Samsung’s Eco-Friendly Mobile Phone Blue Earth Review

Friday, April 19, 2013

Once again, Samsung had proven to be one of the leading mobile phone manufacture in the world by introducing its latest cell phone model called Blue Earth S7550 (SBE). Beside the improvement of its communication technology, the Samsung Blue Earth also emphasized more on eco-friendly design. The blue color theme of this touchscreen mobile phone is inspired by our own planet earth and the support of Samsung toward the global warming campaign.

Solar Battery

The Samsung Blue Earth was made  entirely from recycle material or more specifically, plastic bottles. The usage of this mobile phone also supported by solar energy, which means you don’t have to worry when you forgot to bring your cell phone charger again because the solar panel on the surface of this mobile phone can harvest solar energy from the sun and gives user at least 4 hours of talk time.
Besides that, the production of Samsung Blue Earth is free from hazardous material such Polyvinyl Chloride. Users also can control the usage of  battery cell by adjusting its display setting. Thus, in a way helping to reduce our environmental pollution.

The PROs Of Samsung Blue Earth

• Solar panel as a backup battery charger
• GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz, GPRS/EDGE Class 12, UMTS 900/2100, HSDPA 3.6 Mbps
• 3″ TFT touchscreen, WQVGA resolution (240 x 400 pixel)
• 180 MB onboard storage, microSD card slot (Up to 16GB)
• Wi-Fi, GPS with A-GPS support
• 3.15 megapixel fixed focus camera with smile reflection and QVGA @ 30 fps video recording.
• Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP, USB v2.0
• Document Viewer
• Exchange ActiveSync support
• Smart Unlock
• Speed meter censor
• FM Radio with RDS
• Music service network
• 1080 mAh battery

The Cons Of Samsung Blue Earth

• Compare to other Samsung’s mobile phone product line, this Samsung Blue Earth is a little bit big in size.
• The screen is hard to see under the sunlight
• The distance of its camera focus only 3 MP

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Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition

Want to watch your favorite television shows while you’re in a subway or having lunch? The Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition is the perfect cell phone for you with the combination of both communication and TV entertainment in one mobile phone device.

The Nokia 5330 Mobile TV edition has the same design as its previous predecessor, the Nokia 5330 XpressMusic. The difference is instead of emphasizing on its music player functionality, this time the Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition is more about giving you a portable TV entertainment experience.

The Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition allows users to make and save a list of their favorite TV shows, news channel, MTV videos, etc. It also enables users to setup a time reminder to inform them when their favorite TV shows are showing.

The Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition is powered by Lithium Ion battery with a capacity of 1,000 mAh (BL-4U) to allow users to watch their favorite TV channel on this mobile phone up to 6 hours long.

According to statement released by the Nokia, the DVB-H service was already enjoyed by many countries such as Austria, Finland, Ghana, Kenya, India, Italy, Namibia, Nigeria, Netherland, Philippine and Switzerland. On top of that, there are 20 more countries are expected to be able to enjoy this Mobile TV broadcasting service within 12 to 18 months.

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Google Nexus One VS Apple IPhone

Is the Google Nexus One for You?
The hype about the Google Nexus One phone was enough that practically every tech-savvy phone owner was drooling over the possibility of getting one. As always in these circumstances, the rumours proved to be a little more tempting than the reality, with talk of $200 unlocked phones soon being shot down. It could be tempting, in the circumstances, to go to the opposite extreme and suggest that no one needs this phone while Apple’s iPhone is out there. Instead, let’s take a careful look at both, and try to find areas where each wins out.
Applications
The Google Nexus One is up against stiff competition here. The Apple iPhone is rightly famous for its array of apps, and programmers have had since 2007 to come up with effective ones. In its corner, the Nexus has the fact that it is using an existing open source operating system in the form of Android, and that Google seems to have made sure that there will be a fairly good initial menu of applications to choose from. Combined with the speed at which new apps for both formats will probably be produced, there seems to be little to choose between them here.
Specifications
It can be easy to get too hung up on the specifications of new gadgets, but most of the time the differences don’t make that big an impact on your experience using them. Who will really notice, for example, that the Google Nexus One’s screen is 0.2” bigger than the iPhone 3G’s? There are two differences that you might notice though. Google’s smart phone offers 4GB of SD memory to either 16 or 32GB of flash memory on the iPhone, giving Apple’s option a significant advantage when it comes to storage. It loses out though in the battery stakes, offering similar life to the Nexus in most areas, but only five hours of talk time to the other handset’s ten.
Camera Options
One other area in which there seems to be a clear difference is in the two phones’ camera modes, where Google’s offering gives you 5-megapixel and Apple iPhone only gives you 3-megapixel, along with a digital zoom function. It means that the Nexus One can function on a level comparable with most decent compact digital cameras, along with the more basic SLRs. Whether that would be one of your primary considerations in buying a phone is perhaps debatable, but if you’re the sort of person who likes to snap away on a mobile, it might make the difference.
Should You Switch?
Even in terms of price, there isn’t that much to choose between the two smart phones, with the 16GB iPhone being only $20 more expensive than the contract version of the Nexus One, which is the one most people will probably want, given the expense of the $529 unlocked version.
So, you probably won’t buy Google’s Nexus One if you already own an iPhone. On the other hand, there’s no reason why, if you find yourself looking for your first smart phone, you shouldn’t give it some serious consideration.

