The Gadget Fan

iLuv iMM514 ArtStation Pro Review

2011-10-17T10:50:00.000-07:00

Ever looked at your iPad and wished it was an iMac? Probably not, but the new iLuv iPad dock goes some way to making that dream a reality anyway. Attach your iPad to the dock and get a Bluetooth keyboard and it actually feels a bit like working on a desktop iMac. It works well when watching media, because you're able to adjust the arm to angle the iPad for watching movies comfortably.

So what does it do that leaning an iPad against a stack of books doesn't do? For a start that huge base isn't just there to keep it anchored onto a desk.
It's a large stereo speaker, and it sounds very good indeed – iLuv's history of making Apple accessories has certainly paid off here.
The iLuv iMM514 ArtStation Pro also comes with a remote control, which makes controlling media on the iPad from the sofa a lot more comfortable.
While iLuv describes the design of the ArtStation Pro as 'stylish' we wouldn't go that far. It might not quite be a monstrous carbuncle of an eyesore, but it's still a bit too square, its corners a tad too severe, to match Apple's innate grasp of stylishness.

Verdict

If you use your iPad a lot for watching films and listening to music, and you haven't got decent speakers, then the iLuv ArtStation Pro is worth looking into. However, many people will wonder what the point is of a device that turns a portable tablet into a heavy desktop computer.

Canon EOS 600D Review

2011-10-17T10:35:00.001-07:00

Canon's triple-digit EOS line has traditionally catered for those dipping their toes into DSLR photography, but as successive models have acquired more functionality, they've ventured further into enthusiast territory.
The Canon 600D sits somewhere in between the two camps, with a small form and entry-level styling, but many features inherited from the enthusiast EOS 60D. Even so, it varies in only a handful of ways to the previous EOS 550D, and arrives only a year after that model. So, is the new arrival simply a stop-gap model, a retort to competitors gaining ground with their own offerings? Or it just the next logical step in a series long seen as a barometer of DSLR technology?

Features

Despite a number of other changes, the EOS 600D carries over the same sensor/processor combination seen on the 550D.
The APS-C CMOS sensor still contains 18.7MP to give an effective total of 18MP, while the DIGIC 4 processing engine facilitates a burst rate of 3.7fps for up to 34 JPEG images, six raw images, or four simultaneous raw and JPEG captures.
The two allow a sensitivity span of ISO 100-6400 with a extension to ISO 12,800, and noise reduction is also on hand for both long exposures and high sensitivities, the latter in three different strengths.
HD video functionality is largely unchanged from that of 550D, with Full HD recording (1920 x 1080) at 24, 25 and 30fps, and 720p recording at 50 and 60fps.
There's also a VGA option should you not require high-definition footage, and plenty of control on offer, from manual exposure control and the provision of Picture Styles, to adjustment of audio levels and application of a wind cut filter.
There is, however, the new addition of a Movie Snapshot mode, which captures movies in two-, four- or eight-second bursts, before stitching the separate files together into a single sequence.
Picture Styles comprise Standard, Portrait, Landscape, Neutral, Faithful and Monochrome modes, as well as a new Auto mode, which lets the camera decide on the best parameters for the scene being shot, and three user-definable options.
This is complemented by the camera's Scene Intelligent Auto mode (which replaces the more standard Auto function) to take full control over many parameters such as focus, flash and Picture Style. The standard quartet of evaluative, centre-weighted, partial and spot metering patterns are provided, as are three levels of Auto Lighting Optimisation and a Highlight Tone Priority function.
In contrast to previous EOS models, which have shunned many novelties found elsewhere to deliver a comparatively sober feature set, the 600D shows its fun side by adding the EOS 60D's Creative Filters, which allow processing effects to be applied to images post-capture.
Also from the 60D comes an image rating system, whereby images may be tagged with a number of stars, should you want to remember any particular images for later.
Another significant addition is the Wireless Flash option, which allows the camera's pop-up flash to be used as the master for other Speedlite flashguns. While the subject of flash can be mysterious to beginners, Canon has gone to the trouble of including an EasyWireless flash mode to help simplify flash for new users, and has broken everything down step-by-step in the accompanying user manual.
Should users want to get more creative, or for those already familiar with flash control, the 600D goes on to offer the usual sync options, flash exposure compensation and custom mode which places greater control in the user's hands.

Next to the focusing modules found in competing models, the 600D's wide-area nine-point AF system may seem a little lacking, but the system cover a healthy portion of the frame while the centrally placed cross-type point promises an increase in speed and accuracy over the eight around it.
In good light, none of the nine points has any problems picking out the subject, and when all points are activated the camera does well to quickly bring subjects into focus.
In lower light, however, the better performance of the central point is appreciated, with it picking up low-contrast subjects reasonably well, while the other eight often run the lens through its entire focusing range, before pausing for a brief moment and fine tuning focus. Using a better-specified lens shows this can be improved, and not just in speed but also in sound, since the kit lens can be a little whirry.
Live View is always made more useful when coupled with an articulated LCD screen, and thanks to the Creative Filters and Picture Styles, it's possible to achieve a range of effects from all manner of shooting positions on the 600D.
Focusing in Live View is may be carried out using the directional menu pad to guide to point over to the details, but the contrast-detection focusing system tends to match the uncertainty of its phase-detection partner, with the system taking a while to confirm focus once it has reached an approximate area.
This isn't entirely uncommon for such systems, and the thoroughness is there for accuracy. However, in a handful of situations it may prove to be a little too slow and limiting next to the faster Quick AF mode, which flips the mirror up to temporarily blackout the scene.
The three-inch LCD screen boasts the same 1,440,000-dot resolution as the Canon 60D, and is primed with three anti-reflection and fluorine anti-smudge coatings. The level of detail it resolves is excellent, and both its default contrast and brightness are spot on, too.
It also boasts a perfectly respectable viewing angle, although zooming into and around images is almost always followed by a brief but noticeable pixelation as the camera catches up. Also, with no ambient light sensor, the screen tends to suggest that certain images may be underexposed outdoors when in fact, under more subdued lighting they appear balanced and accurately exposed.

Panasonic GF3 Review

2011-10-17T10:33:00.000-07:00

Panasonic's GF3 is the smallest, lightest, Micro Four Thirds compact system camera (CSC) that the company has introduced to date. In fact, it's so small that at first glance you could be forgiven for confusing this latest model with Panasonic's top-end compact camera, the LX5.Unlike the Panasonic LX5, however, the Lumix GF3 accepts interchangeable lenses and the reduction in size has, in part, been achieved by a redesign of the lens mount box.

