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Nokia E5

noreply@blogger.com (Amzad Basha) — Tue, 5 Apr 2011 11:12:00 -0700

Nokia’s business targeted E7 may have already started shipping to destinations around the world, but for business people craving a reliable and competent smartphone that boasts a full QWERTY keyboard, the Finnish manufacturer offers its little brother, the Nokia E5. TechSmart put on a suit and tie to spend some billable hours with this corporate aimed device.

Business ready device

To get the business exec to his business lunches and -meetings on time, the phone sports free drive- and walk navigation via Ovi Maps, which is excellent considering that it’s gratis.

As impressive as the Ovi Maps-based navigation is this smartphone’s battery life. Seeing that the battery is almost 50% bigger than that of the BlackBerry 8520, it shoots past the normal smartphone average of one day to almost three days with medium usage. This includes making/ receiving calls and messages, chatting sessions, as well as taking pics and recording video.

The smartphone also boasts Quickoffice to be able to view, as well as edit your business documents (Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint) on the go and you can also view PDF documents via the on-board Adobe Reader LE. You’ll be able to store documents (as well as music, photos and videos) on the phone’s 256 MB internal memory. The latter is expandable to 32 GB using a microSD card (2 GB card included), but the MicroSD cards are not hotswopable, meaning you have to switch off the handset and remove the battery before you can insert the card.

Web browsing is handled via the standard on-board Symbian browser which coupled with the lack of a touch-enabled display makes the whole netsurfing experience feel somewhat outdated. You use the directional keypad to slowly and frustratingly move around pages. There is a nice visually represented page history viewer though, which provides you with snapshots of previously visited pages to scroll through.

Social networking integration

The E5 also pencils in some fun to go with its business functionality. As is the case with the recently reviewed Nokia C6, the E5 uses the company’s Symbian Series 60 mobile operating system (though the older 3rd edition, as opposed to the C6’s release 5). Unlike the N6, which offers a Facebook app with no real OS integration, the E5 enables users to connect their Friends’ Facebook contacts to their phonebook entries.

This allows you to view your friends’ Facebook statuses and profile pics right in your phonebook, which brings the ageing OS in line with functionality that has been on other smartphones such as Research In Motion’s (RIM’s) BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 for a while now.

The first time you start the phone’s FB app you get the option to link your contacts to FB which will prompt the device to match your FB contacts with the phonebook entries. Following this you can manually match every new contact you add to the phone with your friend’s FB profile, which makes economical sense as you’ll be charged for data usage with this functionality, so you want to be able to pick and choose which (and the number) of your friends’ data that the smartphone is continually streaming from FB.

Alternatively, you can simply rematch all contacts again at a later stage and you can also choose the timeframe (e.g. hourly or daily) for the phone to update the FB info displayed in your phonebook.

Although we were impressed with the level of Facebook integration that this device features we still prefer the BlackBerry Curve in this regard though. This is because BlackBerry users (with BlackBerry Internet Service or BIS) aren’t charged for data usage when it comes to social networking and its Facebook integration offers more functionality such as being able to poke a contact or post to their wall.

Happy snapper

Apart from the proper social networking integration on offer, the E5 also sports a really good camera that utilises a 5 megapixel sensor with LED flash, although there isn’t any auto-focus (uses fixed-focus). The camera takes photos that are of a really good quality and offers some additional functionality such as a self-timer and burst mode. The latter allows photos to be captured in six slow (about every second) burst shots.

Doing double duty is the smartphones LED camera flash, which can also be employed as a flashlight by holding down the spacebar on the keyboard in order to provide light in dark places.

Unlike the pics, this phone records videos at a pretty average quality (VGA video at 15 fps) especially compared to more modern devices offering HD-ready (720p) video recording including Nokia’s own N8.