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HTC Sensation 4G Android Smartphone Review

The GOOD: The HTC Sensation 4G boasts a sleek, high-quality design with a gorgeous 4.3-inch qHD display. The Android smartphone also features a 1.2GHz dual-core processor and 8-megapixel camera, and the HTC Sense user interface brings some thoughtful and useful new features.
The BAD: The smartphone doesn’t offer much internal memory, and the phone’s speakers are pretty weak.
The BOTTOM LINE: Its excellent design and user experience, coupled with its solid performance, make the HTC Sensation 4G one of the best Android phones yet and a top pick for T-Mobile customers
Read The Full HTC Sensation 4G Android Smartphone Review:
http://reviews.cnet.com/smartphones/htc-sensation-4g-t/4505-6452_7-34640312.html

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LG 620G Prepaid Phone (Net10) Review

The LG 620G Prepaid Phone works with the aid of Net10 and it is a slim, good-looking phone. It is easy-to-use in all aspects. The Bluetooth connectivity inducted in the phone enables you to enjoy hands-free devices that deliver streamed stereo music. You can just pay as you go with roaming calls at 10 cents per minute. It is as simple as that. The MP3 player and the FM radio included in the phone have the ability to drive away boredom.
You are bound to receive rechargeable battery, charger, user manual and a quick start guide too along with the handset. The talk time that you are likely to get by using this phone is up to 5 hours. This talk time is ably supported by a standby time of about 216 hours too. The phone book is a massive one in the sense that it can store up to 1000 entries. You will be glad to find microSD memory expansion too in the phone. This is in addition to the already preloaded memory in the phone. The 1.3-megapixel camera entrenched in the phone enables you to capture video with quality.

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How to reset HTC EVO 3D to its factory settings

I was playing with my friend’s HTC EVO 3D smartphone the other day. I played games, downloaded some applications, watched some videos, etc. All of the sudden, his HTC EVO 3D went haywire on me, so we need to reset his HTC EVO smartphone to its factory settings. Please be warned that doing a hard reset will delete all your files, applications, videos, music, customized settings, etc. Remember to backup before proceed with hard reset HTC EVO.
First, if you can still browse around the settings

1. From the main home screen, tap menu
2. Tap Settings, then Privacy
3. Tap Factory data reset
4. Tap Reset phone
5. Enter your password if required, then tap Erase everything to confirm

If you can’t access the settings or it went completely frozen

1. Remove the battery, wait for a few seconds, then reinsert the battery.
2. Press and hold the VOLUME DOWN button, and then briefly press the POWER button.
3. Wait for the screen with the three Android images to appear, and then release the VOLUME DOWN button.
4. Press VOLUME DOWN to select FACTORY RESET, and then press the POWER button.