Although it measures only 107.5 x 67.1 x 32mm, the GF3 is a little larger than the Sony NEX-C3. The NEX-C3 is the world's smallest interchangeable lens camera, but the GF3 has the honour of being the smallest interchangeable lens camera with a built-in flash - excluding the recently announced Pentax Q which has a compact-sized sensor.

Nevertheless, the Panasonic Lumix GF3 is still 17% smaller and 16% lighter than the GF2 (read our Panasonic GF2 review) and it makes a significant difference to the camera's look and feel.

Panasonic tells us that the GF2 is to continue and the GF3 is now its entry-level model designed specifically for compact camera users who want to move up to a camera that offers more control, better quality images and accepts interchangeable lenses.

Lens options

The Panasonic GF3 looks great, and feels perfectly balanced, with the Lumix 14mm f/2.5 pancake lens mounted.
This optic is likely to be the choice of enthusiast photographers who understand the benefits of a wideangle lens with large maximum aperture, it is available bundled with the Panasonic GF3 with a retail price of £549.
Panasonic's 14-42mm is a more versatile optic, producing an effective focal length range of 28-84mm. It is more likely to be the first lens choice of novice photographers and can be bought in a kit with the GF3 priced £499.
Those who are torn between the two lens options may like to plump for the twin lens kit that includes both the 14mm pancake and the 14-42mm optics with a price tag of £629.

Features

Like Panasonic's other CSCs the GF3 is built following the Micro Four Thirds design. This means that it uses a Four Thirds type sensor and that the lens mount is the same as on the current Olympus PEN series cameras.

At 17.3x13mm, Four Thirds sensors are a little smaller than APS-C sized sensors which measure around 23.6x15.8mm. The smaller sensor enablesMicro Four Thirdscameras to be more compact, but means that the photosites (often referred to as pixels) are smaller in cameras with the same resolution. As a rule, larger receptors result in better image quality.

Four Thirds sensors also have a native aspect ratio of 4:3 rather than the 3:2 made popular by 35mm photography.

The GF3 has a LIVE MOS sensor (pictured above) with an effective pixel count of 12.1 million and images are processed using its Venus Engine VII HD device (pictured below) which enables sensitivity to be set in the range ISO 160-6400.

Like the GF2, the Panasonic GF3 has a 3in, 460,000 dot touchscreen and there's no viewfinder built-in. Unlike the GF2, however, the GF3 doesn't have an accessory port that can accept an external electronic viewfinder, so images must always be composed on the 3in screen.

Auto focus

Being a compact system camera, the GF3 uses a contrast detection auto focus (AF) system, which draws information from the imaging sensor rather than a dedicated phase detection unit. Traditionally, contrast detection systems are slower than phase detection devices, but Panasonic has put a lot of work in on this and the GF3 is claimed to focus in just 0.18 sec (approx) with the LUMIX G VARIO HD 14-140mm f/4.0-5.8 ASPH. MEGA O.I.S. lens mounted.

There is a collection of auto focus modes comprising, AF Tracking, 23-Area, 1-Area, Face detection AF and the new Pinpoint AF mode first seen on the G3. The latter option is similar to 1-Area AF, but a key difference is that the target area is magnified on screen as the shutter release button is depressed so that you can check the correct part of the scene is sharp.

The AF point can be selected with a press of the finger on the screen and, with the exception of the 23-Area AF option, the active AF area extends right to the edges of the image frame.

Exposure modes

While the GF3 is primarily aimed at novice users, the enthusiast friendly program, aperture priority, shutter priority and manual (PASM) exposure options are available in addition to a collection of 17 scene specific shooting modes. These modes tailor the exposure, white balance, colour and sharpening to suit the subject.

Those who want to keep life simple will appreciate Panasonic's Intelligent Auto plus (iA+) mode which instructs the camera to use its Intelligent Scene Selector to identify the right scene mode to employ. When an appropriate scene mode is identified, the relevant icon is displayed on the top left of the screen.

Intelligent Auto plus (iA+) mode also determines whether to activate the MEGA O.I.S (Optical Image Stabilising) and Intelligent ISO Control. Intelligent ISO Control reduces motion blur by increasing the sensitivity if the subject moves. .

Helpfully, there is a dedicated iA+ button on the G3's top-plate and pressing this in any exposure mode switches to Intelligent Auto plus.

Colour control

As with the Lumix G3, there are two main ways to take control over image colour with the GF3 using the Creative Control and Photo Style options.

Creative Control is found within the shooting modes (along with the PASM and scene modes) and when activated, the camera takes care of exposure. A total of 6 options are available, including Expressive, Retro, High Key, Sepia, High Dynamic and Miniature. The last mode introduces blur around a sharp zone to replicate the popular tilt-and-shift effect. The sharp area can be rotated to work in landscape or portrait format, and increased or decreased in size to suit the scene.

Panasonic's Photo Style modes can be used in any of the advanced shooting modes (PASM), and in video mode. The Photo Style modes enable the user to specify the level of contrast, sharpness, saturation and noise reduction applied within the following options: Standard, Vivid, Natural, Monochrome, Scenery, Portrait and Custom.

All these features add up to a tidy package and, with the exception of the inability to add a viewfinder, the GF3 appears to offer plenty to keep both novice photographers and experienced shooter happy.

Samsung SH100 Review

2011-10-17T10:24:00.001-07:00

As part of the Cutting Edge range in Samsung's line-up, the SH100 shouldn't really be into looks. It should be all about the technology, but what Samsung has produced is a snazzy little unit stuffed with features.
With an oversized lens barrel to hold the 5x optical zoom this gives a range of 26 – 130mm in 35mm terms. On the back is a 3-inch touch sensitive LCD screen with 320,000 dots (106,666 pixels) with all the features and modes accessed directly from it.

Within the menu, there are four pages of things to do ranging from Smart Auto shooting mode, to Video, Email, Set-up menu, Photo Editor and Remote Viewfinder.
Herein lies one of the problems with the SH100. All these modes are pretty impressive in their own right, but there's no semblance of order to them. If you want to use the Program mode, it's on the first page but if you want to use the Macro mode, it's on the third page. This well used mode comes after more obscure options such as Vignetting and All Share.
The SH100 features Wi-Fi capability, The camera will upload automatically to Facebook, Photobucket or Picasa web albums, YouTube and the Samsung community website. It also features PC Back Up which will automatically detect a computer with Wi-Fi and will download the pictures you've taken from the camera straight onto the computer.
We uploaded a picture from the camera to Facebook. A full resolution picture took less than a minute to get onto the site with minimal fuss at a low broadband connection speed. If a Wi-Fi connection requires a pass key, it will only let you use it once the key is entered. After that, the camera will remember it though.

