Comments(0) Sony Ericsson K610im page: , a cell phone with numerous features such as: a megapixel digital camera, airplane mode, Bluetooth connectivity and a hands-free speaker.
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Comments(0) This feature-laden music phone is Motorola’s first slide-style phone for American CDMA networks. Key music features include a memory card slot, 3.5mm headphone jack, stereo Bluetooth, and a physical key lock switch. Other features include a QVGA display, 2 megapixel camera, and EVDO data.
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Comments(0) LG U880 page: . It boasts Bluetooth as well as a megapixel digital camera. Here are some shopping and tweaking tips on that handset.
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Comments(0) You can attach this decent iPod dock to your bike.
The iHome iH19 measures only 9 x 4.3 x 3.5 inches, and its integrated case (in pink, white, or black) is splash resistant and unzips, so you can nestle your iPod in the interior’s shock-absorbing foam. The sound quality isn’t bad for the size, though if you crank the volume (it doesn’t get very loud), the bass distorts.
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Comments(0) New online service brings carrier-independent, optimized video to virtually any mobile device.
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Comments(0) Nokia inspires with a flashy but slightly underpowered unlocked phone for the commitment-phobic technostylist.
On the surface, the N76 seems tailor-made for image-conscious and tech-savvy consumers who wouldn’t be caught dead with a run-of-the-mill RAZR. This flashy unlocked phone comes packed with multimedia, blogging, and search features, but the smudge-retentive exterior and lack of domestic 3G support may alienate snobs and squares alike.
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Comments(0) Apple finally launches their much-anticipated smart phone.
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Comments(0) New webcams feature Carl Zeiss optics with premium autofocus.
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Comments(0) Motorola v551 page: , a cell phone with a handsfree speakerphone mode built-in, EDGE high speed wireless data as well as Bluetooth connectivity.
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Comments(0) Some cool widgets, but excessive Microsoft branding gets in the way of true functionality.
While MSN’s MyMSN is an aging and underpowered personal homepage, the more up-to-date Live.com from Microsoft is closer to the rich custom portals Google and Yahoo offer. Live is among the easiest pages to customize. The “Add Stuff” button for adding content simply pops up atop the tabbed homepage, so you can rifle through directories of well-organized choices and drag and drop items onto any of the tabs. Live also shares with the new Windows Vista a number of “Gadgets,” such as live weather maps and branded multimedia like Today Show clips or TV listings.
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