Here’s one of the more recent additions to the E-series line of Nokia mobile phones to hit the high end market – the E52.

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The solid bar Nokia N79 Black is a 3G smart phone that combines sophistication and functionality in single design. Available in grey or canvas white casing, it comes equipped with some beautiful changeable covers of different colors such as red, green, blue, white and brown. It measures the dimensions of 110 x 49 x 15 mm with the net weight of 97 gm and integrates a QVGA screen of 60.96 mm with a light sensor.

The wide display screen presents about 16 million color schemes over the resolution of 320 x 240 pixels. In addition, users are also enabled to make adjustments in display screen’s brightness and color by using the mobile phone’s control options.

This handset is powered by the operating system of S60 Symbian. It comes with a set of smart covers that counts for the automatic changing in themes as per the user’s preferences. In the same way, the users are free to choose among mp3 ringtones, polyphonic ringtones and video ringtones for personalization of handset.

Nokia N79 Black is basically a quad band mobile phone that operates on GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900 and GSM 850 along with WCDMA that counts for worldwide roaming capability. A full web browser is integrated in the unit that connects the users will vast source of information internet.

Other features of Nokia N79 Black

The standard Lithium battery with the amperage of 1200 mAh is incorporated in the unit that in GSM network offers the talk time of 5.5 hours and standby time of 15.5 days. The video playback time is maximum 4 hours 24 minutes; music playback time is about 30 hours and video recording time is about 3 hours 30 minutes. A 5 mega pixel camera supporting the image formats of Exif or JPEG is flanked in the device that introduces the resolution of 2592 x 1944 pixels.

Some other features are photo editor, different capture modes, TV output, Nokia Xpress Transfer, Nokia Xpress Share and lot more.

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samsung s8300 Ultra and Nokia N96 Deals are the popular Mobile Phone deals and these deals are available on Online Mobile Phone Shop UK.

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I often write about the newest, popular iPhone clones.

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The Nokia N series mobile phones provide the best possible ways to stay connected and stands apart from the rest because of its unparallel functionalities and capabilities. Launched by the leading mobile manufacturer, the Nokia N82 is a superb 3G Smartphone. It offers several improved and enhanced features incorporated with all the latest innovations. It is a solid bar style Smartphone that is packed with several high speed technology, especially for the travelling business user.

The stylish Nokia N82 comes with a large2.4 inches LCD QVGA screen that display up to 16.7 million colours with a screen resolution of 240 X 320 pixels. This Smartphone comes with a smooth navigation key that enables the user to switch between menus and features easily.

The Nokia N82 comes with a built in 3 mega pixel camera designed for the users who are enthusiastic about photography. This integrated camera comes with Carl Zeiss optics and Tessar lens, 20 X digital zoom, xenon flash, auto focus and several other settings. A second CIF camera is provided so that the user can take part in 3G video calling with other compatible 3G contact. The phone also comes with various video capabilities that include video recording, video playback and video streaming. To provide entertainment to the Nokia N82 users, it comes with built in music player and FM radio.

The Nokia N82 comes with a 3G HSDPA technology that allows the user to enjoy broadband speed internet services as well as high speed data transfer. The phone comes with an array of connectivity options that includes Bluetooth, USB, WLAN and EDGE technology. With the help of these connectivity options the user can easily connect the N82 with other compatible devices for data and file transfer as well as downloads. The internal memory of this Smartphone is 100MB and there is a MicroSD memory card that enables the user to extend the memory further.

Whether, it is about capturing great images, staying entertained, connecting the handset with other compatible devices or surfing the internet, the Nokia N82 has everything loaded that the present tech freak generation craves for.

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The HTC Touch family is highly regarded in the market and the HTC Touch 3G promises to be a winner in the smart phone category.

With a weight of 96g and dimension of 102×53.6×14.5 mm, HTC Touch 3G is a very compact device aimed at those for whom weight and space is at a premium. The small size does not infringe on capability, however, and a range of colours render it even more attractive – it looks particularly impressive in the gold colour option.

With the excellent 2.8 inch screen that can be found on a number of HTC phones – a full QVGA device with touch screen capability – the Touch 3G is capable and promises much simply in appearance.