If you also own a Samsung Galaxy S smart phone, the SH100 will link up to the phone using the Wi-Fi and allow you to remotely control the camera which is great for self portraits or group shots. It's also DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) enabled to allow you to view pictures on any HD television regardless of its manufacturer.
The touchscreen can be used a bit like a smart phone and you have to wipe the pages to move from one to the next. We found that it's best to use the small stylus that comes in the box because the camera is more receptive to it than a finger press.
Thanks to the touchscreen, the SH100 has four AF options, two of which are touch related. The standard modes are centre spot AF and Multi AF, while the touchscreen versions are One touch shooting and Smart touch AF, the latter of which locks onto a subject and keeps focus on them until the picture is taken or they leave the frame.

Nikon D5100 Review

2011-10-17T10:22:00.000-07:00

Nikon D5100 Review: Overview
Although there has been some overlap, digital SLR development has gone through some quite distinct phases.
Initially the battle was to produce affordable models, and once this was achieved manufacturers turned their attention to producing cameras with higher pixel counts. This was followed by a push in sensitivity levels and improved low-light performance.

During these development phases camera functionality has also expanded, with manufacturers capitalising upon the benefits of digital technology and introducing features such as live view, video and dynamic range optimisation systems. Now, there's a drive to make these increasingly complex and versatile SLRs easier to use, while at the same time helping photographers be more creative.
The Nikon D5100, which serves as the Nikon D5000 replacement, typifies this new era in DSLR evolution.
With its 16.2 million pixels, articulated 3in LCD screen, Special Effects and Scene modes, along with the more advanced PSAM exposure modes, on paper, at least, the Nikon D5100 seems to offer everything the aspiring photographer could wish for. Let's see.

Canon EF 400mm f/2.8L IS II USM Review

2011-10-17T10:19:00.000-07:00

Combine a 400mm full-frame prime lens with a fast maximum aperture of f/2.8 and there are two things you can be assured of – size and weight. The mighty Canon EF 400mm f/2.8L IS II USM measures a whopping 163 x 343mm (484mm long with the lens hood fitted) and tips the scales at 3.85kg. It's supplied in its own custom-made hard case that, in itself, exceeds the maximum carry-on size for most airlines. Indeed, you don't fit this lens to your camera, you fit the camera to the lens. But sometimes, big really is beautiful.

A scaled up version of the Canon EF 300mm f/2.8L IS II USM super-telephoto lens, the 400mm offers the same wealth of features.
Designed for full-frame DSLR camera bodies such as the Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III or Canon EOS 5D Mark II, it's also equally compatible with APS-C-sized cameras such as the Canon EOS 7D, where it has a mighty effective focal length of 640mm.
In either case, the fast f/2.8 maximum aperture is a real bonus for freezing the action in dull lighting conditions, making the lens ideal for wildlife and sports photographers.
Headline attractions include super-fast, ring-type USM (Ultrasonic Motor) autofocus, complete with full-time manual override.
Better still, you get an additional Focus Preset mode where you can store a focus distance in memory and call it up at the touch of a button, with or without confirmation beep.
There's also a neat Power Focus mode with its own 'Playback ring'. Turning the ring by varying amounts enables dual-speed motorised focus adjustments, ideal for use in video shooting.
There's also a three-position focus limit switch with Full, 2.7-7m and 7m to infinity options.
To guard against camera shake, Canon's latest 4-stop Image Stabiliser (IS) has three separate modes to choose from.
Mode 1 stabilises the image full-time, so you can view the effect through the viewfinder when composing shots. Mode 2 is for panning with the camera in either portrait or landscape orientation. Mode 3 only applies stabilisation when the shot is actually taken, and works really well when you're tracking erratically moving objects.
Rounding out the feature set on this high-end camera lens, currently selling for around £8,880, are four AF stop buttons placed at 90-degree increments around the circumference of the lens, towards its front.
If you're not happy with their placement, you can pay to have the ring that houses them rotated by a Canon service centre.
There's also a Kensington lock attachment for securing the lens, a beefy tripod mount and somewhat enormous lens hood.

Nikon Coolpix S4150 Review

2011-10-17T10:16:00.000-07:00

Released in August, the Nikon Coolpix S4150 is a mid priced compact in the Coolpix range, with a 3 inch, 460k-dot touch control LCD screen, 14 megapixel CCD image sensor and NIKKOR wide-angle 5x zoom lens. The Nikon Coolpix S4150 can be picked up for around £140, placing it in the middle range of compact cameras. It offers three different shooting modes - auto, scene and smart portrait.

There are twenty scene modes to choose from including portrait, macro, pet mode (where the shutter noise is muted), museum (no shutter noise or flash) and fireworks. Alternatively you can choose "smart scene" and the camera will pick the scene it thinks will work best for your shot.
The Nikon Coolpix S4150 utilises five different flash modes depending on what mode you're using, including redeye reduction and fill flash. Smart portrait offers users the option of letting the camera take a photo when a subject is smiling and also offers blink detection.
The Nikon Coolpix S4150 doesn't offer a manual mode, but you are able to change aspects such as the sensitivity which ranges from ISO 80 to 3200, the exposure compensation and the white balance, including creating your own custom white balance, which is straightforward.
In camera retouching, resizing and editing is available. The resizing and retouching offer some useful tools for people who do not have access to photo editing software, although the editing options allowing you to add frames and cartoon hearts are likely to be less used by most.
Video can be shot in HD 720p (1280 x 720), VGA (640 x 480) or QVGA (320 x240). You can zoom in whilst shooting a video, but that's about all you can do - the touch screen options are not available during the recording. The decreased quality is immediately evident whilst using the QVGA mode, but the HD video and VGA create film that would be perfectly acceptable to post online.

Nikon Coolpix S8200 Review

2011-10-17T09:59:00.000-07:00

The latest addition to Nikon's elegant Style range of compact cameras seeks to combine form and function, marrying a chic design with a glut of high-end features; all in an easy-to-use, compact package.
The new Nikon Coolpix S8200 - which replaces the older S8100 - was launched alongside another, lower-spec 'S' model - the S6200.

Each camera comes with its own unique traits that set them apart and cater for different types of photographers. Headlining the Nikon Coolpix S8200's feature set is a 16MP back-illuminated sensor, 14x optical zoom lens with Vibration Reduction (VR) and a Full HD movie recording mode, complete with stereo sound. These make it a versatile alternative to the rest of the travel zoom compacts on the market, albeit without the GPS functionality that's offered by some pricier rivals.

Rather than sporting a completely overhauled feature set, the Nikon Coolpix S8200 offers just a few upgrades over its predecessor, notably the higher-resolution CMOS sensor (16MP compared to the S8100's 12.1MP), bigger focal range (14x zoom compared to 10x) and a wider starting focal length of 25mm, offering more versatility than the S8100's 30mm equivalent wide setting.
The 3-inch dimensions of the LCD display we saw on the older model remains the same on the Nikon Coolpix S8200. However, the resolution has been upped a little from 921,000 to 961,000-dots.

