Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte Review-GSMArena

Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte

Review of the 880 Carbon Arte by GSMArena.

“Ask not what your phone can do for you. It’s Nokia Arte, folks, so the question is who you need to kill to have it. Exquisite materials, sophisticated slider design and state-of-the-art finish are doing their best to camouflage the fact that there isn’t much your phone can actually do for you. In geeky terms, that is.

But hey, we never held that against the Arte series. That Arte tag is just a sin tax and there’s obviously people out there that can live with it. Cast in the same mold as its forerunners, Nokia Carbon Arte is topping the familiar OLED screen, 3G and 3 megapixel camera with carbon fiber and titanium and 4GB of inbuilt memory. Sounds like we’ve been there already but a glimpse of Arte is always a treat.”

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Nokia BH-902 Review-OLED by erazer007

Nokia BH-902 With N95 8GB

Here is a review of the Nokia BH-902 Bluetooth Headset by me. I thank WOM World for giving me an opportunity to trial the device.

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Samsung PIXON M8800 Review-Mobile Review

Samsung INNOV8 on the left and M8800 on the right

Review of the Samsung PIXON M8800 by Eldar Murtazin of Mobile Review.

“As of today, there is no phone that can take the M8800 on in terms of functionality and user interface, bar Windows Mobile based solutions (that allow the user to install third-party applications) and the Apple iPhone. However the iPhone’s operating system is much more inferior to that of the M8800, plus it doesn’t have some of the most basic features onboard and in this sense the Samsung M8800 is way ahead of it. All in all, it’s a quaint, yet likable device with no counterparts whatsoever.

The final part of the review is coming up tomorrow. Stay tuned for our take on the Samsung M8800’s positioning and design!”

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Nokia 3600 Slide Review-GSMArena

Nokia 3600 Slide

Here is the review of the Nokia 3600 Slide by GSMArena.

“Nokia 3600 slide is one of those handsets which no one seems to covet, love and lust but everybody ends up buying or having. It’s a straightforward guess that a S40 handset of subdued but comfortable styling and sufficient skill will simply go around. The neat and compact Nokia slider has all the basics duly covered and strives to deliver beyond its price in terms of imaging. A 3.2 megapixel camera, VGA video and TV out should be enough of an identity booster.”

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Jolin Cellular

Here’s a chance to join Cellular and start writing for the Cellular blog.

If you wish to apply for the post please send your details to sandeep10831@gmail.com

Samsung M3200 Beat Review-GSMArena

GSMArena have published a review on the Samsung M3200 Beat phone.

“The Samsung M3200 Beat s is definitely a modest package, for both looks and skill, but music features have not been compromised a jot. It does look sufficiently armed to survive the Walkman-XpressMusic crossfire, and even shoot back. At this point, the Beat edition lacks the style to stand up to the high ranks of rival music phones, but will sure cause commotion in the midrange.”

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Cellular on Blogger

Hi guys,

Cellular has been started on Google Blogger too. This site will be up-to date and will have more content than this site.

Right now content will be published here and on the Blogger site but graddually I will be moving on to the new blog.

So please visit it.

Here’s the link

http://cellular-erazer007.blogspot.com/

Thanks for your support!

T-Mobile G1-Google Android Platform

T-Mobile G1

HTC has announceed the T-Mobile G1 which runs on the Gooble Android Platform. It is being manufactured by HTC and is sold under the T-Mobile branding.This is the device which we have seen in the earlier Android demonstrations.

Here are the specifications:

• HSDPA 1700 / 2100 plus quadband EDGE
• WiFi
• 3D graphics acceleration
• 3-megapixel camera
• 1GB integrated storage plus microSD expansion
• Android Market for on-device app purchases
• Amazon MP3 app for on-device music purchases
• Push Gmail support with full HTML client
• Bluetooth (but no A2DP)
• Google Maps with Street View
• No Microsoft Exchange support
• No desktop synchronization — it all happens over the air

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