Design

More modern than the phone’s video capturing capabilities is its BlackBerry esque form-factor. Nokia’s E5 sports a look and feel similar to that of the Nokia E72, just with cheaper but still good quality materials. Its four-row QWERTY keyboard with its raised keys is quite comfortable to use though we liked the larger keys of the N6’s wider keyboard better. Webpages and photos display well on the handset’s TFT display, given its limited 2.36" size and resolution of 320 x 240 pixels. This said, we still had to use the directional keypad a lot to zoom in and out and move through pages.

Final Word

Although Symbian Series 60 has long since passed its sell by date (we feel), having proper social networking integration does go some way as to bring it in line with more modern OS platforms. The E5 does feature all the functionality corporate users need, within a stylish package and also offers really good battery life for a smartphone.

It offers better navigational and photo capturing capabilities than the comparable Curve 3G, but having email, chat (BlackBerry Messenger), internet browsing as well as social networking being free on the BlackBerry (with BIS) more than equals the playing field. If you aren’t concerned with data charges inflating your phone bill each month, then go for the Nokia E5, otherwise the BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 should fill your entry-level smartphone vacancy quite nicely.

PRICE: Rs.10443

Network

Technology / Frequency Bands GSM : 850/900/1800/1900 MHz HSDPA : 900/1900/2100 MHz

Battery

Type Li - Ion

Capacity 1200 mAh

Standby 700 hours

Talktime 500 mins

Built

Dimensions 115x58.9x12.8 mm

Weight 126 g

Form Factor bar

Colors Carbon Black, Chalk White, Sky Blue, Copper Brown, Silver Grey

Display

Size 320 x 240 pixels

Type color : TFT

Colors 262144 colors

Secondary Display no

Camera / Imaging / Video

Camera 5.0 Megapixel

Resolution 2592x1944 pixels

Zoom yes

Flash yes

Secondary Camera no

Connectivity

Bluetooth Yes

Irda No

Wlan/Wi-fi Yes

USB yes

GPS yes

Data

GPRS Yes

EDGE Yes

3G Yes

Internet Browsing Yes , HTML / WebKit

Media

Audio Playback Yes

Video Playback Yes

Ringtones MP3

FM Radio Yes

3.5mm Headphone Jack yes

Memory

Inbuilt 250 MB

Memory Slot Yes microSD/TransFlash

Messaging

SMS Yes

MMS Yes

Email Yes

Software

Operating System Symbian / S60

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Nokia C2 -01

noreply@blogger.com (Amzad Basha) — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 11:12:00 -0700

Fast 3G internet

Access the internet with high-speed 3G

Fast 3G internet

Browse the web and enjoy fast download times over a 3G connection.

See web pages clearly on the vivid 2" colour display.

Access your favourite Ovi services quickly using the built-in browser.

Stay connected with easy access to Facebook and other social networks.

Photos and video

Take high-quality pictures

Photos and video

Capture photos and videos with the built-in 3.2 megapixel camera.

Bring out the best in your photos with post-capture editing tools.

View a slideshow of your pictures on the 2" colour display.

Store more on a microSD card with support for up to 16 GB of memory.

Uploading images and videos may involve transferring large amounts of data. Your service provider may charge for the data transmission.

Great pictures should be shared

Sharing

Share photos and video clips by attaching them to an email.

Post photos and videos to Facebook and other social networks.

Say more with a picture by sending a multimedia message to a friend.

Uploading images and videos may involve transferring large amounts of data. Your service provider may charge for the data transmission.

Keeping you connected

Email and messaging

Stay in touch with Ovi Mail – your free email account from Nokia.

Get emails instantly from Hotmail, Gmail and other personal accounts.

Access all your email and IM accounts easily with Nokia Messaging.

Chat in real time using your favourite instant messaging services.

Your phone can do so much more

Applications

Download mobile apps, games, productivity tools and more at Ovi Store.

See what friends are up to with the preloaded Facebook app.

Pass the time with fun preloaded games on your phone.

Keep on top of your schedule with the calendar and to-do list.

