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June 7, 2006
The FCC has approved Samsung's SGH D900.
Samsung SGH D900 comes with 3 megapixel camera, 2.1 inch QVGA screen, mp3 player, stereo bluetooth, digital power amp, has 80MB of built-in internal memory, MicroSD card slot able to take in up to 2GB of external memory.
Samsung SGH D900,
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The e373 is a new 3G mobile phone from Nec launched in Italy.
The sleek handset measures size 92 x 44 x 19.2 mm and weigs 90 grams. Its display screen is only 65k colors, but it comes with dual camera module for video calls writes Slashphone
MP3 player and multimedia features are almost useless with only 32MB internal memory, especially you are not getting a memory card slot on it. It's a real bad design for a 3G phone.
Since it support GSM triband and UTMS network, US mobile users will be able to use the phone. Mobile-review.com has also reported that FCC has just approved the e373.
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Laptop Magazine takes Nokia's 4GB music phone for a spin.
Encased in stainless steel, the Nokia N91 has a smooth, cool-to-the-touch body that’s a pleasure to hold. Those who have been spoiled by the RAZR will find this handset a bit bulky, however; the N91 is nearly twice as thick as Motorola’s fashion icon. At 5.8 ounces, it’s more than 3.5 times heavier than a 4GB iPod nano.
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June 4, 2006
The FCC has approved the Samsung SPH-M250, a new TV phone set for launch on the Sprint netwiork.
After careful comparison of the test photos to Samsung models, it appears to be a version of the B250, a TV phone Samsung launched in Korea. The B250 has a lid that rotates 90 degrees to watch video in landscape mode. It is possible that this phone is simply a video focused EV-DO handset that will present Sprint's streaming video in landscape. Sprint has already been running mobile TV trials using TDtv technology from IP Wireless in their 2.5 GHz spectrum.
Read More Sprint TV Phone
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June 1, 2006
LG has unveiled the KG810, a new slim clamshell Quad band GSM phone writes New Launches.
The LG-KG810 features Bluetooth connectivity, 1.3 Megapixel camera with video recording, FM radio and voice memo. The Quad band GSM phone will be sold in Asia, China, Europe and CIS markets.
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According to pcsintel , sources at Sprint have confirmed that Sprint will carry the first CDMA SLVR from Motorola.
The L7c SLVR will improve on the existing SLVR with an improved 1.3 megapixel camera, as well as GPS, and all other Sprint-enhanced MIDP 2.0 services. The device, like the V3c, will be slightly larger to accommodate the more-powerful CDMA platform, but is reported to still be slimmer than a standard RAZR, making the device the slimmest CDMA phone in any carrier's lineup.
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