With an equivalent focal range of 25-350mm (on a 35mm camera), the Nikon Coolpix S8200 is ideally suited to photographers who like to shoot anything and everything, with its relatively compact dimensions making it a tempting option for avid globetrotters in need of a lightweight travel-friendly alternative to a bulkier camera system.

Canon PowerShot SX150 IS Review

2011-10-17T09:56:00.000-07:00

Canon traditionally updates its SX budget compact superzoom line every August/September, and 2011 sees the release of the £199 Canon PowerShot SX150 IS. The SX130 IS replacement is a case of evolution over revolution – not a bad thing, considering the great features and value the SX130 offered. The Canon PowerShot SX150 IS features a 14.1MP CCD (a 2MP increase on the SX130's 12.1MP) and an image stabilised 5-60mm 12x wide-angle zoom that offers the same 28-336mm equivalent reach as its predecessor.
The bright, but relatively low-res, 3-inch LCD from last year's model is also retained.
There's been a slight tweak to the layout of the controls – specifically, the welcome introduction of a direct movie record button and a rejig of the mode dial. The optical image stabilisation gets an upgrade, too. The Canon PowerShot SX150's new Intelligent IS system is designed to identify the shooting situation and apply the most appropriate form of stabilisation from a range of seven different settings, including Tripod IS, Panning IS and Macro IS.

However, the key appeal of the Canon PowerShot SX150 IS, apart from the incredible zoom range, is the level of manual control it offers. This super easy PowerShot is aimed at families and features all of the automatic features a casual snapper could want. These include Smart Auto and Easy modes that detect 32 scene types and optimise settings accordingly.
However, for those who want to take their photography further, the Canon PowerShot SX150 IS includes the full complement of PASM semi-auto and manual shooting options. The camera doesn't enable you to record images in raw format - it's strictly JPEGs here - but otherwise there's enough DSLR-like functionality to consider this a serious alternative when you don't want to lug a 'grown up' camera around.

iPhone 4S In India, Starts At Rs. 41850

2011-10-17T08:21:00.000-07:00

The show has begun. iPhone 4S which has received some flak from the media, including TGF, is receiving rave reviews. Over 4 million iPhone 4S’s have already flown off the shelves. India will get its fair share in this iPhone craziness. ShopYourWorld is selling unlocked iPhone 4S for Rs. 41850. The most expensive iPhone 4S (64GB) will set you back for Rs. 58650. iPhone 4S (32GB) will cost Rs. 50250.

Should you buy one?

Don’t expect Apple to offer this in India directly anytime soon. If you are one of those who can’t wait to get your hands on the latest Apple goodness then go grab it now. Also don’t expect the prices to go down any further.

From whatever I have seen, prices will go down only after 18 months or so. At least that’s what has happened with iPhone 3G S. So if you want to buy it, just buy it. Don’t wait for the prices to go down. If you are well connected you can always

I am still holding my beaten up iPhone 3G S and am surely looking for a new phone. Would I buy iPhone 4S? That’s a great question. I will give it some time.

Source: Pluggd

HCL Me X1, Android Tablet

2011-10-17T08:18:00.000-07:00

HCL, which has already launched its not so popular Android tablets, has now come up with another Android tablet – HCL Me X1. HCL’s new tablet is priced at Rs. 10490 which is a nicely sandwiched position between Beetel Magiq and Reliance 3G Tab. HCL MeX1 is a 7-inch tablet running Android 2.3 and has a 3500 mAH battery.

Specifications

HCL MeX1 runs on 1 GHz processor, 512 MB RAM, 4 GB internal memory which can be expanded to 32 GB, 2 mega pixel front camera, support full HD and Flash.

HCL Me X1 will run Android 2.3. Its 7-inch capacitive touch screen has a resolution of 800×480 pixels.

HCL Me X1’s main attraction is its massive 3500 mAH battery.

What’s different with HCL Me X1?

Having studied the market well, HCL has decided to bundle something with the tablet. A little extra which some might find useful. It has tied up with Tata Photon Plus to offer the data card along with the tablet. The tablet supports 3G dongles. I am hoping that there will be some data plans to go along.

HCL is also offering Cleartrip powered Rs. 2500 travel voucher, 1 month free subscription to Hungama and a Rs. 3000 discount for books bought on Winkstore.

Clearly HCL is targeting Reliance 3G Tab with its offering of Tata Photon+ dongle. Will customers take the bait?

Source: The Gadget Fan

Belkin PowerPack-Charge Your Phones & Tablets On The Go

2011-10-17T08:15:00.000-07:00

Belkin has released its Power Pack, a mobile charging dock in India. There are 3 variants which are available and the price ranges from Rs. 1999 to Rs. 4799. Belkin Powerpack allows simultaneous charging of two devices.Belkin PowerPack holds the charge for many months and will lose just 5% charge every month, that is of course if you completely forget about it and don’t bother to charge.

How does it work

Belkin PowerPack provides a USB to micro USB converter cable for charging your phones. The PowerPack itself has to be charged via AC adapter. The highest grade of Power Pack which gives 4000 mAh power can charge 4 cell phones, 2 smartphones or it can give a tablet boost.

On a really long trip away from the connected world, you would need to first find an outlet to charge the Power Pack.

Not for all devices

Belkin PowerPack works with a microUSB, rendering it useless for phones which don’t support micro USB. At least the iPhone and quite a few tablets are out of the picture. Now that the phone world has agreed to an universal charger and micro USB could be the interface.

Available Models

There are 3 models available.

Power Pac 1000 – Useful for regular cell phones. Allows one cell phone charge or a smartphone boost

Power Pack 2000 – Useful for smartphones.

Power Pack 4000 – Useful for smartphones and tablets. Allows 4 full cell phone charges, 2 smartphone charges or a tablet boost.

Few unknowns

Few things are not yet certain on the Power Pack. The weight which is an important factor is not available. Most importantly how long does it take to charge the Power Pack isn’t available either. If the Power Pack can charge itself real fast then I can think of adding this to my travel bag.

If you have a whole bunch of micro USB enabled devices then, Belkin PowerPack is a must have accessory. Buy it and drop it in your backpack.

Source: The Gadget Fan

Onida G601, Dual SIM Mobile

2011-10-17T08:09:00.000-07:00

Onida G601 is a Low Price Dual SIM mobile phone by Onida Mobiles in India. Onida G601 comes with basic features like, VGA Camera, FM Radio, Video Player, Audio Player, 8GB Expandable Memory Support, 2 Inch TFT Color Display screen, 3.5 mm Audio Jack, GPRS, WAP, Social Networking Apps, Torch Light, USB Support, Bluetooth and more.