PRICE: Rs.4051/-

Network

Technology / Frequency Bands GSM : 850/1900/2100 MHz UMTS : 900/1900/2100 MHz

Battery

Type Li - Ion

Capacity 1020 mAh

Standby 430 hours

Talktime 510 mins

Built

Dimensions 109.6x46.9x14.6 mm

Weight 89 g

Form Factor bar

Colors Black,Silver

Display

Size 320 x 240 pixels

Type color : LCD

Colors 65536 colors

Secondary Display no

Camera / Imaging / Video

Camera 3.0 Megapixel

Resolution 2048x1536 pixels

Zoom no

Flash no

Secondary Camera no

Connectivity

Bluetooth Yes

Irda No

Wlan/Wi-fi No

USB yes

GPS no

Data

GPRS Yes

EDGE Yes

3G Yes

Internet Browsing Yes , Opera Mini

Media

Audio Playback Yes

Video Playback No

Ringtones Polyphonic

FM Radio Yes

3.5mm Headphone Jack yes

Memory

Inbuilt 75 MB

Memory Slot Yes microSD/TransFlash

Messaging

SMS Yes

MMS Yes

Email Yes

Software

Operating System Nokia OS

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Nokia C3 -01

noreply@blogger.com (Amzad Basha) — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 10:38:00 -0700

Nokia C3-01 is the latest mobile by the company after launching Nokia C3 success. Nokia C3-01 has great features and soon available in India at affordable price. The 2.4″ touchscreen is a basic resistive panel with 240 x 320 pixels resolution, and it is basically used for choosing menu options and similar functions. Nokia C3-01 Touch and Type Series 40 6th edition is a quad band GSM and quad band WCDMA phone with HSPA and Wireless LAN support. Let’s talk about the Nokia C3-01 price in India with features and specifications.

Nokia C3-01 Features

Go for a modern look – a touch and type phone with stainless steel casing.

Nokia C3-01 Features

Touch the screen to open apps, flip through photos and browse the web.

Type messages and notes easily using the keypad.

Use this compact phone comfortably with one hand.

SMS/MMS/Email/

Bluetooth/Wi-fi/3G

PRICE: Rs.8925/-

Technology / Frequency Bands GSM : 850/900/1800/1900 MHz HSDPA : 850/900/1900/2100 MHz

Battery

Type Li - Ion

Capacity 1050 mAh

Standby 405 hours

Talktime 340 mins

Built

Dimensions 111x47.5x11 mm

Weight 100 g

Form Factor bar

Colors Silver , Grey , Golden

Display

Size 240 x 320 pixels

Type color : TFT

Colors 262144 colors

Secondary Display no

Camera / Imaging / Video

Camera 5.0 Megapixel

Resolution 2592x1944 pixels

Zoom no

Flash yes

Secondary Camera no

Connectivity

Bluetooth Yes

Irda No

Wlan/Wi-fi Yes

USB yes

GPS no

Data

GPRS Yes

EDGE Yes

3G Yes

Internet Browsing Yes , Opera Mini

Media

Audio Playback Yes

Video Playback Yes

Ringtones MP3

FM Radio Yes

3.5mm Headphone Jack yes

Memory

Inbuilt 30 MB

Memory Slot Yes microSD/TransFlash

Messaging

SMS Yes

MMS Yes

Email Yes

Software

Operating System Nokia OS

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HTC Imagio

noreply@blogger.com (Amzad Basha) — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 12:29:00 -0700

HTC Imagio is the latest mobile by the company having outstanding features available in India at affordable price. The HTC Imagio has support for Verizon’s V Cast Mobile TV and the carrier’s array of V Cast multimedia services. The HTC Imagio is a new Windows 6.5 smartphone available on Verizon Wireless. HTC Imagio has equipped with quality 5.0megapixel camera having useful options of auto focus and digital zoom that enables you to capture every happy moments of your beautiful life. Let’s talk about the HTC Imagio price in India, features and specifications in details.

