Last week, I posted my considerations for getting a new mobile phone. I had listed the qualities I desired in aforementioned phone and then I started gathering suggestions and ideas, researching options and visiting mobile phone shops.
So after a week's worth of careful study and contemplation, I've narrowed down my list to pretty much two mobile phones with one edging out over the other. Here are the phones that I'm considering, in case you geeks are interested - the options may surprise you.
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Feb 13, 2007
[Mobile] New Phones at 3GSM
The 3GSM Congress is currently ongoing at Barcelona, and as expected, mobile phone makers are busy strutting their new wares.
Merging the Communicator line with its E series, Nokia has unveiled the highly-anticipated E90 (above). Now running Symbian OS and in S60 version 3, it has all the features that business phone users need (except for fax support, which was always present in all Communicators before E90).
My Symbian has a sneak preview (lucky them).
Nokia has also unveiled the E61i, the E65, and the N77.
Samsung takes on the iPhone with the Ultra Smart F700 (above). On all specs, this is a winner, although it runs on Windows Mobile. There's also the F520, which is probably the cheaper sibling of F700. Samsung has also unveiled other units in the slim line.
The mobile/smart phone market must be so lucrative; Lenovo joins the fray with two units, one of which sports the Google logo in a key (phone at the left, below). Neat.
Here are more units unveiled:
i-Mate 7150 (click image to enlarge)
HTC Vox
Toshiba G900
Asus Aries
Motorola SLVR L9
With so much phones being released, what a buyer can do is stick with his current handset, specially if budget is a problem.
And the way they keep pushing the technological envelop, a Star Trek commbadge is probably within reach - five decades, perhaps?
(Photos from Engadget)
Merging the Communicator line with its E series, Nokia has unveiled the highly-anticipated E90 (above). Now running Symbian OS and in S60 version 3, it has all the features that business phone users need (except for fax support, which was always present in all Communicators before E90).
My Symbian has a sneak preview (lucky them).
Nokia has also unveiled the E61i, the E65, and the N77.
Samsung takes on the iPhone with the Ultra Smart F700 (above). On all specs, this is a winner, although it runs on Windows Mobile. There's also the F520, which is probably the cheaper sibling of F700. Samsung has also unveiled other units in the slim line.
The mobile/smart phone market must be so lucrative; Lenovo joins the fray with two units, one of which sports the Google logo in a key (phone at the left, below). Neat.
Here are more units unveiled:
i-Mate 7150 (click image to enlarge)
HTC Vox
Toshiba G900
Asus Aries
Motorola SLVR L9
With so much phones being released, what a buyer can do is stick with his current handset, specially if budget is a problem.
And the way they keep pushing the technological envelop, a Star Trek commbadge is probably within reach - five decades, perhaps?
(Photos from Engadget)
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