Showing posts with label Android mobile phone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Android mobile phone. Show all posts
Saturday, June 16, 2012
HTC Tattoo to launch in OctoberLatest Android mobile to be available on Vodafone
The HTC Tattoo will launch next month, however keen customers are already able to pre-order the Android-based mobile phone from Vodafone.
The HTC Tattoo is the latest mobile phone to be announced that will run on Google's Android operating system, which allows owners of Android-based mobile phones to access thousands of applications downloadable from the Android market.
HTC Sense interface
The phone also runs on the HTC Sense interface, which offers users a number of customisable homescreens. More about the Sense interface can be found in the HTC Hero first look video.
While Vodafone hasn't yet confirmed the price or contract details of the Tattoo, the handset is expected to be more affordably priced than the previous three HTC Android phones: the G1, the HTC Magic, and the HTC Hero.
HTC Tattoo specification
The Tattoo's specifications include a 3.2Mp camera, a 2.8-inch touchscreen, Wi-Fi, 3G and GPS connectivity. The Tattoo also has an MP3 player and radio - and a welcome 3.5mm headphone socket so you can use the headphones of your choice.
Jon Barrow, Which? mobile phone expert, said: 'We hope that the rumours about the Tattoo being a more affordable handset are accurate, as it would be great to bring the Android market to a wider market. We look forward to testing this device in our labs sometime soon'.
Android mobile phone handsets
HTC currently dominates the market with Android-powered mobile phones, but this is set to change with models from Samsung, LG and Sony Ericsson on the not too distant horizon. A first look of the Android Samsung Galaxy can be read in our mobile phone report, and a first look video of the Galaxy can be viewed in our IFA 2009 report from the consumer electronics show in Berlin.
The HTC Tattoo is the latest mobile phone to be announced that will run on Google's Android operating system, which allows owners of Android-based mobile phones to access thousands of applications downloadable from the Android market.
HTC Sense interface
The phone also runs on the HTC Sense interface, which offers users a number of customisable homescreens. More about the Sense interface can be found in the HTC Hero first look video.
While Vodafone hasn't yet confirmed the price or contract details of the Tattoo, the handset is expected to be more affordably priced than the previous three HTC Android phones: the G1, the HTC Magic, and the HTC Hero.
HTC Tattoo specification
The Tattoo's specifications include a 3.2Mp camera, a 2.8-inch touchscreen, Wi-Fi, 3G and GPS connectivity. The Tattoo also has an MP3 player and radio - and a welcome 3.5mm headphone socket so you can use the headphones of your choice.
Jon Barrow, Which? mobile phone expert, said: 'We hope that the rumours about the Tattoo being a more affordable handset are accurate, as it would be great to bring the Android market to a wider market. We look forward to testing this device in our labs sometime soon'.
Android mobile phone handsets
HTC currently dominates the market with Android-powered mobile phones, but this is set to change with models from Samsung, LG and Sony Ericsson on the not too distant horizon. A first look of the Android Samsung Galaxy can be read in our mobile phone report, and a first look video of the Galaxy can be viewed in our IFA 2009 report from the consumer electronics show in Berlin.
Friday, June 15, 2012
Motorola launches second Android phone
Motorola Inc. introduced its second phone based on Google Inc.’s Android software, fighting for a bigger share of the growing market for Web-equipped phones to reverse more than a year of sales declines.
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The phone, called the Droid, features a larger screen than Apple Inc.’s top-selling iPhone and has higher resolution.
The phone, called the Droid, features a larger screen than Apple Inc.’s top-selling iPhone and has higher resolution, said co-chief executive Sanjay Jha. It will be available Nov. 6 on the Verizon Wireless website and in retail stores, Motorola said. The price will be US$199.99 with a two-year agreement after a US$100 mail-in rebate.
Motorola is rebuilding its mobile-phone division around the Android operating system to entice consumers who abandoned its handsets in favour of the iPhone and Research In Motion Ltd.’s BlackBerry. Motorola’s share of the phone market dropped by almost half in the second quarter from 10% a year earlier, according to Gartner Inc.
“We’ve been missing from the market,” Mr. Jha, 46, said in an interview. The Droid “absolutely does” get Motorola back into the game with a better operating system and a faster Internet browser, he said.