PRICE: Rs.20000/-

General & Hardware

Date Announced 2009, 4Q

Network Technology GSM 850/900/1800/1900

UMTS 2100 MHz/HSDPA

CDMA/EV-DO Rev. A 800/1900 MHz

Hardware/Processor Qualcomm MSM7200A, 528Mhz

Screen Size 3.6 inch, 480x800, Touchscreen, Light sensor

Screen Color TFT 65k colors

Type Blok

Navigation Key TouchFLO 3D

On-screen QWERTY keyboard

Antenna Fixed Internal

Internal(MB) 288 MB RAM / 512 MB ROM

Memory Slot microSD/SDHC

Battery Type Li - Ion 1500 mAh

Stand-by (hrs)

TalkTime(min)

Entertainment

Polyphonic

MP3 Yes

FM Radio Yes

TV Receiver V cast Mobile TV service

Video Record Yes

Audio Support MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA, WAV, AMR

3.5mm headphone jack

Messaging

SMS Yes

MMS Yes

EMS No

Email Yes

Connectivity

HSDPA Yes, 7.2 Mbps

WIFI/WLAN 802.11 b/g

3G Yes

EDGE Yes

GPRS Yes

Bluetooth Yes , v 2.0 (A2DP)

USB Port Yes

Infrared (IrDA) No

Data Cable miniUSB

Software

Platform / OS Windows Mobile 6.5

Java (J2ME) Yes

WAP No Info

Browser IE Mobile

Other Application GPS

Personals

Themes Yes

Caller ID Photo Caller ID

ProfileID Yes

Camera Specifications

Lens Type CMOS, 5.0 Megapixel

Max. Resolution 2592 x 1944

Flash No

Night Mode Yes

Extra Features Auto-focus, Anti-shake

Photo Format

Video Yes

Video Format

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APPLE iPHONE 4

noreply@blogger.com (Amzad Basha) — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 12:14:00 -0800

APPLE iPHONE 4

Love it or hate it, the iphone is the smatrphone to beat. The latest version as usual sports the coolest looks, the simplest OS and the biggest range of apps by far as well a adding social gaming network game center, a much better camera and, despite what you may have heard, improved reception. With the same processor as the iPad it’s speedy as hell to boot.

The iphone 4 is very well built. We’ve dropped ours several times and had no ill effects despite the massive noise that the toughened glass case makes on landing.

Another headline feature is the outstanding, high-resolution LCD screen. The iphone’s multimedia capabilities are generally hard to beat: the five-meg camera produces high quality stills in decent light and exceptional HD video for a phone. The music player is the same as on an iPod touch and video playback is also remarkably good thanks to the hi-res screen.

The new Game Center lets you show off your achievements and high scores and take on rivals over Wi-Fi, By no means all games support it as yet but some best sellers such as Flight Control do. Our only reservation is that it’s remarkably ugly for an Apple app.

Battery life is reasonable, though you’ll still have to charge it at least once a day. Reception, call quality and messaging are all very good, if not exceptional. The keyboard is excellent, helped by the best error correction around.

All told the iphone 4 is sleek, sexy and a joy to use. The only problem with the device is its sheer ubiquity-if everyone else has got one, it can’t very well be considered cool. Ah well, we can live with that….

SPECIFICATIONS

Operating System: Apple iOS 4

Processor: 1GHz Apple A4

Storage: 16GB + microSD up to 32GB

Screen: 3.5 inches, 960 x 640 LCD capactive touchscreen

Connectivity: 7.2Mbps HSDPA, N Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, A-GPS, 3.5mm audio

Camera: 5 mega pixels, auto focus, touch to focus LED flash

Video Capture: 720p at 30 fps

3G talk time: 7 hours

Weight: 137 grams

Web browsing time: Not quoted

Dimensions: 115 x 59 x 9mm

NOKIA N8

noreply@blogger.com (Amzad Basha) — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 12:07:00 -0800

NOKIA N8

So you’re a Nokia devotee who’s long wanted a high quality touchscreen smartphone? Your ling wait is over. Far better than the likes of the X6 and N97, the N8 is a neatly styled, high powered phone that feels new yet familiar.

