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I KNOW MANY OF U WOULDNT LIKE THE IDEA OF LUXURY PHONES BUT THIS BABY IS THE CHEAPEST PORSCHE PHONE ONE CAN GET . I M A HUGE FAN OF PORSCHE CARS (DONT KNOW WHEN WILL I GET TO RIDE ONE) SO I JUS CUDNT RESIST MYSELF FROM POSTING THIS You’ll notice the standard Porsche font featured on the device, as well as Porsche styling. It is however lacking 3G. That’s a bit disappointing. More specs include: 2.8? touchscreen with reinforced mineral glass (wow, mineral glass!?) 5 megapixel camera built-in GPS receiver WiFi connectivity built-in fingerprint reader (cool) Pricing is expected to start around 600 Euros. SOURCE :UNWIRED

WELL GUYS IS ONLY A DAY SINCE THE ANNONCEMENT OF SAMSUNG M880 AND OUR FREIND OVER AT MOBILE REVIEW ALRAEDY HAS A REVIEW OF THIS DEVICE CONCLUSION WAS "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." U CAN CHECK OUT THE ENTIRE REVIEW JUST CLICK HERE

GUYS I HAVE REVIEWED A LOT OF S60 PHONES N LET METELL YOU THIS DEVICE IS NOTHING BUT A REJUVINATED N95 AS A LOT OF SYMBIAN POWER USERS R DISSATISFIED WITH THIS DEVICE . WHAT NOKIA HAVE DONE WITH THI SDEVICE IS IMPROVE D OVERALL FEEL N THE SLIDING MECHANISM OF HANDSET ADD 16GB STORAGE AND DVBH .AND PUT IN A FEATURE PACK 2 BUT IN TERMS OF USABILITY ITS JUST ANOTHER N95 ONE MORE THING WHICH WAS REVOLUTIONARY ABOUT N95 WAS MULTICORE CPU WITH SEPERATE CORE FOR 3D ACCELERATED GRAPHICS DAT SEEMS TO HAVE GONE IN N96 IT NOWHAS A SINGLE CORE FREESCALE CPU WITH EMBEDED 3D ACCELERATION IF U WANT A SYMBIAN POWERHOUSE WAIT FOR N85 WHICH IS SOMEWHAT A JUSTIFIED REJUVINATION OF N95 WITH AN OLED SCREEN .N96 IS NOT WORTH IT OR IF U ALREADY HAVE N95 BETTER WAIT FOR 6MNTHS NOKIA IS CUMING WITH A REAL N95 SUCCESSOR WITH GR8 SPECS U CAN READ ABOUT IT ON OTHER BLOGS AS WELL MOST POWER USERS R GIVIN THIS DEVICE A LET GO N EVERYONE IS EYEING THE N85

well guys howmuch ever u dislike iphonE its a wonderful gadget i myself agree the pricing is too steep for iphone 3g but then its not only for us indians but for everyone all over the world i wud suggest tO buy iphone 2g as it has d same features except 3g( dont think will b fully availiable b4 late 2009) and gps( still no turn by turn navigation which is d actual purpose of any gps device) rest is pretty much d same i have iphone 2g all i cud say after upgrading to 2.1 i m in love with it once again the hardware is so powerful...jus yesterday i loaded it with few games from app store all cracked (ASPHALT 4 AND REAL SOCCER 2009)n i was so impreseed with d graphics they were comparable to my psp. and uhave a lot of features for power use as well ( in iphone nothing comes out of box u have to sit n crack ur device and then the true power of macos will engulf you)

well whatever people say but iphone has taken d phone market by storm i mean just look at it nokia samsung lg and now blackberry they r all gearing up towards releasing a full touchscreen based phone before the iphone was launched v din have these big players into releasing full touchscreen phones but after iphone sucess evrery phone manufacture is up to get it with thier own full touch based device i know that apple have a gr8 marketing team and hae created a lot of hype but i do also believ that the iphone has a tremnedous potential ...n u cud c it rite now with d app store again d app store has stirred d mobile world now looking at the sucess of app store andriod will start "android market" and even microsoft is starting their own software store one thing i myself don like is d hype surrounding d iphone but then hey dats wat v call marketing ... looking at blackberry storm all i cud say it is also onemore attempt by blackberry to take iphone down so whether like it or not any blog or any thread will have some comparison regarding iphone bcoz iphone has started d revolution of sleek n powerfull stylusless touch devices and so it will b a standard of comparison of all other "wannbe iphone" devices released by other players around m waiting to see how this device will fair againt the ever popular gizmo they call as "iphone"