Based on Android 2.0, a newer version of the Google operating system, the device allows users to run multiple applications at once, features voice-driven Web searches, and has one of the “fastest Web browsers available today,” Mr. Jha said.
T-Mobile USA Inc. will begin selling the Schaumburg, Ill.-based company’s first Android phone, the Cliq, on Nov. 2 for US$199.99 with a two-year contract.
“Droid boasts impressive specs and reviews from the blog community have been very favourable thus far,” said Matt Thornton, an analyst with Avian Securities LLC in Boston. “This should give some indication as to how the device will be received by the consumer, the press and the investor community.” Thornton has a “positive” rating on the stock.
Motorola plans more Android devices. At least one of those will be sold through a third carrier, Mr. Jha said. The Droid will be available through multiple carriers outside the U.S. later this year, he said.
Mr. Jha declined to comment on how Android phones will affect earnings. The company will report third-quarter results tomorrow. Analysts predict profit of less than 1 cent a share, excluding some items, the average of estimates in a Bloomberg survey.
Thursday, June 14, 2012
TIMELINE: Motorola banks on Google phones for comeback
Motorola Inc, seeking to regain market share, unveiled a cellphone on Thursday based on Google Inc's Android mobile software, in what is viewed as the handset maker's most important product launch in years.
Here is a look at Motorola's highs and lows over the years.
* 1928: Galvin family establishes Galvin Manufacturing. Its first product was a power converter.
* 1930: Changes name to Motorola. Three generations of Galvins lead Motorola until Christopher Galvin's 2004 ouster.
* 1943: First public offering of Motorola stock for $8.50.
* 1973: Motorola's Martin Cooper makes the first mobile phone call on a prototype of DynaTAC.
* 1984: DynaTAC becomes commercially available. It is later known as the "brick" when surpassed by lighter, smaller phones.
* 1989: Launches its first flip-phone, MicroTAC, which has a plastic cover that flips open to reveal its keypad.
* 1994: Motorola dominates cell market with a 32.5 percent share, versus Nokia's 21 percent, according to Gartner.
* Mid-1990s: The first digital wireless networks are built in Europe, but Motorola is slow to discard analog for digital.
* 1996: Launch of StarTAC, first of Motorola's clamshells with a lid that hinges open to reveal screen and keypad. It is popular, but Motorola's market share still slips that year.
* 2000: Motorola's market share is now 13 percent versus Nokia's 31 percent, according to Gartner. Motorola's market share hovers in mid-teen range for next few years.
* 2004: Late in the year Motorola launches Razr, an ultra-thin phone that quickly becomes a design icon. It is promoted by Cingular, now part of AT&T Inc.
* 2006: In July, Motorola says it has sold 50 million Razr phones and CEO Ed Zander promises sales of 500 million. But by late 2006, carriers are heavily discounting Razr. Some give it away to attract new subscribers. Motorola results start to disappoint and its market share peaks around 23 percent.
* 2007: Motorola shocks with a big first-quarter loss and its market share drops to 17 percent. Activist investor Carl Icahn begins pushing for the company to split up, buy back shares and fire its CEO. By July, the clamor for Zander's ouster increases after Motorola posts its second quarterly loss in a row and Apple Inc ups the ante with the launch of the iPhone. Motorola ends 2007 with 9 percent market share.
* January 2008: Greg Brown replaces Zander as CEO. Motorola posts a loss for three out of four quarters of that year.
* February 2008: Motorola says to spin off phone unit. Plan has since been postponed to "beyond 2009" amid continuing losses in its cellphone unit.
* April 2008: Motorola ends Icahn proxy battle.
* August 2008: Sanjay Jha becomes Brown's Co-CEO and head of mobile devices. Analysts, investors applaud the choice.
* October 2008: Jha reveals plan for Android phones, thousands of job cuts and refocusing Motorola on fewer operating systems. Motorola ends the year with less than 7 percent market share.
* December 2008: Jha, Brown promise to cut their own salaries by 25 percent.
* 2009: Motorola investors flee after a first-quarter loss, but the stock rallies again on a second-quarter profit. Jha's progress reports help push Motorola shares up more than 150 percent to a close of $7.85 on Wednesday, September 9, from a March low of $3.10.