The HTC Touch 3G is more than just being good looking, however, as the high speed – 7.2 Mbps – HSDPA broadband capability with quad-band support for GSM networks is a definite plus sign, and for users looking to dodge network data charges the Touch 3G features Wi-Fi and it also sports a built-in GPS receiver with Google Maps pre-installed.

The HTC Touch 3G is a Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphone and those Windows mobile fans will be among the likely customers. It supports MS Exchange, push email, mobile versions of MS Word, Excel and Powerpoint, a PDF reader. Paring down the TouchFLO interface from 3D to 2D brings improvement when compared to the HTC Touch Diamond and makes the handset easy to use and tactile to handle.

With 192MB of RAM the HTC Touch 3G has a very capable memory base. One of the earlier criticisms of HTC phones has been that they were slower than many rivals, but the HTC Touch 3G’s 528MHz processor takes a step forward in that respect and delivers zippy interface navigation.

Memory is expandable by the usual card slot, and the 3.2 megapixel camera with no autofocus, no self-protrait mirror and no LED for lighting up subjects in dark situations is only rudimentary. Added features include Bluetooth and the usual additions, giving the Touch 3G a firm footing in the market place. Online applications such as the Opera Mini web browser, YouTube viewer and Google Maps are also included.

This phone offers a decent battery, providing six hours of talk time and nearly 19 days of standby time on a charge, making HTC Touch 3G’s most impressive point. All in all as HTC’s mid-ranged smartphone, HTC Touch 3G is a great phone with good looks and solid performance.

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Jerry Smith, the editor of http://www.mobilephoneonly.co.uk. An expert on mobile phone and an observer of UK telecommunication market. He writes reviews on latest mobile phones, and also suggests promotional deals and special offers from mobile phone retailers in UK.

The iPhone 3G vs. Palm’s Treo Smartphone. How Do The Screen and Application Download Stack Up?

I’ve been a Palm Treo Smartphone fan ever since the Treo 600 was introduced about 5 years ago. Who could have imagined the power in one’s hands of a device that could do email, show photos, and add cool applications just by synching to your PC.

I primarily used productivity apps, like mortgage calculators, Powerpoint, Excel viewers and security software. But, I was also so enamored with the utility of the device that I added things like SplashPhoto to view photos of my family and friends … all on that gorgeous 240 x 240 screen!

I upgraded to each new release of the Treo … from the 600 to the 650 and then the 700p. I even got my friends to buy a Treo. When Apple released its first iPhone, I scoffed at my buddies who bought it. I told them that it was a mere toy and not a real productivity device, even though it was also a bluetooth smartphone, like my Treo.

I was determined to stick by my Treo, not just because it was a great productivity device, but also because I had spent so much money on Palm applications … viewers, presentation software, and utilities.

Then the fateful day, July 11, 2008 arrived … a day that will live in infamy in my life. Apple launched the iPhone 3G. What was sorely lacking in the 2G version was now available in abundance on the 3G … 3G connectivity for fast Internet access when not using WIFI and an application download store to make any geek happy.

I stood in line that day to get one of the first 3G phones. I got the white one, mind you. After playing with it for the last 3 months, I must say it is an incredibly fun device. Did I say gorgeous 240 x 240 screen on my Treo 700p? Try 320 x 480 for the iPhone. Photos are stunning and video is engaging to say the least.

There are so many cool things that you can do with your iPhone … things that you could only drool over in anticipation on the Treo. Consider again, the screen size. I had subscribed to the “all you can eat Internet” on Sprint. I was a proud Treo Internet surfer. But surfing on a 240 x 240 screen is nowhere near as exciting as it is on a 320 x 480 screen.

In fact, the one of the nicest features of the iPhone is its ability to zoon in on the website and / or photo and keep the “text crispness” of the original site. So “what you see is what you get” on the Treo pales in comparison to the iPhone’s “what you want is what you see.”

This is just the beginning of the battle of “PDA” devices. Clearly, Apple did its homework to hit a sweet spot for users like me who want a device that’s part way and ALL play.

There are so many other comparisons both pros and cons between the two devices. For this article, one point goes to Apple.

By: David K Chan

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David Chan shares his first hand experience working on the iPhone and the iPhone applications. There’s so much more to the iPhone than it’s pretty face. You’ll also see why Apple is clearly in the lead when it comes to designing a simple and useable device for the average person. Find out more about how to best use the iPhone and even how to win one for free at http://everypathnbeyond.com/