So you spend most of your time on the road? Or tired and fearful to use public Wi-Fi hot spots? Well then, it’s the best time for you to take a look at some mobile broadband offer provided by cellular carriers. For you who live under the rocks for the last couple of years, just for your information, Mobile broadband is the name used to describe various types of wireless high-speed internet access through a portable modem, telephone or other device. Various network standards may be used, such as WiMAX, UMTS/HSPA, EV-DO and some portable satellite-based systems. - Wikipedia - Why it’s Best for You? It’s for sure offers better roaming. Leave your latte behind and get connected while you ‘re in a moving vehicle. You might even get better throughput, depends on where you are and what service you connect to. The most is, It ’s pretty quick and easy to use. Simply plug the USB modem in and you ‘re on your way. Finding the Right Plan
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The Samsung i900 Omnia, one of the hottest mobile phones of the year, will launched with an unsurpassed bundle. A free Xbox 360 gaming console! Everyone who places a pre-order on the Samsung i900 Omnia as of July 14 (through Media World stores across Italy) will receive a free Xbox 360 once the handset actually starts retailing.
[Source: Unofficial Sony Ericsson Blog.]
Few photos of the upcoming Sony Ericsson W595 - Codenamed Linda - leaked on Journaldugeek. The Sony Ericsson W595 is a Walkman phone - based on the A2 software platform, featuring the Walkman 3 player, as well as an FM radio, will come bundled with the location services, including Google Maps. The Sony Ericsson W595 will be announced in the next few days or weeks for the July music product announcement. This phone will come in a white & red colour variant.
The upcoming Philips Xenium X800 has already passed the FCC and is nearing its launch, though it might have come a little too late to the full-touchscreen-devices-party. Overall, its features are pretty decent, but the lack of 3G, Wi-Fi and even EDGE connectivity is a deal breaker for most users, might be fatal with the Samsung Omnia, iPhone 3G and HTC Touch Diamond all offering similar and in many cases better specs.
On the good side, there’s a 2.9-inch 262K color TFT touchscreen display with a resolution 240 x 400 pixels, 2 megapixel camera with auto-focus, Bluetooth, microSD memory slot, an office documents reader, and a 1250 mAh battery, which promises to deliver up to 850 hours of standby and up to 8 hours of talk time.
We are yet to see when the Philips Xenium X800 will hit the market and at what price but the initial impressions it leaves are all quite positive.
[Source: ePrice.]
Motorola recently announced the Motorola ZN200 slider handset in Brazil, alongside the Motorola W231–an entry level music-oriented device. The Motorola ZN200 has already been approved by the FCC for use in the United States, as well.
[ Motorola ZN200 ]
Featuring a 2 megapixel camera and on-board image editing tools, the Motorola ZN200 also comes with 30MB of internal storage and should ship with a 1GB microSD card as well. Bluetooth support for A2DP stereo headsets is also on-board, and users can enjoy loud and clear talks thanks to the CrystalTalk technology.
Another Sony Ericsson phone, Codenamed Remi has leaked. It shares a great deal of the Walkman-branded Sony Ericsson looks and insides. Looks like the Walkman and the T-series will compete for the affiliation of Remi. The Unofficial SE Blog call the Remi the “new T610″. As of now we are simply not sure what the market name of the Remi will be.
The Sony Ericsson SO706i from is a new clamshell that comes in three basic color versions (white, golden pink and black) as well as in lots of other girly-colored versions, packed with countless wallpapers that have floral motifs. The features include: a 2.8″ TFT internal display with 262K colors and a 240 x 427 pixel resolution, external LEDs for incoming calls, messages or emails, GSM and HSDPA connectivity, mobile TV, advanced email and Web capabilities (Flash Lite 3.0 support), Google Maps, Google search integration, a 2 Megapixel camera (autofocus, video recording), pre-installed games, and lots of other useful applications. Memory can be expanded with a microSD card, up to 2GB.
Sony Ericsson C905 employs quite a few innovations product of the company. It is the first slider from the Cyber-shot series and the first non-smartphone equipped with WiFi. Aside from the DLNA support, which for example, lets you view wirelessly the pictures from the phone on the TV. The top model is equipped with GPS, to make orientation easier.
Sony Ericsson C905’s design really reminds us of the pocket digital cameras. Even though it is a slider, that is hard to notice it since the phone creates the impression that it is one whole. Its size and weight definitely make it unfit for the “compact” class, but that can be expected from a phone pretending to offer such functionality.
[ Nokia 7610 Supernova ]
Nokia 7610 Supernova is the flagship of the Supernova series. This slider comes with a 3.2 megapixel autofocus camera with dual LED flash and a 16M color QVGA screen. The stylish slider will rely on EDGE and GPRS for its data transfers as there is no 3G support available on-board.
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