* August 2009: Motorola flags September 10 Android announcement. Shares jump 11 percent in a single day ahead of the news.
* September 10: Motorola unveils Android phone.
Here is a look at Motorola's highs and lows over the years.
* 1928: Galvin family establishes Galvin Manufacturing. Its first product was a power converter.
* 1930: Changes name to Motorola. Three generations of Galvins lead Motorola until Christopher Galvin's 2004 ouster.
* 1943: First public offering of Motorola stock for $8.50.
* 1973: Motorola's Martin Cooper makes the first mobile phone call on a prototype of DynaTAC.
* 1984: DynaTAC becomes commercially available. It is later known as the "brick" when surpassed by lighter, smaller phones.
* 1989: Launches its first flip-phone, MicroTAC, which has a plastic cover that flips open to reveal its keypad.
* 1994: Motorola dominates cell market with a 32.5 percent share, versus Nokia's 21 percent, according to Gartner.
* Mid-1990s: The first digital wireless networks are built in Europe, but Motorola is slow to discard analog for digital.
* 1996: Launch of StarTAC, first of Motorola's clamshells with a lid that hinges open to reveal screen and keypad. It is popular, but Motorola's market share still slips that year.
* 2000: Motorola's market share is now 13 percent versus Nokia's 31 percent, according to Gartner. Motorola's market share hovers in mid-teen range for next few years.
* 2004: Late in the year Motorola launches Razr, an ultra-thin phone that quickly becomes a design icon. It is promoted by Cingular, now part of AT&T Inc.
* 2006: In July, Motorola says it has sold 50 million Razr phones and CEO Ed Zander promises sales of 500 million. But by late 2006, carriers are heavily discounting Razr. Some give it away to attract new subscribers. Motorola results start to disappoint and its market share peaks around 23 percent.
* 2007: Motorola shocks with a big first-quarter loss and its market share drops to 17 percent. Activist investor Carl Icahn begins pushing for the company to split up, buy back shares and fire its CEO. By July, the clamor for Zander's ouster increases after Motorola posts its second quarterly loss in a row and Apple Inc ups the ante with the launch of the iPhone. Motorola ends 2007 with 9 percent market share.
* January 2008: Greg Brown replaces Zander as CEO. Motorola posts a loss for three out of four quarters of that year.
* February 2008: Motorola says to spin off phone unit. Plan has since been postponed to "beyond 2009" amid continuing losses in its cellphone unit.
* April 2008: Motorola ends Icahn proxy battle.
* August 2008: Sanjay Jha becomes Brown's Co-CEO and head of mobile devices. Analysts, investors applaud the choice.
* October 2008: Jha reveals plan for Android phones, thousands of job cuts and refocusing Motorola on fewer operating systems. Motorola ends the year with less than 7 percent market share.
* December 2008: Jha, Brown promise to cut their own salaries by 25 percent.
* 2009: Motorola investors flee after a first-quarter loss, but the stock rallies again on a second-quarter profit. Jha's progress reports help push Motorola shares up more than 150 percent to a close of $7.85 on Wednesday, September 9, from a March low of $3.10.
* August 2009: Motorola flags September 10 Android announcement. Shares jump 11 percent in a single day ahead of the news.
* September 10: Motorola unveils Android phone.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
T-Mobile launches next-gen Android mobile phone in the US
The mobile phone market will be watching as T-Mobile launches its next generation Android mobile phone, myTouch 3G, in the US today.
Designed by HTC of Taiwan, T-Mobile myTouch 3G is being presented as the "Google phone".
The search engine giant has developed the Android operating system in its bid to open up the smartphone market which is currently dominated by Apple's iPhone and handsets running Windows Mobile.
The first mobile phone based on the Android platform, the G1 also made by HTC, was launched last September in the US.
A feature of the new handset is that it allows to personalise the entire theme of the device with new widgets, icons and wallpapers, which can be added directly on the home screen.
It will also host the Android Market of downloadable applications.
T-Mobile said its 3G network is currently available in 176 US cities.
Another feature is one-touch access to the Google mobile services.