Two sources have claimed that Nokia's next XpressMedia device, the 5800 Tube, will be announced next week on October 2nd. at a London media event. This would jibe well with previous rumours, and give it some fine placement for the Christmas rush. As Nokia's first touchscreen device and with a focus on media, the Tube will be their stab against the iPhone and other touchscreen competitors, but by dropping the price point they hope to undercut them and tap into emerging markets. A smart move, especially when the likes of the upcoming high-end HTC Touch HD will be aiming for the upper-crust. Bottom line: if the new S60 Touch operating system is up to scratch and the price is right, the 5800 will do alright for itself despite the crowding market. Rumoured Nokia 5800 Tube specifications include: 640 x 350, 3.2-inch touchscreen display with 16 Million colors 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus Quad-band (850/900/1800/1900Mhz) GSM/EDGE radio3G UMTS/HSDPA [*]Bluetooth 2.0 [*]WiFi [*]GPS [*]3.5mm headphone jack [*]TV-out port [*]140MB on-board storage [*]111 x 52 x 14.5 mm [*]104g [*]End of 2008 launch source: rueters

ITS A GOOD HANDSET on paper looking at those specs of wifi bluetooth 2 and a gps with a wonderful t1omap 2430 multicore processor but one big criticism is d sluggish win mo . there r other such pecd handsets like the diamond ,touch crusie and all and all of them suffer the standard sluggishness of win mo ..... i already have treo 755p n i don see nay reason to get this over my treo 755 ...(if only it had a palm os) .well news is that palm r due to launch their new os palm nova in early 2009 ......i hope palm gets it rite this time

here is a quick video preview of LG KC 910

yup i agree with u that previuosly these chinese phones didnt have java engine....but nowadays i do see java in a lot of china phones i guess thier os is maturing day by day jus like their cloning

its indeed a good multimedia phone wish it had a standard os like win mo or symbian. STILL AFTER READING THE REVIEW I THINK IT WILL B A WONDERFUL DEVICE

to all people having relnet connection issues plz read d forum properly before posting the workaround to get net working on treo755 has been mentioned ver comprehensively also v shud remember dat this phone was made for sprint and not for reliance so there will b issues with net connect and blazer ( browser for palm os) as this phone was manufactured keeping evdo in mind also it is not necessary tha every time u try to connect u will get a successful connection ...so pls try d work around give in forum n then soft reboot your device n give it a few attemts before posting ...it shud log in m working to get some registery hacks for treo 755p ne suggestions r welcomed

though its been only a week i have started liking treo the only thing i m not liking is d battrey life (though my uasge is very heavy but i expect more from a 1600 mah battery)though i know with usage the battery life wuold increase to some extent though im satisfied with d speed of this device i m also working on overclocking d device i had a htc touch before n i was not satisfied with its 200 mhz processor so i dynamically overclocked it n i did see a lot of improvemnets in battery life as well as performance in general (especially the multimedia) so i wanted to see if intel xscale used in palm can also b overclocked .i know it can can b hard on the processor but still i wanna explore d full potential of this device i m trying to find out the safest clockspeed ......cureently my phone is overclocked to 420 mhz(not the entire system in general but only few applications) ...from waht i can c is dat my phone speed has increased by 20_30% ....also while playing videos in kinoma dropped frame rates have reduced...my battery life is pretty much d same even after overclocking( iguess dats bcoz i have not changed d bus frequency of d entire system in general only afew applications) from what i have read there r users who have overclocked their devices to 624 mhz n r still runnin fine with it but i dont wanna stress out d processor also it is said d safest speed wud b 508 mhz without harming d life of your processor .but i m yet to experiment. i know about d risks involved but then i like to test a device to the max.i did it with touch n it gave me good results. any suggestions r welcomed

among all theses queries lets also talk about other potentials of our beloved palm for all game lovers i found this little application LJP which emulates following Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) Nintendo Gameboy/Gameboy Color (GB/GBC) Sega Genesis/Megadrive Sega Master System (SMS) Sega Game Gear (GG) Bandai Wonderswan/Wonderswan Color (WS) NeoGeo Pocket/NeoGeo Pocket Color (NGP) Atari 2600 (VCS) this is just an emulator the game roms can b found on internet just google it visit the following link to download HERE

ATTACHED BELOW IS THE LINK OF T MOBILE G1 POSTED JUST TODAY IF U R FREE N HAVE NOTHIN TO DO HAVE A READ AT IT CHECK IT

some photo samples

this phonw would b having a flash based os (custom os) ...no windows mobile or symbian just like the f480 tocco

hey i just wrote about this in lg kc910 thread a few hrs back http://www.rimweb.in/forums/index.php?s=&a...st&p=123306

dude china phones are not even proper pda's they r feature phones they dont have a proper os (proprietary os the details of which r unknown) ther only applications u can run on these china phones r the ones written in java n nothin else samsung i900 omnia runs win mo 6.1 n in customisable to a gr8 extent and not to mention d horse power it has( 628 mhz 128mb ram 8gb on board storage capacitance touch screen and a beautiful biult and not 2 forget 5mp camera ) though i wud say they r overprices but then wait for omnias price to cum down and it will b one very good handset to buy if u like win mo