Walahh..that ‘s all on how to reset HTC EVO 3D to its factory settings..no sweat

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HTC EVO 4G Android Smartphone Review

HTC has always been a brand which has brought out new revolutions in the Smartphone market. HTC EVO 4G is one such exemplary product from the brand, which is the first WiMax-enabled Smartphone introduced in the Unites States. HTC EVO 4G boasts of a 4.3 inch display which is comfortable and wide enough to guarantee a seamless usage of various applications, viewing of videos, usage of internet, etc. An attractive camera of 8 megapixels and a front-facing camera of 1.3 megapixels adorn the Smartphone, enhancing its utility quotient. The product boasts of 3G/4G mobile hotspot capability, while the operating system used is Android 2.1.
One of the most praiseworthy features of HTC EVO 4G is its attractive 4.3-inch WVGA display. The touchscreen display of this phone is considerably bigger than many of its market counterparts. It is always comfortable for Smartphone users to have the display as large as possible and this remarkable product is a major success on that front. The touchscreen display is known to a bit over-responsive in the sense that it opens up the inbox or an application following a very slight touch with your fingers, or even when they are almost touching the screen. This could be an irritant to amateur users.
HTC EVO 4G does not have a physical keyboard. What it possesses is a virtual keyboard which is much more comfortable to use than any other Smartphone, owing to its very large display. The design and build of HTC EVO 4G is slick and stylish. It is quite tall and wide, but not bulky. Moreover, it is a simple design without any unnecessary frills, such as flaps. Almost whole of the Smartphone is black in colour, except for some parts which are grey, and the red accents which border around the camera lens and the kickstand. Talking about the kickstand, it is one of those features of the product which is unique and adds a certain zing to it. The fact that the feature works in landscape mode makes the video and movie watching experience in the Smartphone a wonderful experience. Yet, the kickstand option does not work properly in portrait mode. Although you can balance the phone in this mode, but there are chances that it may trip down and fall if you touch its display.
So, what would be the pros and cons of HTC EVO 4G? The biggest advantage of the product, as mentioned earlier, is its comfortably large and stunning display. The performance of the phone has been found to be excellent. Yet another pro is the kickstand which we have mentioned before. Coming to the disadvantages, the first mention should be made about the size of HTC EVO 4G. Its large size will not be popular amongst people who prefer small, elegant looking handsets. The voice quality of this product is also known to be of mediocre quality. On the whole, considering the overall quality, reliability, and usability, HTC EVO 4G is a brilliant product which would be a highly satisfying buy for all Smartphone lovers across the globe.
For full phone specifications of this smartphone, please check out http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_evo_4g-3427.php
or watch below video review by phonearena.com:

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Nokia 808 Pureview 41 MP Camera Smartphone Review

First things first! Nokia 808 PureView might be a normal Smartphone from outside, but the camera quality it offers is astounding at 41 megapixels. Can you imagine that on a normal mobile phone? Maybe not! Adding jazz to the ensemble is a full HD 1080p recording capability which makes Nokia 808 PureView stand out from the rest of the smartphones available in the market. Let us have a detailed look at the features and specifications of the phone. To be frank, the design of Nokia 808 PureView is nothing great. The statement is based on the fact that the design is not unique or futuristic. The plastic build of the handsets reminds us of some of the basic smartphones of Nokia, thus lending a somewhat shabby and unsophisticated look to the phone. Well, in that scenario, what would force or push someone to buy something which is not-so-sleek-looking in today’s appearance-obsessed world? The reason to buy this handset must be 100% attributed to the scintillating camera which comes along with it. A 41 Megapixels camera is no child’s play. It could be used even for professional photography effortlessly. How comfortable it would be to carry such a superb quality camera in your pocket or handbag? Although the label says 41 MP, in reality we will be able to take pictures up to 34 MP and can zoom it to unbelievable levels. There are several commendable settings of Nokia 808 PureView, such as the ISO Levels which can be varied to even 1600, thus making it a proper substitute for the traditional camera. The picture quality thus provided by the handset is spectacular, with no or very less noise or pixellation.
Coming to the other features, Nokia 808 PureView boasts of Dolby headphone technology accompanying Nokia Rich Recording Mic technology. This feature will allow you the luxury of capturing sounds in the handset with least interference. The smartphone possesses a 4-inch camera. Having the camera as a prominent feature, you might have expected the screen to be a bit bigger. Nevertheless, the images are clear, bright, and sharp, offering us very little room to complain regarding the same. The processor that runs inside this state-of-the-art product is a single-core 1.3 Ghz one. Although it does not have one of those super-efficient processors, the user interface offered by the handset operates extremely well. On the other hand, the time taken to load the camera is not that swift. This is certainly a minus for a product which is known predominantly for its camera quality.
All said and done, Nokia 808 PureView could well be the market leader amongst the Symbian range of phones. Now with the Android phenomenon booming in the market, there might not be many takers for a Symbian phone. But, when a pioneer brand like Nokia introduces a product like 808 PureView, which boasts of a superior quality camera which is not seen in many smartphones, the gamble of purchasing it would certainly be worth it. As for the appearance, it may not be a classy looking phone. But, where usability is concerned, Nokia 808 PureView is something extremely dishy! As it is said, to judge a book, not by its story, but its cover, is something undesirable. Go for this product, which showcases top-of-the-heap technology, albeit in a simple appearance and exterior.
Feel free to check out some of the pictures taken with this 41 megapixel smartphone (Nokia 808 Pureview):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nokiaofficial/collections/72157629545720673/
Also, check out this Nokia 808 PureView hands-on video review below:

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Windows Smartphone Nokia Lumia 900

Nokia Lumia 900 is one of the latest and most advanced Nokia’s smartphone that was released few months ago. They advertised it as “Bigger, Faster and more Powerful”  than its predecessors. It was commercially available in the US back on April 2012, but it was only available here in Malaysia on early June. According to a post from malaysianwireless.com, the main reason for the delayed was because this Windows phone was selling like hot cakes in the United States thus making Nokia to delay its release on other countries. Every Nokia Lumia fans are eager to get their hands on the Nokia Lumia 900 smartphone ever since its official release here in Malaysia.
This Nokia Lumia 900 review which will guide you through its most advanced hardware and features. Moreover, you will able to decide that you should buy this smartphone or not. Let’s start.
Nokia Lumia 900 is a big, quality screen smartphone that possesses a stylish OS. Its interface is also quite impressive. If we start with its core hardware, then we will find this Lumia smartphone has a single core processor of 1.4GHz, 512MB RAM and 16GB of onboard storage memory. On other hand, on this core hardware it is running the latest available Microsoft Windows Phone 7.5 Mango operating system which gives smooth performance incorporation with its hardware. Due to its operating system limitation, this Lumia smartphone also doesn’t have a microSD card slot to expand its memory and Nokia is not responsible for this. But whatever, no memory expandability adds a negative impression to Nokia Lumia 900.

If we talk about the hardware supporting the graphics, we will find it has Adreno 205 on its board. There are other smartphones also which has incorporated same Adreno 205 but it could have better. Still, it offers high quality graphics output. The display review of Nokia Lumia 900 is also pretty cool as it possesses a 4.3 inches AMOLED capacitive touchscreen which supports 16M colors and a good resolution of 480 x 800 pixels. With its dimensions as 127.8 x 68.5 x 11.5 mm and weight of 160 g, it looks pretty impressive and sleeker as well. But it could be lighter as there exists few smartphone which only have weight around 130 g and have similar dimensions and we have a best example Samsung Galaxy S II but that phone belongs to Droid family.

In camera configuration review Nokia Lumia 900 score plus points as it have two on-board cameras from which 8MP rear facing camera with dual-LED flash and another one is 1MP secondary camera. We have observed that as this phone carries an 8MP camera which can only record 720p HD video recording but there exists few smartphone with 8MP camera which could record 1080p full HD video recording. But you can ignore this if you are not lover of high definition video. The battery rating review of this Lumia 900 is normal because after having a heavy capacity 1830 mAh standard Li-Ion battery it could just deliver the battery backup up to 7 h but offers 60 h of music play. If you are satisfy with the ratings of Nokia Lumia 900 review then you must go with this smartphone but at present Android has better scope and options rather than Windows phone.

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HTC Desire SV Dual SIM Smartphone Review

HTC Desire SV is a dual sim phone which comes with a brilliant and striking clear 480×800 resolution in 4.3 inch super LCD2. Just like what HTC said “get ready to experience life with twice the possibilities” , this smartphone is powered by a Dual Core 1GHz processor which makes multitasking possible.
This smartphone comes with an internal memory RAM of 768MB and 4GB of storage which can be expand up to 32GB with external MicroSD. As for the camera function on this phone, you can snap all your precious moments with its 8 megapixel HTC ImageSense™ camera, which has auto focus, LED flash and BSI (backside illumination), good for taking pictures in a low light situations. The Smart Focus function on this smartphone also can provides the right amount of light to flash automatically set by your distance to the subject. Other than that, the VideoPic function also enable you to record video and snap some pictures at the same time.
The HTC Desire SV runs on Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich by default and just like other HTCs, it comes with a FREE 2 years 25 GB of Dropbox space (https://www.dropbox.com/help/249). Over at the back, it has a removable & rechargeable Li-ion 1,620mAh battery.
The HTC Desire SV will comes in 2 colours which are Black and Orange as pictures below:

