The Nokia Morph is a phone which is not only technologically advanced but also biologically.It's a phone which is perfect for everyday life,you can wear it on your hand,use it as a tab. and many other things.Check out this video.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
CONCEPT PHONE-NOKIA MORPH
The Nokia Morph is a phone which is not only technologically advanced but also biologically.It's a phone which is perfect for everyday life,you can wear it on your hand,use it as a tab. and many other things.Check out this video.
CONCEPT PHONE-NOKIA 888
Is it a hair band?,Is it a giant rubber band?,No it is concept phone from Nokia.This is the Nokia 888,the most flexible phone that i have ever seen.And guess what this phone even does sit-ups when the alarm rings. Check out this video for more info.Enjoy
CONCEPT PHONE-MOZILLA SEABIRD
Nokia N900 – MeeGo Phone with Better Performance
This is a small update video related to CybercomLab last video.On this video they demonstrate the same QML based UI on top of MeeGo with the same functionality as in the previous video, but with better performance. Video after the break!
Samsung Focus – Windows Phone 7 NoDo demo
This is a video demo of Windows Phone 7 “NoDo” vs RTM on AT&T Samsung Focus. Check it out after the break.
HTC Sense demoed on Tablet
PhoneArena presents a video demonstration of the HTC Sense UI for Tablets. Check it out after the break.
Monday, April 4, 2011
Android Tablet: Motorola Xoom Games and Apps demo
Heres a video demo of new games and apps for the Motorola Xoom (Android Tablet) showing at CTIA 2011 in Orlando. The video includes games such as Great Battles Medieval, Vendetta Online, Galaxy on Fire 2 and apps including Qello, a streaming live concert app announced this morning as well as Accuweather.
Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY – Video Preview
PhoneArena presents a video review of the Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY -- the most gaming-centric smartphone today. Video after the break!
Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc – UI demo
In this video, the folks at GSMArena takes a closer look at the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arcs UI. The Sony Ericsson Xperia arc is a phone with a 4.2 inch LED back-lit multi-touch 480 x 852 pixel resolution Reality display. It uses the Sony Mobile BRAVIA Engine which gives crystal-clear colours and crisp images. It has an 8.1 megapixel camera with up to 2.46 times smart zoom and touch focus, LED flash, and geo-tagging. There is also HD video recording (720p), an MP3 player and an FM radio. This Quad band phone is only 8.7 mm thick, weighs 117 grams and has a battery which gives up to 7 hours of talktime or 16 days on standby.
Android 3.0 Honeycomb ROM for the Samsung Galaxy Tab
This is a short video of Honeycomb running on the Galaxy Tab. It was developed by spacemoose1 at XDA and is in its VERY early stages.
LG Optimus 2X: Benchmarks, Web Browser preview and Tegra Game demo
The folks at PocketNow benchmarks the LG Optimus 2X. They also takes a look at the web browser and demoes a Tegra game so jump over to the next page and check out the video demo. Enjoy!
Google Nexus S 4G – Live video demo
Live from CTIA 2011: PhoneArena presents a video demonstration of the Google Nexus S 4G. The Google Nexus S 4G is the is the WiMAX capable brother of the Google Nexus S. It is not a great leap forward in the same way that the original Nexus was but rather is more like a refreshed version of the Samsung Galaxy S. It runs Google’s new version of Android OS Gingerbread and it is powered by 1GHz processor. Other features include a 4-inch Super AMOLED Contour Display, which is slightly curved, 5MP camera, Near Field Communication (NFC), Wi-Fi and more.
Sunday, April 3, 2011
HTC Arrive Review
HTC Arrive Review -- The HTC Arrive is the American version of HTC 7 Pro which is a Windows Phone 7 side slider device with QWERTY keyboard that features a 3.6” WVGA touchscreen, 1GHz processor, 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1, and GPS.
Sony Ericsson to launch a WP7 phone?
A leaked image of a new Windows Phone 7 by Sony Ericsson have just appeared at the Esato forum and it shows us a nice Keyboard device running WP7.
The handset seems to be slimier than the other Xperia keyboard phones and it brings the usual 3 keys in the front and the smile key common on the WP7 phones.
It’s known the amount of photoshop’ed images regarding new phones but this one looks very legit. The only strange detail here is that usually, when you have opened the keyboard, you have the image in landscape.
Hands-on with BlackBerry PlayBook
Check out the BGR hands-on with a BlackBerry PlayBook. They run through the browser, camera, photo and video app, in addition to launching some Quake and even Elmo games -- all multitasking. Enjoy the video
Nokia X1-00 music phone for the masses
Today Nokia launches the new Nokia X1-00, a music phone made specifically for the masses. Don’t expect any great or high end features here. The Nokia X1-00 spots a huge speaker at the back of the phone, which Nokia rates at 106phon (a phon is a measure of perceived loudness – 106 of them is enough to rattle your window frames, apparently). Nokia X1-00 comes with a 3.5mm audio jack, support for microSD memory cards up to 16GB, FM radio support, Series 30 operating system and a price of less than $35. Yes, you read that right. The Nokia X1-00 costs less than 35 bucks, almost half a dollar for each of its whopping 61 days max battery life in standby mode.
iPad vs. Motorola Xoom – Tablet War
PhoneArena presents a brief comparison of the Motorola XOOM and Apple iPad. Video after the break!
