phonedog asked:

A first look at Samsung’s new beast of a WinMo smartphone, the i907 Epix. WinMo 6.1 Professional, WiFi, 3G, touchscreen, optical mouse, and full QWERTY. Check it out, unboxing style.

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Bloomberg asked:

Nokia unveils new smartphone at industry event in Barcelona; Infineon: ‘Intensifying’ cost-cutting; Qimonda unit cut 1,500 jobs; Qimonda faces cash crunch in 2009; Analysis by Sanjay Jhaveri of Vontobel Asset Management

Dhiraj Bandurkar asked:


PDA Reviews

The Personal Digital Assistants better known as the PDA’s are new age electronic devices that store all your personal information and data and process it whenever you need it. These devices are not only about storing and retrieving data but they come with a variety of options for added functionality and convenience. PDA’s are equipped to give you more functionality than processing data and these new functionalities include handwriting recognition, networking, wireless communications, MP3 players, phone etc.

A PDA device can be classified by considering its functionality and the operating system or OS it uses. More features like the Memory and processing speed also help us to determine different types of PDA’s. But in general you will find the PDA’s classified as hand-held PDA’s and palm-sized PDA’s. The only major differences between these two being size, display and mode of data entry. The hand-held PDA’s, if compared to the palm-sized PDA’s, tend to be larger and heavier. They have larger liquid crystal displays (LCD) and use a miniature keyboard, usually in combination with touch-screen technology, for data entry. Whereas, the palm-sized PDA’s are smaller and lighter. They have smaller LCDs and rely on stylus/touch-screen technology and handwriting recognition programs for data entry.]

When you stat looking for a PDA device what you need is device with the most compatible operating system. The Windows Pocket PC OS is the most popular as it is compatible with most of the Desktops. The size does matter. The small sized PDA device is easier to carry and use. While considering a PDA device note that a choosing a big screen will ensure that no unnecessary strain is put on your eyes. The best PDA devices are loaded with the most useful applications and are Internet ready to keep you on move. RAM is an essential factor for choosing a PDA device. The one that have more RAM helps you to process data faster and run more applications. Some of the PDA devices come with memory slots so that you can insert a compact flash or secured memory stick to increase its storage capacity. The handheld PDA device is well equipped with networking capabilities. It helps you to get connected with LAN’s and other wireless networks.

A handheld PDA device is designed to give you the freedom of accessing important data without the geographical limitations, and with added convenience. So a PDA device can be used by those who have to spend most time out of the office and carrying a laptop every time is not a possibility. In fact in some occasions a PDA is more useful as it is handy and can be carried in the pocket. It is very useful with some of its interesting features like handwriting recognition software, which make using it even more convenient. A PDA helps you in a great deal to stay connected to the Internet and can function as a mobile phone as well. This combination is great for the people who need to communicate a lot and at the same time require data at their fingertips. It is also a great entertainment tool with music and video player, which makes it a great companion everywhere.

prabakar asked:


Nokia has made subtle design changes to the Nokia E61i, enhancing the back with a sturdier aluminium case and changing the all-silver design by introducing “mocha” (purpley-brown) highlights around the edges. Although it’s quite wide its dimensions are 117mm by 70mm by 13.9mm it’s comfortable to hold in your palm and thin enough to slip into a pocket. Aside from the addition of a 2-megapixel camera, Nokia E61i’s upped the battery life to 400 hours of standby and nine hours of talk. Connectivity options are still extensive, with the Nokia E61i supporting quad-band GSM networks and 3G great for travelers Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and for some reason that escapes us, infrared.

Corporate mobile e-mail solutions such as Nokia Intellisync Wireless Email, Good Mobile Messaging, Mail for Exchange, Seven Mobile Mail and BlackBerry Connect to turn the Nokia E61i in to a push e-mail device are supported. There’s also the video camera, a music player and a video player for a bit of fun. Quickoffice and Adobe Acrobat Reader are onboard for viewing and editing documents, and Nokia also includes an application called Teams that lets you set up groups of contacts for conference calls and mass messaging. Unfortunately USB connections still require a proprietary Nokia Pop-Port cable no borrowing someone’s spare mini USB cable if it goes missing.

Nokia’s changed from miniSD on the Nokia E61i to the smaller microSD memory format on the Nokia E61i PDA, with a 256MB card bundled with our review model. It’s hot swappable once you remove the battery cover. Nokia seems to have addressed most of the downsides we found with its predecessor, namely a fiddly joystick, lack of camera and the menu layout. The 2-megapixel camera has quite a shutter lag, but we were impressed with the clarity of low-light shots, even if they were a little noisy. Battery life with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth switched off was decent at four days during normal use, dropping considerably with wireless use.

One thing we were a little disappointed about while it’s a 3G phone, Nokia hasn’t added support for faster downloads through HSDPA. If you’ve got a Nokia E61, there’s nothing in the E61i that warrants an upgrade. If you’re considering a 3G smartphone, however, the E61i is a formidable work tool for any business user or traveller. Please purchase on online www.luckywirelessusa.com

Dean McGowan asked:


The question at hand is whether there is an advantage of buying digital cameras online.  You are going to get a very mixed opinion on this subject.  There are really only a few options to purchasing digital cameras.  You either search the different retail cameral outlets, the major department stores, or you buy online.  Of course, there is also the option of buying from a flea market or discount house, but then you do so at your own risk.  You can also buy one off of a friend or relative but you know how that goes.  So, what is the advantage of buying digital cameras online?  Lets examine that question a little further.

 

The main advantage of buying online is selection.  The net is flooded with websites devoted to reaching the hungry digital camera consumer.  The number of websites that will offer you a variety of digital cameras is nearly unlimited.  Online you can find a separate universe of digital cameras of all makes, colors and sizes.  The best thing about that is, competition.  That’s right, they all want your business.  They will go out of their way to reel you in and make you a satisfied customer.  Therefore, they will cut deals, and prices in order to do so.  In many instances, you can save from $100 to $200 on a digital camera online, compared to what you would pay at a small camera shop in your home town.  On top of that, most websites offer free shipping as well. 

 

That’s hard to beat.  The main argument from those with the opposite opinion, is that you don’t get that personal, home town touch.  Yes, there are some camera shops that you can go into, where the store keepers are very personable and offer assistance in your digital camera apprenticeship, but is that very common, and even if it is,  does it make up for the huge savings online.  Some will dispute the fact saying that they can go to their local department store and get a good price as well.  Maybe, but there is no way that you will find the vast selection in any store that you will find online. 

 

In the end, it comes down to personal opinion.  The only thing that matters is, well, what matters to the individual consumer.  If money is not a concern, you are free to shop at your whim.  The decision is ultimately yours.

 

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