Also, check out below HTC Desire SV video courtesy of unleashthephones.com:

Thanks for reading and watching this post, feel free to share it via social network buttons below. For more info regarding this HTC Desire SV, please visit its official product page – http://www.htc.com/sea/smartphones/htc-desire-sv/.
(Attached images credits: htc.com and soyacincau.com)

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Samsung Galaxy Note 2 – Larger View! More Power! Simply Amazing!

This phone cum tablet has drawn inspiration from its highly successful predecessor the Galaxy S3. The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is packed with twice the processing power, a sizzling screen and a mega battery. You might feel these are reasons enough to make the second generation Samsung phones worth to possess, but there are a lot more surprises and features that will leave you in disbelief. So let’s take a sneak peek at this marvel of technology that has stirred the high-end mobile markets across the world.

This smart phone has a 1280 x720 resolution that facilitates viewing the content in a big size. The phone has highly user friendly features and game addicts are bound to look at it as a dream come true. The appearance of the phone could be described thus-large screen, curvy corners and a thin bezel. On the front side, the home button is placed in the center and beneath it at the sides are the touch buttons. The instrument comes in two colors-marble white or titanium grey. As compared to the first Note, the second Note is slightly bigger at 5.5”. The best part is its 16:9 ratio and great audio that heighten the movie watching experience manifolds. People with a bigger palm size will not really mind its big size; however for others it could get a little uncomfortable holding it for extended chats. For such occasions it is recommended to append it with a Bluetooth headset.

As mentioned at the start, this second generation Note 2 has surpassed its predecessor Galaxy 3 in hardware also. The Note 2 comes with a 1.6 GHz Quad-core Exynos chip along with a solid 2 GB of RAM. Thus clearly the Note 2 has combined more processor and memory power in it. That’s not all, the huge16 GB storage can easily be expanded up to mammoth 80 GB by using an SD card. The Note 2 runs on the highly advanced Jelly Bean technology. The ultra-high speed one experiences in this smart phone is due to its four cores and the ‘Project Butter’ technology that makes it possible for the CPU to run simultaneously with graphics resulting in faster screen transitions and applications launching.

Let’s now take a closer look at its battery- the Note 2 battery delivers big on performance. It is a 3,100mAh powerhouse. That roughly translates into twelve hours of uninterrupted talk apart from a big display screen and the Long Term Evolution facility. The gadget is a boon for the shutterbugs who can now click awesome pictures with a rear 8 MP camera and a 1.9 MP front camera. The good part is the device functions smoothly and requires lesser battery irrespective of its big screen size.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 now comes to you with an ergonomically designed S-Pen and offers you the same friction as you would experience while writing on a paper. Take the stylus out from its holder and you are ready to go. The new features of Easy Clip, Air View and Quick Command make editing and transferring of your artworks a child’s play. What’s more, you can now run two different apps at the same time with a split screen.
Hope you enjoyed reading our Samsung Galaxy Note 2 review. Please check out below video review:

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Smartphones Mobile Technology Trend Of 2012