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Designed by HTC of Taiwan, T-Mobile myTouch 3G is being presented as the "Google phone".
The search engine giant has developed the Android operating system in its bid to open up the smartphone market which is currently dominated by Apple's iPhone and handsets running Windows Mobile.
The first mobile phone based on the Android platform, the G1 also made by HTC, was launched last September in the US.
A feature of the new handset is that it allows to personalise the entire theme of the device with new widgets, icons and wallpapers, which can be added directly on the home screen.
It will also host the Android Market of downloadable applications.
T-Mobile said its 3G network is currently available in 176 US cities.
Another feature is one-touch access to the Google mobile services.
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
LG, Motorola Launches Android Phone in India
Google’s mobile operating system Android is catching up with major handset makers with Korea’s LG Mobiles and US’s Motorola announcing the launch of Android phones in the Indian market.
While LG’s ‘LG GW620’ is priced at Rs 16,490, Motorola’s smartphone ‘Milestone’ would be available at Rs 32,990 based on Android systems. Currently, Symbian mobile operating system is the dominating network.
Android is a mobile operating system, initially developed by Google and later by the Open Handset Alliance, a consortium of 47 hardware, software and telecom companies.
Being an open-source operating system, Android allows developers to design applications independent of the handset type.
HTC, Samsung and Sony Ericsson have already launched their Android-powered handsets in the Indian market.
LG GW620, with the Android operating system, is equipped with three-inch touch-screen and a side-slider QWERTY keyboard, five-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi and high speed EDGE and GPS connectivity.
“LG’s first Android phone, LG GW620, further reiterates our commitment to push boundaries in mobile phone innovation and design. We are sure that with LG’s accumulated technology leadership in mobile phone industry and our strategy to support every existing operating system, LG will provide better choices and benefits to our consumers,” LG Mobile Communications Business Head Sudhin Mathur said in a statement.
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Samsung I9000 Galaxy S
The strongest Android phone currently on the planet, Samsung I9000 Galaxy S, has hit the Indian shores. The Samsung I9000 Galaxy S has the biggest Super AMOLED screen in the market with a size of 4 inches. The Galaxy S is available in two versions, 8GB and 16GB. But I have only seen the 16GB in the Indian market (Kolkata).
The Samsung I9000 Galaxy S has a 4″ Super AMOLED capacitive screen with WVGA (800 x 480) resolution. As usual, a 3.5mm slot is present. The phone has a inbuilt memory of 8GB / 16GB, depending on the version you purchase. The external microSD slot is expandable up to 32GB. The Galaxy S has a healthy 512MB RAM and 2GB ROM.
The Galaxy has supports both 2G (GPRS: Class 12 (4+1/3+2/2+3/1+4 slots), 32 – 48 kbps EDGE: Class 12) and 3G (HSDPA, 7.2 Mbps; HSUPA, 5.76 Mbps) connectivity. Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n with DLNA support is also present. The Bluetooth version on Galaxy S is 3.0 with A2DP support.
The camera is the only weak point in Galaxy S along with the plastic build. The camera is of 5MP resolution with autofocus but no flash at all. The video is recorded at HD (720P) resolution at 30fps. A secondary camera for video chatting is also present with VGA resolution.
The Android version on Galaxy S is 2.1 (Eclair). The processor inside is one of the best in the market, ARM Cortex A8 Hummingbird processor with a clock speed of 1Ghz. The processor is based on 45nm fabrication process. Stereo FM Radio with RDS support is also present. GPS with aGPS and Digital Compass support is also present. The video player on Galaxy S supports codec like .avi, Divx, .mkv, which is excellent according to me.
The battery power is of 1500mAh Li-Po battery. The battery performance on Galaxy S is excellent, in fact second best after Samsung Wave. The Galaxy S is available in Black and Grey. The price of Samsung I9000 Galaxy S is INR 28500 (US $608).
The Samsung I9000 Galaxy S has a 4″ Super AMOLED capacitive screen with WVGA (800 x 480) resolution. As usual, a 3.5mm slot is present. The phone has a inbuilt memory of 8GB / 16GB, depending on the version you purchase. The external microSD slot is expandable up to 32GB. The Galaxy S has a healthy 512MB RAM and 2GB ROM.