At first glance, it’s too familiar: the Symbian 3 OS looks like earlier Nokia interfaces. It’s more intuitive though, and better optimized for touch with a gentle haptic response.

The phone can be hooked up to your HD TV thanks to the mini HDMI output and supplied cable the pin-sharp quality of the phone is substantially diminished when blown up to a 40-incher, of course. You can even plug in a USB flash drive to the phone using an adapter. Generally, the N8 is great for video and media playback.

There’s also Ovi Maps, the free satnav system. Cleverly, you can use this for effective navigation without needing a data connection, so it’s ideal for use overseas where data costs can be crippling.

The N8 has easily the best camera here, with a 12-meg sensor, Carl Zeiss lens, mechanical shutter and xenon flash. The only down sides are that the large sensor means the lens juts out a bit.

Calling and texting are good, though we’d have liked to have been able to use the QWERTY virtual keyboard in portrait.

The web browser is fast and includes Flash video playback. Best of all, the battery life is excellent; the N8 will easily last you two days between charges.

This is storming return to form for Nokia. However Symbian makes it feel more like the ultimate feature phone than a direct smartphone rival to the Desire or iphone 4.

SPECIFICATIONS
Operating System: Symbian 3

Processor: 680MHz with 3D graphics accelerator

Storage: 16GB + microSD up to 32GB

Screen: 3.5 inches, 640 x 360 AMOLED capactive touchscreen

Connectivity: 10.2Mbps HSDPA, N Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3 with A2DP, A-GPS, 3.5mm audio

Camera: 12 mega pixels, auto focus, xenon flash

Video Capture: 720p at 25 fps

3G talk time: 5.5 hours

Weight: 135 grams

Web browsing time: Not quoted

Dimensions: 114 x 59 x 13mm

LG OPTIMUS 7

noreply@blogger.com (Amzad Basha) — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 12:00:00 -0800

LG OPTIMUS 7

LG’s first Windows phone 7 handset is impressive: chic and solid in its full metal jacket. The 3.8 inches screen is bright and sharp and the world’s newest mobile OS is responsive thanks t the Optimus 7 ‘sGHz chip-BlackBerry take note.

Windows phone 7 is as slick as Windows mobile was, er, not so slick. It looks refreshingly different from the icon-grids found on most other smarphones, with an eye-catching ribbon of tiles and hubs.

The people tile constantly changes the snaps of Facebook contacts and the Xbox Live square shows yur gaming avatar nudging in and out of shot. It’s neat balance of the overall design which is Microsoft’s and your own customization.

Xbox Live integation creates a formidable gaming platform with a fleet of launch titles, including Flight Control and the slim’s 3, with many more on the way. You can play turn-based multiplayer games too.

One of the stipulations of Windows phone 7 is that the camera button will activate the 5 mega camera even if the phone is asleep. One long press and you’re ready to shoot stills or HD video. There’s refreshingly little shutter lag and it’s easy to upload images straight to Facebook or paste them into an email. On the pictures hub you’ll find shots you’ve taken on the phone plus images from Facebook. It’s all very neatly done.

What’s odd about the OS is that WinMo’s business element seems to have been relegated to na afterthought. You get the trusty Office suite and Cloud storage from Skydive, but there’s no cut, copy and paste-it’s not cut, copy and paste-it’s not going to arrive until later. That’s just bloody weird on a Windows phone.

SPECIFICATIONS

Operating System: Windows phone 7

Processor: 1GHz

Storage: 16GB

Screen: 3.2 inches, 480 x 360 capacitive touchscreen

Connectivity: 7.2Mbps HSDPA, N Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, A-GPS, 3.5mm audio

Camera: 5 mega pixels, auto focus, LED flash

Video Capture: 720p at 30 fps

3G talk time: No quoted

Weight: 157 grams

Web browsing time: Not quoted

Dimensions: 125 x 60 x 12mm

BlackBerry Torch

noreply@blogger.com (Amzad Basha) — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 11:53:00 -0800

BlackBerry Torch

The torch rectifies that, sitting its most comfortable QWERTY yet under a large, responsive touchscreen. It’s chunky as a result, but still smart.