Hands-on with 64GB iPhone 4 Prototype
Heres a first look at what seems to be the 64GB iPhone 4 Prototype. Check out the hands-on video after the break. Enjoy!
Preview: Inside BlackBerry PlayBook
This is a exclusive footage from the March 1st event in New York City. Fans of BlackBerry and Tech experts react to an up-close and personal opportunity with the BlackBerry PlayBook Tablet.
Android: EVO-Tainment DIY Kit brings forth the true gamer in you
This accessory for Android phones is probably for those non stop gamers out there 
New Nokia E7 promo video by Nokia India
Heres a look at the new Nokia E7 promo video by Nokia India.
Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc – Unboxing Video
Matt takes a look at the final retail version of the Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc. The Sony Ericsson Xperia arc is a phone with a 4.2 inch LED back-lit multi-touch 480 x 852 pixel resolution Reality display. It uses the Sony Mobile BRAVIA Engine which gives crystal-clear colours and crisp images. It has an 8.1 megapixel camera with up to 2.46 times smart zoom and touch focus, LED flash, and geo-tagging. There is also HD video recording (720p), an MP3 player and an FM radio. This Quad band phone is only 8.7 mm thick, weighs 117 grams and has a battery which gives up to 7 hours of talktime or 16 days on standby.
Android: HTC Desire S vs. HTC Desire HD
The folks at HDblog compares the HTC Desire S with the HTC Desire HD. Head over to the next page to view the HTC Desire S vs. HTC Desire HD comparison. Enjoy!
Friday, April 1, 2011
Review: HTC 7 Pro
This is a review of the HTC 7 Pro Mobile Phone, running Windows Phone 7. The HTC 7 Pro is a Windows 7 phone with a dedicated slide and tilt keyboard. The 3.6 inch 480 x 800 WVGA screen has pinch-to-zoom capability. There is a 5 megapixel camera which has autofocus, flash and 720p HD video recording. This 3G phone has up to 7.2 Mbps download speed, and up to 2 Mbps upload speed. It has GPRS, G-Sensor, a digital compass, a proximity sensor and an ambient light sensor. The HTC 7 Pro is a Quad band phone weighing 185 grams and has a battery which allows up to 330 mins of talktime or 360 hours on standby.
Battle of the Sexiest: Nokia E7 vs N97 vs N8
The Nokia E7 galore doesn’t just end with the unboxing that we’ve shared last time, so today is another E7 treat for you guys. With the Nokia E7 and N8 in my hands, I borrowed the N97 classic from my friend to compare it with the latter. This comparison focuses on design review for E7 and N97 due to N8 and E7 are latest devices with the same form factor and some designs.
Jump for more after the break.
What’s hot with E7 design?
- Anodized Aluminium casing
- Gorilla glass display and 4″ AMOLED CBD screen
- Four row keyboard with tilt design
- Slim and very appealing
What’s not hot with E7?
- Camera is exposed to scratches but I’m not sure if it is a scratch resistant proof because I already noticed that there are some small scratches.
- The missing 2mm pin charger support
- Bit heavy
Highlights for Nokia E7 vs Nokia N97
Nokia E7: 123.7 x 62.4 x 13.6 mm, 176 g
Nokia N97: 117.2 x 55.3 x 15.9 mm, 150 g
Nokia N97: 117.2 x 55.3 x 15.9 mm, 150 g
Body: E7 feels very solid due to the Anodized Aluminium casing compare to N97 that is plastic but lighter.
Front: Glossy screen and bezel on E7 is very appealing, while the N97 has smaller façade
Back: E7′s back is layered flat with no other parts sloping while N97 has a curvaceous style for the back cover. The E7 camera is exposed to scratch compare to N97 that has an active lens cover.
Sides: E7 has a thinner body and rounded construction of its sides overall it looks great compare to N97
Keyboard: The absent of D-pad on E7 made it possible to have a four row QWERTY keyboard. Although the keys have new layout, but with just few use of the keyboard you will then adjust to it.
Keys: The keys on E7 are improved making an advantage on achieving slimmer body. Also, the missing call and end keys on front of E7 are not that big deal.
Speaker: The single loud mono speaker on E7 is placed on the bottom cap but it is not cover when you laid your phone on tables.
Front: Glossy screen and bezel on E7 is very appealing, while the N97 has smaller façade
Back: E7′s back is layered flat with no other parts sloping while N97 has a curvaceous style for the back cover. The E7 camera is exposed to scratch compare to N97 that has an active lens cover.
Sides: E7 has a thinner body and rounded construction of its sides overall it looks great compare to N97
Keyboard: The absent of D-pad on E7 made it possible to have a four row QWERTY keyboard. Although the keys have new layout, but with just few use of the keyboard you will then adjust to it.
Keys: The keys on E7 are improved making an advantage on achieving slimmer body. Also, the missing call and end keys on front of E7 are not that big deal.
Speaker: The single loud mono speaker on E7 is placed on the bottom cap but it is not cover when you laid your phone on tables.
The E7 design inherits N8 form factor and N97 tilt slide, and due to the business focus of E7, the QWERTY keyboard was a big requirement. Thankfully, Nokia were able to produce a stunning and sexy business phone with just the sacrifice of some other things like the AutoFocus camera. And compare to N97, the E7 design was very much improved from the body construction to the dimension.
So which do you think is the sexiest device between these three? 
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