The Galaxy has supports both 2G (GPRS: Class 12 (4+1/3+2/2+3/1+4 slots), 32 – 48 kbps EDGE: Class 12) and 3G (HSDPA, 7.2 Mbps; HSUPA, 5.76 Mbps) connectivity. Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n with DLNA support is also present. The Bluetooth version on Galaxy S is 3.0 with A2DP support.
The camera is the only weak point in Galaxy S along with the plastic build. The camera is of 5MP resolution with autofocus but no flash at all. The video is recorded at HD (720P) resolution at 30fps. A secondary camera for video chatting is also present with VGA resolution.
The Android version on Galaxy S is 2.1 (Eclair). The processor inside is one of the best in the market, ARM Cortex A8 Hummingbird processor with a clock speed of 1Ghz. The processor is based on 45nm fabrication process. Stereo FM Radio with RDS support is also present. GPS with aGPS and Digital Compass support is also present. The video player on Galaxy S supports codec like .avi, Divx, .mkv, which is excellent according to me.
The battery power is of 1500mAh Li-Po battery. The battery performance on Galaxy S is excellent, in fact second best after Samsung Wave. The Galaxy S is available in Black and Grey. The price of Samsung I9000 Galaxy S is INR 28500 (US $608).
Features:
Network: HSUPA 900/1900/2100EDGE/GPRS 850/ 900/1800/1900
Dimension: 64.2 X 122.4 X 9.9 mm (119g)
Display: 4.0” WVGA(480x800) 16M SUPER AMOLEDmDNIe(Mobile Digital Natural Image engine)
Samsung Android 2.1 (Eclair)Samsung Apps / Android MarketVarious applications downloadable
Social Hub:Integrates SNS, email, and calendar accounts
Android Samsung UI:Multiple HomescreensHybrid WidgetsSamsung I9000 Galaxy S
Processor:1GHz CPU SpeedBattery (Standard) Li-pol, 1,500mAh
Talk time : 2G/ 769 minutes, 3G/ 391 minutesStandby : 2G/ 750 hours, 3G/ 625 hours
Camera:5.0 Megapixel AF cameraSelf Shot, Action Shot, Add me, Cartoon Shot, Smile Shot
Video:HD Video Player & Recorder (1280 x 720) @ 30fpscodec: DivX, XviD, MPEG4, H.263, H.264, WMV, VC-1format: 3gp(mp4), AVI(divx), MKV, FLV, H.263Sorenson
Music:Music Player with SoundAlive3.5mm Ear JackMP3/AAC/AAC+/eAAC+/OGG/WMA/AMR-NB/AMR-WB/WAV/MID/AC3/IMY/FLAC/XMF
Memory:16GB/8GB+ MicroSD(Up to 32GB)
Android Browser: Flash Lite3.1, RSS reader
Multi-touch zoom
Light sensor: Accelerometer sensor, Proximity Sensor, Digital Compass
Additional Features: Layar Reality Browser powered by Tele AtlasSwype, Write & GoThinkFreeAldiko e-book
Android Browser: Flash Lite3.1, RSS reader
Multi-touch zoom
Light sensor: Accelerometer sensor, Proximity Sensor, Digital Compass
Additional Features: Layar Reality Browser powered by Tele AtlasSwype, Write & GoThinkFreeAldiko e-book
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Fujitsu seeking an entry to Smartphone market in India
Fujitsu has undoubtedly a very good market reputation worldwide for digital cameras, video recorders and other camera optics related accessories but who would have guessed that one day Fujitsu would be interested in making mobile phones.
Although we are not sure whether their products are good or bogus but still I expect them to show some real flare via their handsets because without something new and original, they are just going to end up like Lemon or Pine or GeeFive, nameless and identity less.
We have come to know that Fujitsu has embedded their skills in photography and optics to mobile phones. Yeah! Surprisingly one of their phones has a 12.2 MP camera. This sounds familiar as recently revealed Nokia N8 and Spice S-1200 also have a 12.2 MP Camera.
Fujitsu has also customized their phones’ user interface called NX to make them exclusive. Some of its phones have chosen one of the most reliable operating system in this universe; you guessed it – Android OS.
