Accessories Sonim Land Rover S1

  Land Rover and Sonim have signed an agreement to launch co-branded mobile phones. At present 3 phones are already being developed together with Scott Wilson, a designer. Two phones and namely the Land Rover S1 and Land Rover S2 G4 are planned to start shipping in the first half of 2009, and the third one later in the year. All the phones will be able to withstand a 1.6-meter drop, salt, humidity, and high temperatures.  

One phone company Sonim has entered into the Guinness Book of Records as the most durable in the world. One of these days, the manufacturer announced a new device called the Sonim XP1301 Core NFC, which is the first phone in the company's portfolio with NFC chip. Sonim XP1301 Core NFC made in the form of the classical candy bar, the device complies with IP68, which ensures the operation of the phone in extreme conditions. Novelty can be no consequences to drop from a height of two meters and keep in a temperature range from -20 to +55 degrees Celsius. Thanks to the NFC chip embedded in the device, this phone will be of interest to the corporate sector. Sonim XP1301 Core NFC can use the security companies, companies engaged in equipment maintenance, security, health care professionals. Specifications Sonim XP1301 Core NFC: Display size: 2'' Display Type: Transflective + protection glass, Corning ® Gorilla Resolution: 240x320 px Slots: microSD, 3,5 mm (waterproof) Data Transfer: NFC, Bluetooth 2.1, FM radio Optional: flashlight Battery Capacity: 1750 mAh Talktime: up to 24 hours Standby time: up to 800 hours Dimensions: mm 126h60h25 Weight: 190 g. Buy Sonim XP1301 Core NFC European citizens will be able to cost 355

Recently, in the Guinness Book of Records has got the phone Sonim XP5300, which was considered the most durable phone in the world. The company decided to launch the Sonim heir of the device, which will have a richer functionality and more durable. Name of the receiver - Sonim XP5300 Force 3G. New made in the form factor of the classical candy bar, and the device was certified in accordance with IP68, which means that it can withstand very strong physical impact. Sonim XP5300 Force 3G «learned" to work on 3G networks, beefed up the module Bluetooth 2.1, and protects heavy-duty glass display Gorilla Glass. Specifications Sonim XP5300 Force 3G: Display size: 2'' Resolution: 240x320 px Camera Resolution: 2 Mpx Data Transfer: Bluetooth 2.1, GPS, FM radio Slots: microSD (up to 16 Gb) Battery Capacity: 1950 mAh Talktime: up to 22 hours Standby time: up to 1500 hours It is worth noting Runtime Sonim XP5300 Force 3G, which is simply amazing, probably the phone unit capable of working 1,500 hours in standby without recharging. Price Sonim XP5300 Force 3G, as well as the exact date of the announcement is currently unknown. Source: GSMPress

The company Sonim Technologies has already established itself as a manufacturer of mobile phones highly protected from external influences. Now in Russia was officially presented to the next high-phone Sonim XP3 Quest.  Company Sonim  notes that this model combines the versatility and high strength. Phone Sonim XP3 Quest  not afraid of rain or heat, is not afraid of abrupt changes in temperature, is resistant to salt, fog, humidity, shaking. Housing device made of a nonporous materials, which blocks the penetration of microparticles into the mechanisms, so this phone is no fear of dirt or dust. Sonim has a degree of protection IP-67, and is fully consistent with U.S. military certificate MIL-810G.  In addition to its high degree of protection, Sonim XP3 Quest can be proud of as a good technical functionality. The phone has a 2 MP camera with flash, A-GPS, Bluetooth, FM adiopriemnik has software Sonim, and another slot for memory cards up to 2 GB  Mobile phone Sonim XP3 Quest appreciated by fishermen, because the device is waterproof and can withstand immersion in water up to 30 min. And as Hunters - The phone is capable of withstanding temperature range from -20 ° C to +55. Another feature is the battery of the

  The company Sonim known as a manufacturer of mobile phones in high security and resistance to external influences. We present another new record company - a mobile phone under the name-Sonim XP3 Sentinel.  Phone Sonim XP3 Sentinel was developed in the classical candy bar form factor and a bit rude design.  The new device boasts the usual fall from two meters onto concrete floor, as well as a half-hour immersion in water at a depth meter. Operating temperature range devices ranges from -20 to +55 degrees Celsius. Like other models of the company, this phone does not pass into the cabinet, water and dust, but its display is secured with a sturdy glass Gorilla Glass. Each key telephone stand a million clicks, but due to large size of the buttons, the keyboard can work even with gloves. The speaker phone is able to develop a volume of 110 dB, which allows not miss the signals, even in very noisy environments.  Phone Sonim XP3 Sentinel is perfect for dangerous expeditions, when you need to stay together and in case of danger to rescue workers know their whereabouts. To do this, the housing Sonim XP3 Sentinel specifically, there are three buttons that can do the work of people in extreme conditions a little safer. They are marked by red, yellow

  Why is it that handsets from little-known Chinese manufacturers always claim to feature ground-breaking technologies but come wrapped in low-end plastics and half-baked ideas. The latest Chinese smartphone to hit the intertubes is the Sciphone Dream G2. Powered by the same Android OS that made a splash on the T-Mobile G1 (wherever did Sciphone get the idea for “Dream G2?”), the Sciphone Dream G2 promises to bring the world’s second Android smartphone to market on November 28. The Dream G2 promises to sport a 2.8-inch 320×240 touchscreen, 4 megapixel camera, EDGE (keep dreaming about that 3G connection), WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0 A2DP, and FM radio. Unfortunately for the “engineers” at Sciphone, the Dream G2 doesn’t sport a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. The Android OS doesn’t support any on-screen, virtual keyboards, which should make for some fun times when you’re trying to input text numbers anything on your Dream G2. Another half-baked smartphone from China? How surprising.