For some of you who are crazy about the rapid advancement of smartphone’s technology, you might ask yourself how many times did you changed your smartphone during 2012, some of you might never changed it but surely did owned more than 1 smartphone under you pocket Let us take a look at the trend and technology achieved by the smartphone manufactures during the year 2012:
1. LARGER TOUCH SCREENS
Bigger and larger screen size came into trend especially on touchable screen smartphones. The standard screen size for most middle-end smartphone is at least 4 inch and for the high-end ones are at least 4.3 inch with WVGA resolution. The largest smartphone screen on the market right now is LG Optimus Vu which is 5 inch, whereas the largest screen on phablet category fall to Samsung Galaxy Note II which is 5.5 inch.
2. BETTER QUALITY SCREEN RESOLUTION
If on 2011, we were shocked with the high quality resolution of HD Super AMOLED with the PenTile matrix technology. During 2012, we can see a better improvement on the smartphones and tablets screen resolution in term of quality imaging offered by the HD Super AMOLED with RBG matrix, which only available on Samsung Galaxy Note II so far. Besides that, during the year 2012, we also seen a lot of new smartphone resolution technology such as Super AMOLED Advance by Motorola RAZR Maxx, Super LCD2 by HTC Windows Phone 8X, HD IPS LCD by LG Optimus Vu, True HD IPS LCD by LG Optimus 4X HD and also Super IPS LCD2 by HTC One X.
3.  ABILITY TO UPDATE FIRMWARE
During the year 2012, we’ve seen most of the OS developers are competing to introduce firmware update which will improve and provide the best user experience to their mobile users. Besides that, an updated firmware will install new functions into the mobile devices which are not available before the update. Some of the firmware update platform introduced during 2012 are Android 4.1 & 4.2 (Jelly Bean), iOS 6 and also Windows Phone 8.
4. LARGER RAM & MORE POWERFUL QUAD CORE PROCESSOR
Smartphone manufactures such as HTC, LG and Samsung are already on the race to produce the most powerful smartphone by using the Quad Core processor. The first smartphone to support its usage was the HTC One X with a speed of 1.5GHz, follow by Samsung Galaxy S III (1.4 GHz), LG Optimus 4X HD (1.5 GHz) and the latest Samsung Galaxy Note II which offer the fastest processor so far at 1.6 GHz. We also seen the improvement of mobile chipset powered by Nvidia from the Nvidia Tegra 2 to the more powerful Nvidia Tegra 3 during the year 2012. Not only that, the increase speed and power in mobile CPU also makes a larger room for smartphone RAM capacity. According to the standard usage, an entry-level smartphone has a RAM capacity of 512MB and the high-end smartphone can accommodate at least 1GB or 2GB of RAM.
5. HIGH QUALITY DIGITAL CAMERA IMAGING – LARGER MEGAPIXEL
You might already used to the 12 megapixel available on today high-end smartphones. But, did you know that on the year 2012, we saw a revolution in digital camera imaging found on smartphone with the released of Nokia 808 PureView. This smartphone was equipped with high resolution camera 41 megapixel with auto focus and Xenon flash functions. Besides that, new camera imaging technology also introduced during 2012 such as 3D Sweep Panorama, Best Shoot, Continuous Shooting, Smart Flash, HDR Imaging and many more.
6. HIGH DEFINITION (HD) VIDEO RECORDING
The 1080p HD video recording is now one of the factor that attracts smartphone buyers.  This HD quality video recording function is no longer restricted to particular high-end smartphones only. Even the middle-end or low-end smartphones have this function. Not only the back end camera lens can captured HD videos, the front end of a smartphones also can produced a 720p HD video recording such as iPhone 5, HTC One X+, HTC Windows Phone 8X & 8S, Samsung Galaxy Note II, Samsung Galaxy S III, Sony Xperia SL and also Nokia Lumia 920.
7. BETTER WIRELESS CONNECTIVITY
During the year 2012, we seen the introduction of a new wireless connectivity technology which is Bluetooth 4.0 + HS or better known as Bluetooth 4.0. Most of the smartphones released on 2012 already support this new version of Bluetooth connection. We can also see the improvement of WiFi Direct on smartphones with the introduction of WiFi Tethering technology.
8. BUILT-IN SOCIAL WEB APPLICATION
Most of the smartphones now are pre-installed with the social web application. The high demand for mobile socialize making this kind of applications one of the major factor in smartphone’s built in function during the year 2012. Some of social apps we usually found on new smartphones are Whatsapp, Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Google+, Yahoo Messenger and many more which are already pre-installed inside the smartphones.
Above are 8 trending mobile tech that we seen during the year 2012. The improvement and new smartphone technology introduced are certainly making our mobile experience even more exciting than ever. Stay tuned for our next article on The Future Smartphones Trend and Technology for 2013. Until then, thanks for reading and hopefully you’ll enjoy it.