Fujitsu cell phones are also made compatible with Indian environment due to addition of water-resistant and dust resistant body, display screen and keypad.
We have heard of phones that have dual input methods – touchscreen and QWERTY keypad, Nokia N97 Mini for example. We have also seen phones having triple input methods, touchscreen, QWERTY keypad and optical trackpad, Motorola Charm but have you ever heard of detachable phones?
Fujitsu has come up with this new idea to make detachable phone, I am not sure the reason why they are so intrigued about that but surprisingly this can make their phones work like two separate devices.
You can use phone like flip phone with keypad and then remove the keypad to have a smart, sleek and slim touchscreen device. Now that is something, I must say.
Finals Words for Fujitsu Mobile Phones
Companies today are spreading their names in everything they can; it won’t surprise me if Nokia comes up with its own tablet PC in a few months.
So, it is not a big deal if Fujitsu have decided to storm the smartphone sector.
When Creative, a brand known specifically for creating audio systems and headphones can create an Android Tablet PC for itself, anything is possible.
I have no idea what future holds for Fujitsu smartphone but one thing is for sure, if Fujitsu mobile phones are launched in India, they are going to face some real competition.
Although we are not sure whether their products are good or bogus but still I expect them to show some real flare via their handsets because without something new and original, they are just going to end up like Lemon or Pine or GeeFive, nameless and identity less.
We have come to know that Fujitsu has embedded their skills in photography and optics to mobile phones. Yeah! Surprisingly one of their phones has a 12.2 MP camera. This sounds familiar as recently revealed Nokia N8 and Spice S-1200 also have a 12.2 MP Camera.
Fujitsu has also customized their phones’ user interface called NX to make them exclusive. Some of its phones have chosen one of the most reliable operating system in this universe; you guessed it – Android OS.
Fujitsu cell phones are also made compatible with Indian environment due to addition of water-resistant and dust resistant body, display screen and keypad.
We have heard of phones that have dual input methods – touchscreen and QWERTY keypad, Nokia N97 Mini for example. We have also seen phones having triple input methods, touchscreen, QWERTY keypad and optical trackpad, Motorola Charm but have you ever heard of detachable phones?
Fujitsu has come up with this new idea to make detachable phone, I am not sure the reason why they are so intrigued about that but surprisingly this can make their phones work like two separate devices.
You can use phone like flip phone with keypad and then remove the keypad to have a smart, sleek and slim touchscreen device. Now that is something, I must say.
Finals Words for Fujitsu Mobile Phones
Companies today are spreading their names in everything they can; it won’t surprise me if Nokia comes up with its own tablet PC in a few months.
So, it is not a big deal if Fujitsu have decided to storm the smartphone sector.
When Creative, a brand known specifically for creating audio systems and headphones can create an Android Tablet PC for itself, anything is possible.
I have no idea what future holds for Fujitsu smartphone but one thing is for sure, if Fujitsu mobile phones are launched in India, they are going to face some real competition.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Spice Mobile launches MI-310 – The Cheapest Android 2.2 Mobile Phone in India
Seems the time has come to go Android for the folks like me who have been waiting for Android mobile prices to go down and down. Spice mobile is here with cheapest and a worth buying (unlike Micromax Andro) Android 2.2 mobile phone, the Spice MI-310.
The price of Spice MI-310 in India is Rs. 7,500.
The phone does not seem to compromise on the useful fronts and provides almost every feature of high end Androids. The 3.15 capacitive touchscreen has a resolution of 320X480 pixels which is higher than the newly launched Samsung Galaxy Pop & Galaxy Fit. As of connectivity, It also posses the USB tethering & Wi-Fi hotspot functionality. And the best part, Apps can be stored on the external memory card. So you can download and install as many apps without worrying about the memory. However, we could not find any information about the CPU (Processor).
Specifications:
* 3.15 Inches, 320X480 pixels, Capacitive HVGA Touch Screen
* Android 2.2
* 2.0 Mega Pixels Camera
* 3G, GPS, Wi-Fi with Hotspot Functionality
* Internal Memory : 85 MB, Extendable up to 16GB
The price of Spice MI-310 in India is Rs. 7,500.