LG KC780 LG KC780 is the next LG cameraphone that will have an 8 megapixel camera. While it's exciting to see yet another high-res cameraphone, it seems LG have not put a lot of effort in making its design stand out. There are not many details about the LG KC780 now, but it seems genuine as it has already passed through the US FCC website. Among the little spec details we now is the LG KC780 will have quad-band GSM support, but unfortunately no 3G.

though i not a big fan of blackberry os stilll its nice to see them catchin up in the touchscreen race. i have seen video preview of d earlier protos all i cansay though d device was fast but the touchscreen was not as responsive as iphone( storm uses presurre senitive screen and iphone works on capacitance screen which r highly reponsive) but overall look a promising....but let see until d retail unit comes out

Time Magazine wrote this article today: "A new smartphone is debuting on Sept. 23, and, no, it's not just another iPhone clone. The HTC Dream from T-Mobile will be the first handset to run Google's new mobile operating system, Android. And while it won't look as sleek as the iPhone, it promises to give mobile-phone users a lot more freedom and flexibility. Many of the Dream's features are under wraps until launch, but based on leaked photos and videos along with screenshots released by Google, we already have a pretty good idea of what to expect. The biggest departure from the iPhone design is the inclusion of a physical keyboard, which apparently slides out from underneath the Dream's touchscreen. The Dream will also allow users to run multiple applications at once and more easily share contacts and data between them. And if reports from developers TIME interviewed prove true, mobile-phone users will finally be able to cut and paste text in emails a function that's frustratingly absent on the iPhone. The Dream, which is expected to go on sale in late October, will also reportedly cost the same as the 3G: $199. Follow up: The sweetest part of the Dream is the add-on applications available from the Android Market Google's answer to the Apple App Store. Whereas many Apple apps cost money (typically anywhere from $.99 to $9.99), at launch all Android Market apps will be free. That includes BreadCrumbz, a picture-based navigation program that doesn't just give you a drawing of your route, but also includes real-world photos to keep you on track. Another interesting app, TuneWiki, is a tricked-out music player that encourages mobile karaoke, by synchronizing written lyrics onscreen to the song's YouTube video. It also shows you what songs other TuneWiki users near you are listening to in real time. Since Android is better than the iPhone at running multiple programs at once, you won't have to choose between apps: As Breadcrumbz helps you find your way to a party, TuneWiki can play your favorite Rihanna video and get you in a groovy mood. When it's time to make a right turn, Breadcrumbz will cut in and alert you. Android has several other key advantages over Apple. While Apple takes a top-down approach to app development the company must approve every app that makes it into its App Store Google will allow creators to upload any application to the Android Market without its review. Sure that means some duds will make it in, but it will also allow for a much more open and democratic way for favorites to evolve. Perhaps more significantly, users will not be limited to a single phone or carrier for long. While T-Mobile's HTC Dream will be the first phone to run Android, Google is inviting all carriers to develop handsets for the platform. Expect to see other compatible devices early next year. Most of the Dream's other features are expected to go toe-to-toe with the iPhone, including built-in GPS, a tilt sensor for gaming, and a camera. What's more, T-Mobile recently expanded coverage for its 3G data network to 27 major cities. The faster bandwidth promises to make watching videos and downloading websites go smoothly, but if the spotty 3G coverage offered by AT&T for the iPhone is any indication, buyers should treat this promise with deep skepticism. On the downside, don't expect the Dream to be anywhere near as slick and shiny as the iPhone. T-Mobile may be much loved among teens for its colorful, flip-screen Sidekick, but the HTC Dream will likely have a more staid look that lacks the iPhone's panache. Plus, no one can turn on the hype machine quite as well as Steve Jobs. But whatever the Dream may lack in flair, it's no less of a breakthrough when it comes to giving mobile-phone buyers more ways to connect on the go." so guys today our dream device will b finally announced

i cant undrestand y do u wanna pay more than15k to buya hnadset which is so obsolete in US ( 2oomhz processor 64md ram )..rather go for treo 755 brand new at mush reasonable rate and more powerful than p3000 .i wud also agree with others that u or any one else looking to buy htc handset from reliance better contact sadikk b4 buying those outdated n overpriced handsets fron relinace