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Sanyo Katana DLX
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Sprint today announced the Sanyo Katana DLX, a device that retains the thin profile introduced on the original Katana phone updated with a new luxurious finish.
Also available in Platinum Ice, Champagne and Pink Satin, the Katana DLX includes power save mode, phone as modem, Bluetooth wireless technology, wireless backup for easily restoring contact information if the phone is ever lost, stolen or damaged and a large QVGA main display. It is GPS-enabled supporting Sprint Navigation, powered b… [Continue reading Sanyo Katana DLX Unveiled]

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This 3G music phone sports a slim clamshell body, stereo Bluetooth, external touch music controls, and video sharing. Other features include a 1.3 megapixel camera and memory card slot supporting cards up to 4 GB.

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This entry-level GSM phone sports several upgrades over the C139, including polyphonic ringtones, FM radio, MMS, and a WAP browser.

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View a large or more pictures of the Motorola Razr V3C

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Sony Ericsson K310 information page: , a simple handset, but it sports a built-in speakerphone.

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Nokia 6120 page: , a quite humble phone with no special feature.

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Here is a Apple-iphone review made by one or more user(s) of the cell phones site at About.com.

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Someone posted a list of alleged iPhone improvements on Howards Forum. These improvements will come with the first firmware update, which is said to be just around the corner. The most significatnt of these upgrades is that more appas will be added, including mobile versions of iChat and iWork. People who’ve been longing to do instant messaging on the iPhone will now be able to do just that until the battery runs out. The iPhone’s 2.0 MP camera will also get a stabilizer function. File sharing via WiFi will be added as well as Spotlight file search. After the update, iPhone users will be able to copy and paste from web pages and browse files with their new iPhone browser and be able to add an email account without going through iTunes.
All in all, it sounds pretty neat if true. But still no MMS.
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Yeah, I’ve seen this one. I’ve never used it because I could never find a table near enough to use it. It’s only available in select Burger King outlets in the Philippines. It’s a good way to attract customers in a country dominated by local fast food chain Jollibee and, of course, McDonald’s.
Chances are, this is only a novelty service that is ultimately bound for decommissioning. Why? Very savvy cell phone thieves.
My suggestion: they should have this behind the counter and give tickets to users like you would with party guests coats. The only problem is, Burger King would be liable in case of a loss.

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This minor update to the 8500 is slightly slimmer and lighter, sporting an improved keypad with vibration feedback on the touch keys, plus support for larger memory cards. Other features of this slide-style CDMA music phone remain similar, including stereo Bluetooth, EVDO data, megapixel camera, and QVGA display.

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