Onida G601 Price in India:

Onida Dual SIM Mobile Onida G601 price is around Rs. 1644 in India.

Onida G601 Features & Specifications:

- Dual SIM with Dual Standby Support

- GSM 900/1800 MHz Network Support

- 2 inches TFT Color Display

- VGA Camera (0.3 Megapixel)

- Audio Player

- Video Player

- FM Radio

- Up to 8GB Expandable Memory

- Bluetooth

- GPRS/WAP

- USB Port

- Torch Light

- 3.5 mm Audio Jack

- Inbuilt Games

- Social Networking Apps

- 1000 mAH Li-ion Battery

- Talk time: Up to 6 hours

Source: Latest-Mobile-Phones-India

Karbonn K1515, Dual SIM Touchscreen Phone

2011-10-17T08:04:00.000-07:00

Karbonn K1515 is a full touchscreen mobile with Dual SIM and Dual Standby Features. Karbonn K1515 comes with 3D Graphical User Interface. Multi Indian Language Reading Support gives good option for Indian customers. It has 2 MP Camera, JAVA, Bluetooth, Downloadable E-Mail Client, 8GB Expandable Memory, WAP Browser, Audio Player, Video Player and more.

Karbonn K1515 Price in India:

3D Touchscreen Mobile Karbonn K1515 is available in India at price around Rs. 3400.

Karbonn K1515 Features & Specifications

- 3.2" Full Touch Screen (320 * 480 Resolution)

- 3D Graphical User Interface and Widgets

- Dual SIM, Dual Standby

- WAP/MMS

- GPRS Class 12

- Multi Indian Language Read Support

- 2 Mega Pixel Camera

- A2DP Bluetooth

- JAVA Enabled

- Embedded memory: 512MB DDR+ 1GB Nand flash

- Downloadable E-Mail Client

- Expandable Memory Upto 8GB

- Audio Player

- Video Player & Recorder

- FM Radio & Recording

- 1000 Phonebook

- K Zone

- PC Sync

- USB

- Built-in data/fax Modem

- WAP browser

- Embedded games

- Anti Theft Feature

- One Touch FM keys

- One Touch Music Player

- One Touch Camera

- Languages: English, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi. (Only English and Hindi write)

- Image Format: JPG,BMP and GIF

- Audio Format: MIDI/WAV/AMR/MP3/AAC/AAC+

- Video Format: 3GP/MP4/RM/RMVB/AVI

- Weight : 112gms

- Dimension : 108*54*14.5mm

- Standby time : Upto 240Hours

- Talk time : 6 Hours

- Battery type : Li-Ion 1150mAh

- Handset colors : White

Source: Latest-Mobile-Phones-India

HTC Explorer, Android 3G Phone

2011-10-17T08:01:00.000-07:00

HTC Explorer is a 3G Enabled mobile phone with Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread Operating System. With bigger 3.2 inch touchscreen display gives good resolution. HTC Explorer has Qualcomm MSM 7227 CPU, 384 MB Internal RAM, HTC Sense UI, 32GB Expandable Memory support, 5 Megapixel Camera with geo tagging, LED Flash, Auto Focus, Video Recording and more.

Vodafone 3G Data Offer for HTC Explorer:

HTC Explorer will get double 3 data usage benefits like

200 MB for Rs. 100

1GB for Rs. 375

2 GB for Rs. 650

By SMS: The 3G Data Benefits can be activated by sending SMS EXPLORER to 111 from Vodafone.The offer will be valid till December 31st, 2011

HTC Explorer Price in India:

3G Android Smartphone HTC Explorer will be available in India at price around Rs. 11650.

HTC Explorer Colors Available:

Metallic Blue, Metallic Orange, Metallic White and Metallic Purple

HTC Explorer Features & Specifications

- Network: 2G (GSM 850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz) & 3G (HSDPA/UMTS 900, 2100 MHz)

- Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS

- CPU: Qualcomm MSM 7227

- Processor Power: Single-Core 600MHz Processors

- Processor Type:

- Internal RAM: 384 MB

- 3.2 inches TFT Capacitive Touchscreen

- Display Resolution: 320 x 480 Pixels

- HTC Sense UI 3.5

- Ambient Light Sensor

- Proximity sensor for auto turn-off

- Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate

- Internal Memory: 512MB ROM

- Free 2GB MicroSD Card

- Expandable Memory: Supports Up To 32GB

- Browser: HTML, XHTML, WAP 2.0

- Messaging: SMS (threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Email, IM

- Predictive Text Input

- 5.0 Mega pixels Camera with Resolution 2560 × 1920 Pixels

- Camera Feature: Geo-tagging, Face Detection

- Camera Support: LED Flash, Auto Focus, Camera Button

- Video Recording

- Data Transfer Connectivity: Bluetooth v3.0 with A2DP & micro USB v2.0

- Internet Connectivity: WLAN Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, 3G

- 3.5mm stereo headset jack

- GPS with A-GPS

- Audio Format Support: MP3, WMA, M4A (Apple lossless), M4B

- Video Format Support: MPEG4, WMV, 3GP, 3G2

- Adobe Flash Player

- Android Market, Facebook, Twitter, Picasa

- Gmail, G-Talk, Google Maps, YouTube

- Digital Compass, G-Sensor

- Battery Model: Li-Ion 1230mAh

- Dimensions: 102.7 x 58.5 x 12.8 mm

Source: Latest-Mobile-Phones-India

Spice Mi-350, Dual SIM Android 3G Smart Phone

2011-10-17T07:56:00.000-07:00

Spice Mi-350 is an upcoming mobile with Dual SIM, Android OS, 3G and Touchscreen as well. Spice Mi350 comes with big 3.5 inch HVGA Touchscreen with 480x320 Resolution. 5 Megapixel camera with Auto Focus with good quality photoshoots available. Spice Mi-350 will come with 3G, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, USB, G-sensor, E-compass sensor, Proximity + Ambient light sensor and more. It has good Internal Memory and External Memory Support as well.

