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12 Nov 2009
(13 comments)
The BlackBerry Bold was an
awe-inspiring device, and frankly its a tough show to follow. The Bold 9700, essentially the new and improved version, has certainly proved up to the challenge. There are significant enhancements ...
11 Nov 2009
(7 comments)
The LG BL40 is the fourth in the
series of Chocolate phones. It certainly retains the original resemblance to a chocolate bar, this one being a decadently dark, thin phone that one usually associates with ...
11 Nov 2009
(5 comments)
As smartphones flood the market
and hog up headline space, the Sony Ericsson Xperia Pureness stands out. It has been marketed as a luxury phone, and while it certainly has a different aesthetic appeal - ...
10 Nov 2009
(14 comments)
Motorola was once known for
creating stylish phones, coveted for their sharp performance and inimitable panache. However that trailblazing glory had disappointingly tapered off to almost nothing, so when the DROID emerged, the excitement was ...
10 Nov 2009
(19 comments)
The HTC HD2 phone has been
eagerly anticipated by all HTC enthusiasts. HD2 promises to be a gorgeous phone, powered by Windows Mobile 6.5. It reputedly has the largest touchscreen currently in the market. The ...
5 Nov 2009
(11 comments)
Sony has built up a lot of
excitement with the next imminent release from the Ericsson stable: the Xperia X10. The Internet has long been abuzz with news of the X3, but evidently the product ... |
24 Nov 2009 (0 comments)
Australian mobile phone users get the new high-end mobile phone the BlackBerry Bold 9700, Telstra announced. The handset comes with support for Telstra’s Next G network and comes in an “attractive package,” the company added.“Lighter and more powerful, the new Blackberry 9700 has ...
24 Nov 2009 (0 comments)
Nokia has announced that the Nokia X6 Comes With Music will become available for purchase in the UK starting this week. The phone comes with some interesting features and provides access to intriguing music services.The phone comes with 6GB of memory which offers ...
24 Nov 2009 (0 comments)
World’s leading mobile phone manufacturer Nokia and top mobile technology providers Ericsson and Broadcom as well as other companies including Panasonic, NEC and Texas Instruments have withdrawn their complaints to the European Union concerning Qualcomm violating antitrust laws.The EU has dropped the four ...
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