Tag Archives: mobiles
Sony Ericsson W890i
The Sony Ericsson W890i has finally toppled by…..its younger brother, the W890i. It’s every bit as slim line as its predecessor but opts for a far usable keypad than the minute Lozenge buttons of the W890i. There’s HSDPA for snappy downloading and a 3.2 MP camera. Photos are bright, if a little shabby on close … Continue reading
Samsung i780
This phone although good looking and well built from front but has a cheap plastic rear cover that spoils first impression. For the rest its accessories are well built. Its got a decent screen, and based around Windows Mobile 6 Professional. The QWERTY keypad on the Samsung feels good to use and the keys are … Continue reading
ASUS M930
The M930 which uses Windows Mobile 6.0 Professional instead of Windows Mobile 6.0 Standard, which is built ground up to support non-touch screen device. Also office document creation is dropped in favor of document reading and editing, and even theses editing options are lighter than the professional version. So the M930 is more a smart … Continue reading
HTC TyTN II
The HTC TyTN II is a WM 6.0 based device that features a super high quality, matte black finish and a nice looking chromed set of joystick and call buttons. The front bezel is brushed metal which adds a classy, timeless dimension to the visual appeal of a phone that already looks attractive. Fit and … Continue reading
Nokia E51
When the E51came out we were very impressed. Strong on paper specifications and a rugged phone that was sleek and stylish. The build quality of this phone is great, and the phone itself has been well designed. This thin, stainless steel E51 has a 2-inch display (240 x 320 pixels) with a good depth of 16.7 … Continue reading
HTC Touch
The first to utilize the touch Flo concept that Apple used for the iPhone and the iPod Touch and quite frankly it wasn’t as well implemented as we’d liked. Imitation is the best form of flattery, but only if it’s well executed. Needless to say without any sort of keypad, and Touch Flo not working … Continue reading
Nokia E61i
Nokia’s E61 and E62 belong to a family of phones spawned by Nokia’s obsession with sumo wrestler or some other monolithic object. The E61 suffixed with an “i” for a camera, is a bulky device that’s quite well built, and features a well laid out, and spacious QWERTY keypad, that was slightly improved ergonomically over … Continue reading
LG KS20
The LG KS20 borrows deeply from LG’s desire to make hot devices for the young, urban crowd. Unfortunately, too much of a good things kill as the proverb goes, and the chrome down the sides of a shiny black exterior may be viewed as garish or tasteful- depending of course on your aesthetic sense. While the … Continue reading
HTC P3470
HTCs P3470 is a PDA phone based around a Windows Mobile (WM) 6.0 Pro OS. It’s rather plain to look at and will garner no beauty accolades. Although built quality is good, nothing is inspiring. The lack of a QWERTY and any form of number pad will ensure that serious PDA users will look elsewhere. … Continue reading
Sony Ericsson K850i
The K850i targets users desiring a good camera phone-exactly what their K850i achieved some three years back. This is a device that will strike you with  its sheer build quality-its like a little rock, and feels exceptionally solid in hand. The color scheme is cool-shiny black with dark green stripes down the sides and on the joy-pad-and … Continue reading