Spice Mi-350 Price in India:

Dual SIM Android 3G Featured mobile Spice Mi-350 will be available in India at around Rs. 8,900. (Coming Soon)

Spice Mi-350 Features & Specifications:

- Dual SIM GSM+GSM

- 3.5-inch HVGA Capacitive Touch Screen (480 x 320)

- 3G HSDPA

- Android OS v2.2

- 5.0 Megapixels Camera with Auto Focus

- Dimensions: 114.8×62.8×14.7mm

- Network: Dual band GSM/GPRS/EDGE ,UMTS/3G

- GPS/AGPS

- Wireless LAN WiFi: 802.11b/g/n

- Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR

- USB 2.0 High-Speed client

- Processor: Qualcomm MSM7227-1 with DSDS BSP (600Mbps)

- Internal Memory: 512MB ROM/512MB RAM

- Expandable with microSD

- 3.5mm audio jack for stereo headset interface

- Sensor: G-sensor , E-compass sensor , Proximity + Ambient light sensor

- Battery : Li-ion 1500 mAH

- Audio : Amr,Ogg,Midi,Mp3,Wave

- Video : AVC , MPEG-4

- FM Radio

Karbonn K2, Dual SIM Mobile

2011-10-17T07:53:00.000-07:00

Karbonn K2 is another Powerful mobile comes with Powerful Battery, LED Torch and main Dual SIM. Karbonn K2 has Powerful Speakers as well. So with Powerful things embeded in Karbonn K2 we can say it a Powerful Mobile phone with quality features. It has other features like 1.3 MP Camera, 8GB Expandable Memory, 5.6cm Screen, Mobile Tracker, WAP Browser, Data Security, Video Player, Audio Player, FM Radio and more.

Karbonn K2 Price in India:

Dual SIM Mobile Karbonn K2 price is around Rs. 1800.

Handset colors: Black- Red & Black-Yellow

Karbonn K2 Features & Specifications:

- Dual SIM

- 1800 mAh Long Battery

- 1.3 Mega Pixel Camera

- Expandable Memory Upto 8GB

- Powerful Dual Led Torch

- FM Radio with FM Recording

- Video Player and Recorder

- Music Player with Dedicated Keys

- Bluetooth with A2DP Support

- Mobile Tracker

- Data Security

- WAP/GPRS/MMS

- Powerful Speakers

- 5.6 cm Screen with 176*220 Resolution

- GSM 900, 1800

- WAP browser

- Languages: English, Hindi

- Image Format: JPG, BMP, GIF

- Audio Format: MP3, MIDI, WAV, WMA, AMR

- Video Format: 3GP, AVI and MP4

- USB

- Dimension: 116*47.9*15.4 mm

- Standby time: 350 Hours

- Talk time: 7.0 Hrs

- Charging time: 3 Hrs

Source: Latest-Mobile-Phones-India

Apple iPhone 4S Features & Specifications

2011-10-17T07:45:00.000-07:00

Apple iPhone 4S is another Apple Handset coming to the market with latest and upgraded features. Apple iPhone 4S will be faster than Apple iPhone 4. iPhone 4S comes with 3.5 inch big touch retina display screen with 960×640 pixel resolution. 8 MP Camera is a good option for capturing photos and videos. HD Video Recording is also an additional feature. It comes with Operating System Apple iOS 5. Dual Core Processor and Dual Core Graphics is also a good feature. It comes with multi format supported Audio Player and Video Player. It is available in 16GB, 32GB and 64GB Memory Options. It has Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 3G, GPS, Digital Compass and more.

Apple iPhone 4s Price in India: Coming soon. It Will be coming by the end of this year.

iPhone 4s 16GB Price in India – Around Rs. 30,000

iPhone 4s 32GB Price in India – Around Rs. 36,000

iPhone 4s 64GB Price in India – Around Rs. 41,000

Apple iPhone 4s Features & Specifications:

- Network: Quad band UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA, Quad band GSM/EDGE,Dual band CDMA

- 3.5-inch Multi-Touch Retina display with 960×640 pixel resolution

- Apple A5 Chip

- Operating System Apple iOS 5

- Dual Core Processor

- Dual-core Graphics

- Three-axis gyro, Accelerometer, Proximity sensor, Ambient light sensor

- Wireless LAN 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi

- Internal Memory: Three different variants 16GB/ 32GB/64GB Built-in Memory Storage

- Multi Format Supported Audio Player

- Multi Format Supported Video Plyer

- Video Recording 1080p HD Capability

- 3G: 14.4 Mbps HSDPA , 5.8 Mbps HSUPA

- 8MP auto focus Camera with LED Flash & 3264×2448 pixels

- Front camera with VGA

- Bluetooth 4.0 wireless technology

- Assisted GPS

- Digital compass

- Dimensions : 115.2×58.6×9.3 mm

- Weight : 140 grams

- Messaging: MMS, SMS, Push Mail, Email

- Browser: HTML, Safari Browser

- 3.5mm stereo Audio headset jack

- Radio

- Tethering Capable

- Li-Po 1420mAh Standard Battery

- Skype Mobile Video Calling

- Scratch-resistant glass back panel

- Colors Available: Black & White

Source: Latest-Mobile-Phones-India

Samsung Omnia W, With Windows Phone 7.5 OS (Mango)

2011-10-17T07:41:00.000-07:00

Samsung Omnia W is a multi touch smartphone comes with 3.7 inch touchscreen display and Windows phone 7.5 OS (Mango). Samsung Omnia W is a big touchscreen mobile by Samsung. It has all the features which user wants from a smartphone. It has 1.4GHz processor, 512MB Ram, Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate, Proximity Sensor, Ambient light sensor, Wifi, 3G, Bluetooth, microUSB support. It has Multi format supported Audio Player and Video Player. It has 5 MP Camera gives HD Video Recording option. It has VGA Camera in front for video calling. Camera comes with LED Flash and Auto focus as well. With these features this phone Omnia W may become more demandable in India.

Samsung Omnia W Price in India:

3.7 inch Touchscreen Mobile Samsung Omnia W is available in India at price around Rs. 19000.

Samsung Omnia W Features & Specifications:

- 3.7 inches Super AMOLED Touch Screen with 480 X 800 Pixels Resolution

- Windows Phone 7.5 Mango OS

- 1.4GHz Processor (Single-Core)

- User Interface : Tile-based Metro UX / IE9 mobile

- 512MB RAM

- Network: GSM 850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz, 3G HSDPA/UMTS 900, 2100 MHz

- Multi Touch

- Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate

- Proximity Sensor

- Ambient light sensor

- 8GB Internal Memory Storage

- Browser: HTML, Flash

- Messaging: MMS, SMS, IM, Email, RSS

- 5.0 Mega pixels Camera with Resolution 3264 × 2448 pixels

- Camera comes with LED Flash, Auto focus

- Audio Player

- Video Player

- Video Format Support: MPEG4, H.263, H.264, WMV

- Audio Format Support: MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA, AMR

