Daily Gadgets for You!!
Light of weight and heavy on looks, easy on the wallet and keen on getting things done, Sony Ericsson T700 is playing for keeps in the midrange. Stylish exterior, high-speed data, snappy interface and decent media squeeze a mighty punch out of this featherweight. The T700 might as well be in for an exciting Christmas. The kind of features people shop for, a hard-to-say-no price tag and styling that works for gals and lads alike do belong high on many wish lists.
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The new, ultrathin iPod touch was born to play. Tilt, tap, shake, and swipe your way through stunning 3D games and applications designed for iPod touch. Enjoy movies and TV shows on the crisp 3.5-inch widescreen display.
Sony Ericsson’s XPERIA X1 flagship isn’t just a geeky-cool piece of kit. The XPERIA X1 represents more than the amalgamation of WVGA touchscreen display, QWERTY keyboard, WiFi, GPS, etc. - it represents Sony Ericsson’s push to redefine the mobile experience through its Panel UI.
If you don’t already know, the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 uses a panel-based user interface. Each “Panel,” represents a completely different homescreen that can be customized to present the user with web-based information (email, news, stocks, weather, etc.) as well as launchable applications. The idea here is that the user will have different information needs from their device throughout the day or month or year.
Sprint has added a new Nextel Direct Connect phone - the Motorola Renegade V950. The Moto-made clamshell, while not particularly beautiful, is slim and built to Military specifications 810F for dust, shock, vibration and blowing rain.
Other specs include push-to-talk support, 3G, 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth. As for the services supported, potential Renegade V950 users can count on Sprint Music Store, Sprint Radio, Sprint TV, Sprint Mobile Sync, Mobile Email and Instant Messaging.
Motorola has unveiled a new MOTOJEWEL clamshell phone, designed specifically with the female fashionista in mind. The device comes with its own mini clutch handbag, which has just space for the handset, a credit card, and a lipstick. Apparently, MOTO thinks that’s about everything a modern girl needs when she’s going out.
Motorola’s first mega-megapixel cameraphone, the Motorola MOTOZINE ZN5 is the company’s first foray in to high-end handsets with a high-quality camera module on board. The Motorola ZN5 leverages Kodak’s Perfect Touch Technology and Kodak Imaging Technology to create an intuitive and incredibly snappy 5 megapixel cameraphone with no noticeable shutter lag. If there’s any shutter lag on the Motorola ZN5, you’d be hard pressed to detect it.