The phone does not seem to compromise on the useful fronts and provides almost every feature of high end Androids. The 3.15 capacitive touchscreen has a resolution of 320X480 pixels which is higher than the newly launched Samsung Galaxy Pop & Galaxy Fit. As of connectivity, It also posses the USB tethering & Wi-Fi hotspot functionality. And the best part, Apps can be stored on the external memory card. So you can download and install as many apps without worrying about the memory. However, we could not find any information about the CPU (Processor).
Specifications:
* 3.15 Inches, 320X480 pixels, Capacitive HVGA Touch Screen
* Android 2.2
* 2.0 Mega Pixels Camera
* 3G, GPS, Wi-Fi with Hotspot Functionality
* Internal Memory : 85 MB, Extendable up to 16GB
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Spice to bring mobile phone with push-mail service
B K Modi promoted telecom company Spice Mobiles is planning to launch an Android powered mobile phone with push-mail service in the Indian market.
"We will be bringing a mobile phone with push-mail service very soon, probably within couple of months," Spice Mobiles CEO Kunal Ahooja told Telenewz.
He further said that the company's aim is not to compete with anyone, rather to offer its customers mobile phones with all possible features at a very affordable price.
The company has recently launched three mobile devices running on Android 2.1 operating system. Among these three devices, Mi-300 and Mi-410 are pure mobile phones and Mi-700 is a 3G ready tablet which also offers voice calls.
Spice Mobiles has recently forged a partnership with US-based chip maker Qualcomm for its Android mobile phones.
The company has set a target of selling 8-10 million Android devices by the end of this fiscal, Ahooja said. Spice Mobiles had sold around 5.5 million mobile devices in the last fiscal, he added.
"We will be bringing a mobile phone with push-mail service very soon, probably within couple of months," Spice Mobiles CEO Kunal Ahooja told Telenewz.
He further said that the company's aim is not to compete with anyone, rather to offer its customers mobile phones with all possible features at a very affordable price.
The company has recently launched three mobile devices running on Android 2.1 operating system. Among these three devices, Mi-300 and Mi-410 are pure mobile phones and Mi-700 is a 3G ready tablet which also offers voice calls.
Spice Mobiles has recently forged a partnership with US-based chip maker Qualcomm for its Android mobile phones.
The company has set a target of selling 8-10 million Android devices by the end of this fiscal, Ahooja said. Spice Mobiles had sold around 5.5 million mobile devices in the last fiscal, he added.
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Videocon Mobile Phones enters AndroidTM market with 'Zeus'
3.5G, 5MP, Multi-Touch AndroidTM phone launched along with 4 other phones with innovative features
Videocon Mobile Phones announced its entry in the AndroidTM phone market, by launching ‘Videocon Zeus’ in the Indian market. ‘Videocon Zeus’ is Android TM 2.1 (Éclair) ready with a large 3.2 inch multi-touch (capacitive) screen with 600 MHz Qualcomm Microprocessor, 5MP camera, Wi-Fi, A-GPS and Push Mail amongst many other features. Alongside with ZEUS the company is extending its range of mobile phones and is introducing additional four new phones. The Android TM powered Zeus replicates the PC experience for the user on the move. The Android TM Operating System provides a seamless integration of the device with the Internet and also provides an intuitive access to over 70,000 applications in the Android TM Marketplace for easy download and installation. The Preloaded Applications on the Zeus opens up a whole new dimension of Internet for the user.
Videocon Mobile Phones announced its entry in the AndroidTM phone market, by launching ‘Videocon Zeus’ in the Indian market. ‘Videocon Zeus’ is Android TM 2.1 (Éclair) ready with a large 3.2 inch multi-touch (capacitive) screen with 600 MHz Qualcomm Microprocessor, 5MP camera, Wi-Fi, A-GPS and Push Mail amongst many other features. Alongside with ZEUS the company is extending its range of mobile phones and is introducing additional four new phones. The Android TM powered Zeus replicates the PC experience for the user on the move. The Android TM Operating System provides a seamless integration of the device with the Internet and also provides an intuitive access to over 70,000 applications in the Android TM Marketplace for easy download and installation. The Preloaded Applications on the Zeus opens up a whole new dimension of Internet for the user.
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