- Video Recording: 720p HD video recording

- Stereo FM Radio with RDS

- Secondary Camera: VGA 0.3 Megapixels

- Bluetooth v2.1 with EDR Stereo

- v2.0 Mini USB

- 3.5mm stereo headset jack

- WLAN Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n

- 3G HSDPA Up to 14.4 Mbps, HSUPA: Up to 5.76 Mbps

- DLNA Capable

- GPS A-GPS

- 1500mAh Li-Ion Battery

- Marketplace Hub, Picture Hub, Music & Video Club with Zune Experience

- Office Hub - Microsoft Office

- Game Hub - Xbox Live

- Support of Windows Live, Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin

- Samsung AllShare

- Dimensions: 116 x 58.8 x 10.9 mm

- Weight: 120 grams

Source: Latest-Mobile-Phones-India

Samsung Galaxy Y, 3G Android Touchscreen Phone

2011-10-17T07:37:00.000-07:00

Samsung annonced their entry level Android Smartphone Samsung Galaxy Y. The phone is one of the low price Android phone by Samsung. It runs on latest Android OS 2.3 (Gingerbread). It will be another addition to the Samsung Galaxy Series mobile phones. The phone has 3 inches touchscreen display with Touch UI and multi touch input method feature. Galaxy Y comes with MP4 Player, Video Player, Video Recording, 2 MP Camera, Stereo FM Radio with RDS, upto 32 GB Expandable Memory and more. It has 3G, Wifi, GPRS, Edge, Bluetooth, USB, WAP and more connectivity option. Its an affordable Android phone.

Samsung Galaxy Y Price in India:

Android Smartphone Samsung Galaxy Y is available in India at price around Rs. 7830.

Samsung Galaxy Y Features & Specifications

- Android OS, v2.3.5 (Gingerbread)

- 3 inches TFT capacitive touchscreen with 240 x 320 pixels Resolution

- TouchWiz UI, Touch sensitive controls, Multi-touch input method

- 2 MP Camera with 1600x1200 pixels Resolution

- 832 MHz processor

- MP4/WMV/H.264 player

- MP3/WAV/eAAC+ player

- Video Player with Recording

- Stereo FM radio with RDS

- 160 MB Internal Memory (2GB Memory Card Included)

- up to 32GB Expandable Memory

- Network: 2G Network - GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900, 3G Network - HSDPA 900 / 2100

- GPRS

- EDGE

- 3G: HSDPA, 7.2 Mbps

- Wifi: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n

- Bluetooth: v3.0 with A2DP, HS

- USB: microUSB v2.0

- WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML

- GPS with A-GPS support

- Java, MIDP 2.1

- Image/video editor

- SNS integration

- Google Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, Calendar, Google Talk, Picasa integration

- Quickoffice document viewer/editor

- 3.5 mm Audio Jack

- Dimensions: 104 x 58 x 11.5 mm

- Weight: 97.5 g

- Games + downloadable

- Standard battery, Li-Ion 1200 mAh

- Stand-by: Up to 850 h (2G) / Up to 540 h (3G)

- Talk time: Up to 17 h (2G) / Up to 6 h 20 min (3G)

Source: Latest-Mobile-Phones-India

BlackBerry Torch 9860, BlackBerry 7 OS SmartPhone

2011-10-17T06:59:00.000-07:00

BlackBerry launched their another smartphone BlackBerry Torch 9860 with BlackBerry 7 OS. It has big 3.7 Inch Touchscreen display with 480×800 Resolution. BlackBerry Torch 9860 comes with features like 5 MP Camera with flash and HD video recording option. It has high speed 3G HSPA upto 14.4 Mbps. It has 1.2 GHz processor, Wifi, Bluetooth, Microusb, GPS Navigation and more. It has 4GB internal memory with 32GB Expandable Memory Support as well.

BlackBerry Torch 9860 Price in India:

BB OS Phone BlackBerry Torch 9860 price is around Rs. 27900 in India.

BlackBerry Torch 9860 Features & Specifications:

- 3.7 inches Touchscreen Display with 480×800 Resolution

- 5 MP with flash and HD video recording

- BlackBerry 7 OS

- High speed 3G HSPA up to 14.4Mbps

- Wireless LAN Wi-Fi

- 1.2GHz Processor

- Network: Quad band GSM , 3G HSPA

- Multi Format Supported Video Player

- Multi Format Supported Audio Player

- HD Video Recording Option

- Bluetooth

- microUSB

- GPS navigation

- 768MB RAM & 4GB Internal Memory

- Expandable Memory up to 32GB

- Ambient , Proximity , Gravity sensors

- Dimensions : 120x62x11.5 mm

- Talk time : up to 6.2 hours

- Standby time: up to 11.6 days

Source: Latest-Mobile-Phones-India

Beetel Magiq II, 3G Android Tablet

2011-10-17T06:34:00.000-07:00

Beetel Magiq II is an 3G Android Tablet pc by Beetel in India. Beetel Magiq II comes with features like 7.2mbps HSDPA, Edge, Android OS, Free Android Apps, 768Mhz Snapdragon Processor, Google Market Suite, Wifi Hotspot, Li-ion 2200mAh Battery, 7 Inch Touchscreen Display, 16GB Expandable Memory Slot, In built Games, GPS, GPRS, Video Player, Audio Player, FM Radio, Video Recording, Dual Cameras 2MP each side front and rare, 3G Video Calling is also Available.

Beetel Magiq II Price in India:

Android Tablet PC Beetel Magiq II price is around Rs. 9799 in India.

Beetel Magiq II Features & Specifications:

- Network: UMTS 900/2100MHz, GSM 850/900/1800/1900

- HSDPA: 7.2mbps

- EDGE Class: 12

- Android version: 2.2

- 768Mhz Snapdragon Processor

- Google Market Suite: Yes

- Trackpad: Yes

- Android Market (Free Apps)

- Voice calling: Yes

- Wifi Hotspot: Yes

- Dimensions (in mm): 209mm×108mm×15.5mm

- Weight (in gms): 500g (including the battery)

- Battery Type: Li-ion 2200mAh

- Talk Time*(hrs): 3-4

- Standby Time*(hrs): 60

- Screen size (inches): WVGA - 7.0"

- Screen: 800*480

- Screen type: Full touch

- Memory Card Support Capacity: 16GB

- Games: Yes

- Calculator: Yes

- Tasks: Yes

- Alarm: Yes

- Calendar: Yes

- Bluetooth: Standard: Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR

- Bluetooth profiles: Yes

- WAP: Yes

- Wifi: Standards: IEEE 802.11b/g/n, WEP, WPA, and WPA2

- GPS: Yes

- GPRS: Class 12

- Memory card Hot Swapable: Yes

- No. of Camera: 2

- Camera / Type: Front camera: 2.0 megapixels with CMOS and fixed-focus lens Rear camera: 2.0 megapixels with CMOS and fixed-focus lens

