Philips introduces at the IFA 2010 the Fidelio DS8550 speaker dock that is large enough to acommodate an Apple iPad. The speaker is also compatible with all iPhone models and most iPod models. It also supports Bluetooth for wireless music streaming. The Fidelio DS8550 features a Bass Reflex Speaker system with 15Wx2 output power. The speaker has the SoundCurve design, which means its walls are shaped to randomize the movements of sound waves and reflect them within the acoustic chamber.
Motorola presents its Quench XT3 Android smartphone in Taiwan, which is probably an OEM from Vibo. Not only does it look like Vibo’s A668, it also gets similar UI skin. The XT3 features a 3.2-inch 480×320 capacitive touchscreen, a 3 Megapixel camera
with auto focus and LED flash, a trackball, A-GPS, WiFi connectivity and a microSD card slot.
Luxury brand Versace, in collaboration with ModeLabs Group, introduces its Unique, a luxury mobile phone. The Versace Unique is crafted from the finest materials, hand-assembled in France. Its “face is constructed from pure high-tech ceramic or handmade lacquers delicately framed with an 18K yellow gold finish or 316L grade stainless steel inlay and its back is wrapped in the finest handcrafted leather, embossed with the Medusa head.”
Alcatel gives out the One Touch XTRA mobile phone for Orange. The phone is an entry-level device with a side-slide QWERTY keyboard and a touchscreen display. It comes with a 2 Megapixel camera with video recording and webcam capability, built-in MP3 player, FM radio with RDS and a microSD card slot.
With the success of the E71 and E72, Nokia adds to the Eseries the E5-00 business smartphone. The bar-type device, like most Eseries phones, gets a full QWERTY keyboard. It boasts a 2.4-inch 320×240 LCD display, a 5 Megapixel camera with LED flash, Bluetooth, integrated A-GPS with Ovi Maps and WiFi connectivity.
Pics of the new Blackberry Storm slider have been revealed and at first sight it looks like it could give the iPhone and upcoming Android phones a good run.
The picture (up), published by Blackberry info site, bbleaks, show a sleek metal finished touchscreen device with a mini QWERTY keyboard.
There’s also a touch sensitive trackpad, as seen on the latest BlackBerry handsets, adding to the hunch that this really is eagerly expected new smartie from Blackberry-maker, RIM.
Alcatel showed the new OT-980 sliding QWERTY phone that looks like Palm’s Pre at the MWC 2010 . Instead of webOS, the OT-980 runs the Android 1.6 OS. Boosted by 600MHz processor, the new phone gets 192MB of RAM.
Alcatel OT-980 features are: QVGA resistive touchscreen, 2 Megapixel camera, GPS, and WiFi. The device should be affordable if it really hits the market.
GM750
Mobile Phone With Windows Mobile 6.5, 3” touch screen and S-Class user interface
Smart mobile phone LG GW990 with platform MeeGo has a screen with a diagonal measurement of 12.2 cm to navigate thru rich features of the phone, while the the open source operating system Linux Moblin is taking care of smooth and reliable running of preinstalled softwares. It supports 3D games and a proper navigation system GPS, HSPA wireless interface, a digital compass, digital cameras, resolution of five million points and support for high resolution film recordings.
Motorola reveiled the latest addition to its Android portfolio at the MWC 2010, the Quench with MOTOBLUR social platform. The Quench will be called CLIQ XT and be available in March through T-Mobile USA.
The Motorola Quench features a 3.1-inch touchscreen, a photo with 5 MegaPixels with auto focus and LED flash, a touchpad, Bluetooth, aGPS support and WiFi connectivity. Motorola’s new Android phone supports “pinch and zoom” and has built-in FM tuner. Unlike the CLIQ with physical QWERTY keyboard, the Quench lacks that but comes with the Swype text input method. It’s a great phone with lots of cool features and it is also a user friendly.
Acer introduces the beTouch E400 and beTouch E110 smartphones, they are both running Android. The E400 is the more advanced model powered by Qualcomm 7227 600MHz processor and runs Android 2.1 Eclair OS while the E110 is an cheaper and more affordable phone with 416MHz CPU and Android 1.5 with Acer’s special UI.
The beTouch E400 has 256MB RAM and 512MB ROM. It features a 3.2-inch HVGA touchscreen, a 3.2 Megapixel camera, GPS, Bluetooth and WiFi 802.11b/g. It has 3.5mm jack and a microSD slot. DocumentToGo and nemoPlayer are pre-loaded. It will be released in April.The entry-level beTouch E110, on the other hand, has 256MB RAM. It sports a 2.8-inch touchscreen, a 3.2 Megapixel camera, GPS, Bluetooth but lack WiFi. 3.5mm audio jack and microSD card slot are available. It will come in black and dark blue and be released in March.
ECO features:
- Solar-cell powered battery cover charges the phone by using the power of the sun (accessory sold separately)
- Made up from hazardous-free components (including PVC)
- A beeping alert indicating a full charge helps to conserve energy
- Packaging is made from recycled paper from soy ink printing
Multimedia:
- 3MP camera: snap 2048×1537 resolution photos without pixilation
- Audio and video playback: plays up to 8GB external memory stick holds up to 200 mp3 songs or 10 video files
- Web browsing
-Touchscreen
HTC, a global provider of smartphones, today announced the phone HTC HD mini, which is based on HTC Sense technology and works on Windows platform. The essence of the phone is that it offers users the experience of a favorite phone HTC HD2, but in a more compact form.
HTC HD mini combines the usefulness of single and wonderful design. Buckles, combining the phone casing, are outside the visible and reflect the creation of a masterpiece, which is rarely seen in mobile phones. A strong design ethos continues below the battery cover, which live yellow interior structure offers an unexpected surprise when we remove the back case.
HTC HD mini has a HTC Sense technology that puts users by phone to operate in a more simple and natural way. The technology is based on three key principles which were developed based on observation of users, their lifestyle and how to communicate.
Last November, the Taiwanese Acer announced that it has a plan to send more of its mobiles on the market, based on Google’s Android operating system. First of all we welcomed mobile Liquid A1, but now the manufacturer has served with the announcement of a new mobile called E110. In his collection also adds Acer P300 cell phone, which runs on Windows Mobile. Unfortunately the manufacturer did not served with some more detailed information on both, but it may happen that we receive more info at the Fair Mobile World Congress 2010.
Acer P300 has a built-in Bluetooth with A2DP support, USB 2.0 and Wi-Fi. unfortunately there is not more informations about the quality of built-in camera, screen size and memory size. Buying it will be possible in Australia, Europe and Asia, sell-by date is not yet known. Other cell phone called E110, like the first built-in Bluetooth with A2DP support, unlike him, but can also pride itself with GPS (A-GPS).Saddly there is no informations of quality of built-in camera, screen size, memory size and the time of the sale. It is known that it will be possible to buy it in Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa and North America.
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