovely to use and to look at. During testing the screen proved to be sensitive and I do find that the touch responsive screens help me to work more efficiently.

I have some more testing to do, but so far I can say that this phone is worth a closer look.

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Andrew Wallis is a gadget geek and loves putting the latest tech toys to the test. Although usually found in whatever part of the store carries the latest and greatest, we can occasionally find him online recommending resources like the latest info on Mobile Phones in the UK

HTC Touch Diamond Review – This Diamond is Definitely Not in the Rough by Andrew Wallis

Dual Sim Mobile Phones

Posted on January 30th, 2010 in Cell Phones by

Dual Sim Mobile Phones

Dual sim mobile phones are gaining popularity and their need is felt in the Asian markets above the European market. The dual sim card phones work on both the networks simultaneously and are used by people who want to have two numbers but don’t want to carry two phones. In the Indian phone market the CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) technology has a fair reach but the GSM (Global System for Mobile communications) or better known as the sim card technology has a preferred appeal.

The CDMA service providers have reduced call rates for their consumers but have an inferior network reach over the GSM technology. Hence dual sim card phones are also designed to support one CDMA network and the other, a GSM network. The dual sim phones in India were first launched by Spice mobile phones. They pioneered in providing a reasonably good handset which used the dual sim technology. They garnered immense popularity for their dual sim phone launch and have been synonymous with this phone technology.

The common drawback of these dual sim phones is the battery life. The switching of the networks reduces the battery life and it is inconvenient for the user to charge the phone every few hours, if you use it extensively. These dual sim mobiles try to pack in the multimedia features but they are not up to the mark. Hence a dual sim phone serves only the purpose of a plain phone supporting 2 networks and the other features are not attractive.

Samsung Mobile also launched a couple of dual sim card phones. They have received appreciation for the ease of operations and the smooth navigation between the networks. The dual sim card mobile phones are very promising and they have a huge potential market. The dual sim card provides for the comfort of using two numbers at the same time. It gives you the ease of switching between networks at your convenience. It also provides with the comfort of attaining calls and messages from both networks simultaneously.

These dual sim mobile phones are pricey and are usually above the entry level mark. They have now started sporting different forms such as clamshell and slider designs. They are more popular in the Asian markets and are gaining relevance in the European markets. There are varieties of dual sim mobiles such as twin CDMA supporting phones, CDMA and GSM networks support phones or twin GSM network phones. You can choose the one that best suits your needs and fits your budget.

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Pooja Lapasia is a reputed author and has written her views on mobile phones, digital camera, online shopping, gifts and many other topics

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Nokia 6500 classic bronze ultra-slim mobile model

Posted on January 29th, 2010 in Shopping by

Nokia 6500 classic bronze ultra-slim mobile model

Nokia and durability is synonymous with one another. The Nokia that is to shy away from the ultra fact – is slim handsets. But, this tough competition in the production of ultra-slim mobile model for others to follow the foot prints leading mobile manufacturers have obliged. 6500 Classic Bronze measuring just 9.5mm thin by the region’s latest innovation. The bronze color is available in a stylish, it looks stunning connectivity gadget. Although svelte, this gadget to facilitate around the concrete and strong lightweight material that feels. What’s more, the individual diamond handsets – polished, no two handset means is the same.

Ease of use of the phone user makes a real dear. The keys of the handset fiddly because they are small enough, but to use user interface for easy for a small press are doing. With 3G (though video calling), a two mega pixel camera fair, good music player, stereo Bluetooth and 1GB internal memory of one of the best phone to buy absent. The arrogance with 3G technology, the user’s Internet experience rapidly screen at all in content to live with fitting finds. Meanwhile, the camera is capable of inspiring and high-end imaging. Music player is excellent.

The Nokia 6500 classic bronze with a 2.0 mega pixel camera with dual LED flash comes. Internal memory the Nokia 6500 Classic Bronze incredible songs, photos and video messages, contacts for heavy storage capacity is 1 GB with a full-Powered. The 3G handset surprisingly personal services with your friends Wow contemporary style is ready for broadband connections on their mobile phones’ an ‘always on offer. In a world of change, like capturing those special moments for the gadget of improved techniques. This gadget a large color display makes viewing multimedia websites and happiness. Users everywhere in the building with their MP3 tunes can take.

The Nokia 6500 Classic Bronze convenience of a list you expect from middle-class 3G phone will Matches. Apart from a 2 mega pixel camera (no autofocus – do not throw away your digital camera!), You can be a capable music player (though support for Bluetooth stereo headsets), USB and Bluetooth and a video camera through good Connectivity mode is missing. These attributes may not sound exciting, but that most people will care about all the boxes ticks. However, the most obvious thing missing is a 3G phone that it is considering, is calling the video feature. A front – the camera is facing, so that video calling is out of specification list.

Integrated music player of the Nokia 6500 Classic Bronze enjoy songs in different file formats to be used. Users can benefit vested multimedia features like music with every time, the MP 3, AAC and AAC player. The handsets and the Internet for easy and effective transfer of music from personal computers to download music with advanced features Powered, you help the Nokia 6500 classic bronze with the latest music can enjoy. Music, and other mobile content transfer of data through Bluetooth and USB connectivity easier and more now. GPRS handsets and the edge of the connectivity ensures high speed data transfer. And the best part is that the Nokia 6500 Classic Bronze Tri – band GSM network that is relevant on the world works and communication with you to provide talented connectivity service.

In short, is that the Nokia 6500 Classic Bronze is the fusion of form and function can be said.

mobile phone contract deals,The surprise in the gadget user experience design perfection can. This is the best form of smooth procurement of aluminum glamorous looks, a delightfully compact and well balanced to create happiness.

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