The touchscreen or QWERTY combo feels natural, not cu and shut. If you want to dial a number without opening the phone, a virtual keypad appears on screen. You can do the same with text messages but given how luxuriously spaced and satisfying the QWERTY is, you won’t find yourself doing so often.

The torch comes with the new BlackBerry OS 6.Based around swappable screens-frequent, Media, Downloads and a customizable favourites one- it’s easy to navigate, with a tap on the info bar at the top of the screen calling up e-mails, texts,facebook updates and the latest from Twitter.

It still feels notably less slick than iOS or Android, and the 624MHz processor lags sometimes, but the 3.2 inches touchscreen is quick and responsive and the accelerometer is better than most.

The biggest improvement is the web browser, which looks lush, making the most of the greater screen real estate. There’s also a decent five mega pixels camera with flash, and the battery should last most users two days between charges.

As ever with BlackBerry, email is the best available, being fast, reliable and secure, while BlackBerry Messenger lets you send unlimited free messages to BlackBerry users.

This is the best BlackBerry to update. It’s still not the complete smartphone package but for frequent messengers, nothing else comes close.

SPECIFICATIONS

Operating System: BlackBerry OS6

Processor: 624MHz

Storage: 4GB + microSD up to 32GB

Screen: 3.2 inches, 480 x 360 capacitive touchscreen

Connectivity: 7.2Mbps HSDPA, N Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, A-GPS, 3.5mm audio

Camera: 5 mega pixels, auto focus, LED flash

Video Capture: 640 x 480 at 24 fps

3G talk time: 5.5 hours

Weight: 161 grams

Web browsing time: Not quoted

Dimensions: 111 x 62 x 15mm

MOTOROLA MILESTONE

noreply@blogger.com (Amzad Basha) — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 11:42:00 -0800

MOTOROLA MILESTONE 2

The first Milestone had a decent screen and a disappointing keyboard. Moto has largely put that right with the new Milestone, improving the QWERTY by removing the pointless direction pad and adding larger, better-spaced keys. It still has some way to go to complete with the Torch’s keyboard, but it’s the best on an Android.

The inclusion of the MotoBlur overlay also makes the Milestone 2 a more enticing proposition. Inveterate social networkers will like the way it very fluidly aggregates different forms of communications from your contacts. MotoBlur also backs up your data to the cloud, which could prove extremely handy.

In conjunction with Android 2.2, the Milestone 2 is generally fun to use. Motorola has provided simple ways to navigate across the seven home screens and there are also some good widgets, including a strip of icons to easily turn N Wi-Fi aeroplane mode, GPS and Bluetooth on or off from the home screen.

Web browsing is fast and video playback smooth. It’s also Flash-compatible so more of the internet is visible than on the iphone 4. However, although the 1GHz processor keeps most things running at a good clip, the touchscreen can be annoyingly slow to respond.

With the camera taking decent five-mega stills and very good 720p video, this is a strong handset. However the feeling remains that there’s nothing exceptional abut it. You might be better off waiting for the Desire Z if you want Android 2.2 with a QWERTY keyboard…..

SPECIFICATIONS

Operating System: Android 2.2 with MotoBlur

Processor: 1GHz

Storage: 8GB + microSD up to 32GB

Screen: 3.7 inches, 854 x 480 LCD screen

Connectivity: 7.2Mbps HSDPA, N Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, A-GPS, 3.5mm audio

Camera: 5 mega pixels, auto focus, dual LED flash

Video Capture: 720p at 30 fps

3G talk time: 6 hours 30 minutes

Weight: 169 grams

Web browsing time: Not quoted

Dimensions: 116 x 61 x 14mm

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