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Sony Xperia E – Entry-Level Android Smartphone

If you’re looking for an entry-level Android smartphone, the Sony Xperia E is definitely one of your best choices. This smartphone has a low to medium price range. Even though this device is on a medium-end category but it still offers some functions of high-end device such as its 3.5 inch screen display with Sony Mobile BRAVIA engine, Android 4.1 OS (Jelly Bean), internal memory up to 4GB and 512MB RAM.
The Sony Xperia E also comes with a 3 Megapixel camera, but without auto focus and LED flash. Nevertheless, one of the downside of this device is the usage of Single Core 1GHz processor on this Xperia E is consider obsolete because most smartphones on the market now are powered by CPU Dual or Quad Core.
Besides Xperia E, Sony also introduced another model which consider to be the twins of Xperia E. It is called Xperia E Dual which supported dual SIM function.

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Nokia 114 Dual Sim Phone For Elderly People

For those of you who are looking for an affordable mobile phone to give to your elderly parents. The Nokia 114 would be your wiser choice.  Besides having a fresher looks on its design, this phone also has a quality keypads which are larger and bigger, suitable for the elderly people.
The Nokia 114 also supports dual sim and 1.8 inch screen with display resolution of 128×160 pixels. This phone has an internal memory of 16MB, FM radio stereo with RDS, 0.3 Megapixel camera and a 1020mAh Li-ion battery.
This Nokia 114 is definitely an option for you to choose from if you have parents who are not really social web savvy, poor sighted vision, not really into the Android and iOS apps stuff. All they wanted are to use a simple and easy to use phone to call and talk to their loved one and friends. You can’t go wrong with this Nokia 114 phone for the elderly.

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What To Expect On The Samsung Galaxy S IV

The highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S IV or better known as Samsung I9500 Galaxy S4 is expected to be released on 26th April 2013 according to gsmarena.com. Many have been waiting for this new Samsung smartphone to be available for purchase on the market. So before that, let’s take a look on what kind of features we can expect on this Samsung S4.

The Screen Display

The screen size of the Samsung Galaxy S4 is definitely gonna be bigger than Samsung Galaxy S3. The S4 will comes with a large 5-inch full HD display screen with super AMOLED technology. Other upgraded feature of its display would be the 441ppi pixel density making Samsung S4 competitive against other smartphone manufactures.

Processor Performance

The Galaxy S4 will be powered by a 1.6 GHz Exynos 5 Octa 8-core chip processor. Besides that, it will also comes with another version with a traditional 1.9GHz Quad-Core Snapdragon processor. For those who’re wondering what version?
GT-I9500 = Exynos
GT-I9505 = Snapdragon

Camera Quality

The Galaxy S4 will comes with a 13MP camera sensor on the back and 2MP on the front. Most features are as same as Galaxy S3. What’s new on the S4 is its dual camera capabilities where we can record videos with both front and rear camera.

The Design

The Samsung Galaxy S IV looks stylish and sleek in design. You might see it as same as the design found on Galaxy S III. But by looking at its teaser video, we noticed that the design of S4 has a dotted pattern on its rear.

The Eye-Tracking Technology

One of the best feature available on the Samsung S4 has to be its Eye-Tracking technology, which includes Eye Scrolling for easier reading and Eye Recognition feature for active mode and avoid screen going into standby mode.

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Unleashed Your Jedi Power With Sony Ericsson T707

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.

The Sony Ericsson T707 is using a clamshell design to make it look gorgeous. Besides the stunning design, it also support an awesome technology which is Gesture Control. For example, if you’re busy doing something when the phone rang, you just have to wave your hand above the cell phone to end the call. It work on alarm clock too, when the phone’s alarm clock rang, wave your hand on the cell phone and it’s off. Feels like a Jedi power is in me…hehe.

You can also set up a different background lighting color for your incoming call list. There are 3 choices, which are Lucid Blue (friends and family), Spring Rose (maybe your boy friend or special one..) and Mysterious Black (someone you hate..just kidding)..It’s up to you to decide which color setting is for who.

The Specification On The Sony Ericsson T707:

Band : GSM 850/900/1800/1900 & UMTS 2100

Measurements : 93 x 50 x 14.1mm

Weight : 95g

Screen (Internal) : 2.2 inch TFT 262144 color, 240 x 320 pixels resolution

Screen (External) : Monochrome OLED, 128 x 36 pixels

Talk Time : 10 hours

Standby Time : 400 hours

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