- Zoom level: 4X

- Video Recording: Yes

- Video Play: Yes

- Video Play Format: 3GP/MP4/wmv/asf

- Video Record format: 3GP/mpeg4/h264/h263

- Full Screen video play: yes

For More Details, Contact 1800-102-3456 Or Log on to: Beetel Magiq 2

Samsung Galaxy Tab, Android Tablet by Samsung

2011-10-17T06:11:00.000-07:00

Samsung Galaxy Tab 750 is another Galaxy Series Tablet by Samsung in India. Galaxy Tab 750 has 10.1 inches full touchscreen display. It has latest Android Honeycomb OS. It has 3G support with HSPA+ 21Mbps, HSUPA5.76Mbps. Dual Cameras are userful for 3G Video Calling; 3MP in Rare with Auto focus and Flash while 2MP in front. It has connectivity options like 3G, Wifi, Bluetooth, USB. It has Music Player, Video Player with Recording and more. Better Speed in 3G and Wifi can give user a better option to surf internet. Multi tasking is also available on Samsung Galaxy Tab 750.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 750 Price in India:

Android Tablet Samsung Galaxy Tab 750 price is around Rs. 33999 in India.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 750 Key Features:

- Better Design

- Better Screen

- Better Web browsing

- Better Multi-tasking

- Better Entertainment

- Better Speed in 3G & Wifi

Samsung Galaxy Tab 750 Features & Specifications:

- 10.1 inches Touchscreen Display (25.7cm)

- Android Honeycomb OS

- Dual Camera: 3MP (Rear), 2MP (Front) with Flash, Auto Focus

- Video Player with Recording

- Video Streaming

- Music Player

- 16GB User Memory

- 3G: HSPA+ 21Mbps, HSUPA5.76Mbps

- GSM&EDGE Band: 850/900/1,800/1,900

- 3G Band: 850/900/1,900/2,100

- GPRS: Multi-slot Slass 12

- EDGE: Multi-slot Slass 12

- WiFi

- Android Browser

- Dimension (HxWxD): 175.3 x 256.7 x 8.6mm

- Weight: 565g

- 7,000mAh Battery

- Stand-by Time: 2G : Up to 2,120 hours - 3G : Up to 1,840 hours

- Embedded Wallpaper

- Document Viewer

- Mobile Printing

- SMS/EMS/MMS

- Predictive Text Input T9

- Email

- vCard/vCalendar

- Instant Messaging

- Bluetooth

- USB

- USB Mass Storage

- Internet HTML Browser

- SyncML (DS) Support

- SyncML (DM) Support

- TV-Output with HDMI output accessory

- PC Sync Application

- Mobile Tracker

Source: Latest-Mobile-Phones-India

Nokia C2-05, Stylish Slider Phone

2011-10-17T04:48:00.000-07:00

Nokia C2-05 is a stylish slider mobile phone by Nokia in India. Nokia C2-05 is an affordable phone comes with vibrant colors. It comes with 10MB Internal Memory & upto 32GB Expandable Memory Support. The phone has Symbian Series 40 OS with Dual band GSM/Edge Network Support. It has other features like MP3 Music Player, Bluetooth, Micro USB, Video Recording with playback, 3.5 mm audio jack, Stereo FM radio + RDS and more.

Nokia C2-05 Price in India:

Stylish Slider Mobile Nokia C2-05 price is around Rs. 3,300 in India.

Nokia C2-05 Features & Specifications:

- Slider Mobile Phone

- Stylish Design

- Vibrant colors (Pink, Peacock Blue and Dynamic Grey

- Network: Dual band GSM/EDGE

- Symbian Series 40 OS

- 2 inch QVGA Display Screen

- VGA Camera

- Integrated 106phon loud speaker

- Multiformat Audio player

- Multiformat Vudio player

- Video recording and playback

- Stereo FM radio + RDS

- Internet connectivity: GPRS/EGPRS multislot class 12

- 10MB Internal Memory

- Up to 32GB MicroSD Card Expandable memory

- Bluetooth v2.1

- Micro USB (no USB charging)

- 3.5 mm audio jack

- Nokia Messaging Service 3.1 – Email, IM

- Dimensions: 99.4 x 47.8 x 16.3 mm

- Weight: 98.5 gm

- Battery: 800 mAh Li-Ion

- Talk time: up to 5 hours

- Standby time: up to 600 hours

Mobile Box Content:

- Nokia C2-05

- Nokia Battery BL-4C, 860mAh

- Nokia Charger AC-3

- Nokia Stereo Headset WH-102

Source: Latest-Mobile-Phones-India

HTC Radar, Windows OS Phone

2011-10-17T04:39:00.000-07:00

HTC Radar is a Windows OS Phone by HTC in India. HTC Radar has Windows Phone 7.5 OS with 1 GHz processor. 3.8 inch touchscreen display gives good resolution and with 5 MP camera gives option of HD Video Recording as well. Front camera is for 3G Video Calling. 8GB memory can be useful for storage of favorite songs, videos, ringtones, movies and important documents. HTC Radar has good quality Video Player, Music Player, FM Radio, USB, Wifi, Social Networking Integration, Bluetooth, GPS Navigation with Bing Maps, HTC locations, IM and Email Support and more.

HTC Radar Price in India:

3G Windows Phone HTC Radar price is around Rs. 23990 in India.

HTC Radar Features & Specifications:

- Windows Phone 7.5 OS

- 3.8 inch touchscreen display with 480 × 800 pixels screen resolution

- 1 GHz Processor

- 720p HD Video Recording

- 5 megapixel Camera

- 0.3MP secondary for video calls

- 3G: HSDPA up to 14.4 Mbps (download speed), HSUPA up to 5.76 Mbps (upload)

- 8GB Internal memory + 512MB RAM

- Ambient light sensor

- Proximity, Gyro

- DLNA certified for wirelessly TV streaming

- Video Player/Recorder

- Music Player

- FM Radio

- Audio Format Support: .m4a, .m4b, .mp3, .wma

- Video Format Support: .3gp, .3g2, .mp4, .m4v, .mbr, .wmv

- Video recording Format: .mp4

- 3.5 mm jack

- USB, WiFi, Bluetooth data conectivity

- Social Networking Integration

- Samsung Apps, Zune, Xbox Live, Games Integrated

- IM and Email Support

- GPS Navigation with Bing Maps, HTC locations

- Dimensions: 120.5mm x 61.5mm x 10.9mm

- Weight: 137 g

- Network : Quad band GSM/GPRS/EDGE, dual band HSPA/WCDMA

- Battery Model: 1520 mAh Li-Ion

- Talk time: up to 530 minutes on 2G and 420 minutes on 3G

- Stand by time: Up to 360 hours on 2G and 340 hours on 3G

Source: Latest-Mobile-Phones-India