Its memory is really strong – ROM of 256 MB and RAM is 192 MB DDR SDRAM with an internal storage of 4GB. That is quite an amount of memory to store huge amounts of data. The network is too good. With HSDPA/WCDMA it connects at 2100 MHz. It has upto 384kbps up-link and 7.2 Mbps down link speeds. It has a tri band of GSM/GPRS/EDGE of 900/1800/1900 MHz subsequently.

This HTC touch screen mobile phone is a powerful gadget once in hand. It’s the first handset to operate Windows Mobile 6.1. This feature makes it especially useful for office goers. To know how, let’s have a look at its powerful features:

Its memory is really strong – ROM of 256 MB and RAM is 192 MB DDR SDRAM with an internal storage of 4GB. That is quite an amount of memory to store huge amounts of data. The network is too good. With HSDPA/WCDMA it connects at 2100 MHz. It has upto 384kbps up-link and 7.2 Mbps down link speeds. It has a tri band of GSM/GPRS/EDGE of 900/1800/1900 MHz subsequently.

source: http://www.bestsyndication.com/?q=node/27017

Around 30 million mobile phones – or about 8% of all mobiles in the country – will become useless by the end of this month. These are unbranded Chinese mobiles that do not have IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) numbers and pose a serious security risk.

All mobile phone service users have been directed by the Department of Telecom (DoT) to disconnect these phones. In fact, two deadlines – January 6 and March 31 – have already been missed by the companies. Now they have undertaken to acquire the necessary equipment to track these phones by April 15 and discontinue their services thereafter – a process that is expected to take another 15 days, that is, by April 30.

Under law, all GSM phones are required to have a unique IMEI number that gets reflected at cell phone towers with which, if required, the location of a mobile phone user can be tracked. These Chinese phones, however, show up as a series of zeroes at cell towers or by their cloned IMEI number. Either way, they can’t be tracked.

Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Business/Chinese-mobiles-to-be-useless-by-month-end/articleshow/4357526.cms

We’ve all heard of net neutrality, but what about mobile data communication? The carriers can (and often do) choose what kind of traffic or applications they don’t want to see on their network. And now, the Voice on the Net (VON) coalition Europe, which includes eBay, Google, Microsoft and Intel, is asking the EU to put regulation in place that will prohibit carriers from blocking their applications on their cellular or 3G networks.

VON was established back in 2007, but their cause is coming to the spotlight once again. An example is German T-Mobile, which blocks users from making voice calls through Skype’s application for mobiles over their data connection. Yes, you can still use Skype via WiFi on a T-Mobile iPhone, but the block definitely limits consumer choice.

On the other hand, T-Mobile claims that this extra traffic will leave an impact on their network’s performance. Now, when we’re talking about net neutrality, the ISPs are claiming the same thing, but it’s a bit easier to believe the mobile carriers, because a lot of 3G phones transferring data from one cell tower actually do hinder cellular network’s performance.

Now, the European policymakers need to decide who’s right, but simply blocking applications you don’t like never seems like a good solution. Especially if you’re offering your customers a device (iPhone, BlackBerry, Android) whose attractiveness largely stems from the applications you can use on it.

source: http://mashable.com/2009/04/03/mobile-neutrality/

Motorola has unveils the New addition of it phone RAZR 2V9 which will feature the Ferrari theme, videos, ring tones and wallpapers.

Thee Ferrari of the RAZR2 V9 packs standard V9 features like, 240X320 QVGA 262k Color display, internal antenna, 2 mega pixels camera withe 8X digital zoom, and the touch-sensitive music keys on the external display.

It has the 45MB end-user memory, 2GB memory with an optional micro SD card support for audio and support for audio and video streaming, video capture and playback, and version 2.0 wireless Blue tooth technology with support for A2DP and AVRCP profiles.

Ferrari edition include Micro USB, USB 2.0 full speed, 3G HSDPA, 3.6 Mbps wireless Broadband, and EDGE/GPRS.

The phone will also entice users by offering messaging function, which can be done via MMS, email, SMS and MotoSync.

Motorola plans to launch the RAZRV9 Ferrari edition only in Asia and Latin America. The price of the phone is not yet set.

Qatar’s biggest retailer of mobile phones and the largest telecoms and IT solution provider CGC has launched Nokia N 500 Personal Navigation Device.

Nokia N 500 is a device with navigation hands free, music player, photo viewer, video pplayer and EM transmitter.

CGC has brought Nokia n 500 in Qatar in association with Techmart who is the Nokia accessories and enhancements partner in Middle East.

Anil Mahajan who is the Head-Business Development of CGC said in a statement that the “Nokia N500 is a compliment to Qatar’s new traffic laws. With its various user-friendly features, Nokia N500 is sure to improve and change the way people communicate, work or move – enabling them to get more out of their Nokia devices or to further enjoy all the functionalities of their Nokia devices.”

Nokia N500 users can get a clear view with the intuitive Nokia interface and large 4.3 inch touch screen and can pinpoint their position and plan their route powered by Nokia Maps.

Some of the Nokia N500 Features

Telephony Features
Phone book Download 2000 contact (compatible mobile phone ony)
Voice dialing
number dialing
call waiting facilities
Can view last 20 missed, dialed and received calls
Can work to eight hours

Nokia has launched it new Cell Phone Nokia E90 Communicator

Nokia E90 Communicator comes with a elegant box

It contains the Nokia E90 Communicator , BP-4L 1500 mAh battery, 512 MB microSD memory card with SD adapter, HS-47 stereo headset, DKE-2 USB cable, AC-4E charger, user’s guide, quick start guide and a DVD disc with E90 presentation and PC Suite software.

The E90 weighs 210 g. The size? Perfect combination: the same width as the 9500 (57 mm) and the same height (132 mm) and depth (20 mm) as the 9300/9300i.

The E90 has it all: a 3 megapixel camera with autofocus lens and VGA video recording, full GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0, good multimedia and the latest versions of the Symbian OS (9.2) and Series 60 3rd edition Feature Pack 1.

Nokia E90 Communicator Price range: $719.99 – $979.99