Video HTC Dream

Australian manufacturer of digital technology Pioneer Computers started taking pre-orders for the new smartphone called the Dream Mobile M5 3Gs support features Dual-SIM. But first and foremost interested in the novelty is not capable of supporting two SIM cards, and its huge 5-inch display. Of course, the existence of such a screen was reflected on the dimensions and weight of the device. The device turned out rather large, its dimensions are 150,4 x83x12, 5 mm and weighs 190 grams. Display smartphone has a resolution of 480x800 pixels and multitouch for 5 swings. The novelty is based on the chipset MTK6573, which includes a single-core processor with a clock frequency of 800 MHzi gigabytes of RAM. For storage there are 4 gigabytes of internal memory. Resolution main camera is 5 megapixels, and to communicate in video chat rooms and Skypeprigoditsya front VGA camera. In the list of the modules listed as Wi-Fi, GPS, FM-radio and Bluetooth. New product designed to operate in GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz and WCDMA 1900/2100 MHz network. Price Dream Mobile M5 3G is $ 349. Source: GSMPress

Elderly people rarely master the skills of working with electronic devices and sometimes even the simplest mobile phones to them are complex. The reason for this are the small keys, or closely spaced keys, or the fine print on the screen. All shortcomings of previous devices, designer Greg Adda (Greg D'Addio) tried to take into account in its new concept Quey Phone. Apparatus Quey Phone is a cross between an e-book and regular phone. To older people are not confused in the functionality of each button, each button set designer a unique destination. The front panel of the device is placed full QWERTY-layout with traditional buttons. All the keys are separated from each other, and the most important buttons are highlighted, reception and hang up calls are painted in traditional green and red, respectively, with the dual key menu navigation is colored yellow. Menu navigation is also provided keys OK and BACK to select the current item and move to the previous menu. Display Quey Phone is made by E-Ink technology, allowing the screen image is razor sharp and contrast. To prevent injury when falling all around phone glued rubber gasket. If older people are not used to be able to exchange SMS-messaging, and now it will become more accessible to

  In Japan, represented by mobile phone for young children, which has many security features. Many parents are going through, sending a child to kindergarten, school, or letting him play on the street. Mobile phone, presented by Kyocera, Mamornino 2 will help a little to calm anxieties of parents. Consider the following all the benefits of the new children's phone.  First, Kyocera Mamornino 2 - easy to operate machine without any whistles and programs that might distract the child in the classroom. Mobile phone Mamornino 2 made in the form of compact monoblock, appearance which clearly indicates that this device is intended for children. Phone memory Mamornino 2 stores up to ten phone numbers. The display is 2 inches, and its resolution is 240x320 pixels. The model is contained in the enclosure with the dimensions 88*48*18, 9 mm and weighs 85g.  Secondly, the phone is enclosed in a secure enclosure which is moisture and dirt (standards IPX5 and IPX7), and resistant to falls from a low altitude. Thus, nothing wrong with the phone will not happen if the baby will drop it on the floor.  Third is security. In the upper part of the body Mamornino 2 attached cord with the ball. If a child pulls on it, the phone is turned on loud

  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.

  Recently the company High Tech Computer sent out invitations to the event, which will take place in London on May 6, 2008. Guests will become "the witnesses of a new wave of innovation HTC." There is no official information what innovations the witnesses will see. This unfortunate fact, however, does not prevent us to make a number of assumptions. It is possible that the company will present May 6, its latest smartphone based on Google Android platform - HTC Dream. We will remind that the only known details about the novelty are that it has a great touchscreen display, QWERTY keyboard, its width is 3 inches (7.62 cm) and the length - 5 inches (12.7 cm).  

"We will destroy an idea of ??what should be the mobile device", - said the company tayvankaya ASUS Computer. We have learned that it had in mind and would like us to offer presented by companies. This is a hybrid smart phone and tablet-called PadFone.    Without waiting for the start of the international exhibition Computex 2011, ASUS has a press conference in Taipei presented a number of new devices, including smartfonoplanshet PadFone. In web-quality photos are available PadFone, they appeared a week ago. In the photo, we see that the device also performs and functions of the docking station. At the rear of the case is PadFone compartment, which houses the smartphone.              It is known that the smartphone is equipped with a 4.3 inch screen, a display plate is 10.1 ". More detailed characteristics of the device will be known after its presentation at Computex 2011.            Source: GSMPress