Designed by HTC, the AT&T Tilt features a 2.8-inch color screen that slides back to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard, then tilts up to position the screen for reading and creating email, browsing online, using applications or playing videos and games. The Tilt supports Bluetooth 2.0, which allows for up to six Bluetooth devices to be wirelessly connected simultaneously to the device and also supports Bluetooth Stereo. The Tilt features the latest version of TeleNav GPS Navigator which provides GPS-enabled turn-by-turn voice and on-screen driving or walking directions, colorful 3D moving maps and traffic delay alerts with one-click rerouting. Business users also can use TeleNav Track, a mobile workforce management solution that includes GPS-enabled tracking, timesheets, wireless forms, navigation, job dispatching and bar code scanning. Inside the Tilt, users will have wireless at their disposal. With 3G broadband speed connectivity across the globe and tri-band UMTS/HSDPA capabilities that allow the Tilt to operate in Japan and Korea.
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Released for Cingular, the red BlackBerry Pearl’s sleek and stylish exterior includes the supple and responsive trackball that makes vertical and lateral scrolling fast and easy. It’s integrated with features such as a 1.3-megapixel digital camera, multi-media capabilities and an expandable memory slot along with easy-to-use phone, email and browser applications. The push-based BlackBerry service gives users synchronized access to both personal and corporate email accounts with attachment viewing, and the ability to manage multiple email accounts while on-the-go. The red BlackBerry Pearl also includes optional services such as Push-To-Talk and GPS-based wireless navigation services from TeleNav, Inc. – the subscription-based TeleNav GPS Navigator, and the free TeleNav Maps.
The quad-band GSM / GPRS and EDGE-enabled BlackBerry 8800 offers voice and data applications, including phone, email, text messaging, web browser, organizer, multimedia and more. Through its built-in GPS, the BlackBerry 8800 can pinpoint its location and provide upport for a wide variety of location based applications and services, including BlackBerry Maps. he BlackBerry 8800 also offers advanced features including noise cancellation for enhanced audio performance, Speaker Independent Voice Recognition for Voice Activated Dialing (VAD), intuitive call management functions such as smart dialing, conference calling, speed dialing and call forwarding, as well as dedicated send, end and mute keys. It also features a high quality, low-distortion speakerphone and Bluetooth 2.0 for use with hands-free headsets, car kits and other Bluetooth peripherals.
Released for Verizon Wireless, the Motorola KRZR K1m (Red) is the third addition to Motorola’s KRZR family. Boasting a slender form measuring only 17 mm thin and 44 mm wide, the KRZR K1m (Red) is wrapped in a deep passionate red reflective, metallic gloss finish. It offers users simple touch sensor music controls and an integrated music player that can access both VCAST Music and MP3 files, plus a host of other music-centric services. The 1.3-megapixel camera with zoom, video capture and playback, ptional expandable microSD memory, and support of Verizon Wireless’ popular multimedia services such as VCAST Video, VCAST Music, Get It Now, Mobile Web 2.0, Picture Messaging, and VZ Navigator… [Continue reading Motorola KRZR K1m (Red) Review]
Released for Sprint, the Sanyo SCP-7050 is U.S. Mil Spec 810F compliant, offering GPS and wireless solutions for businesses. As the first 810 mil spec compliant device for Sprint, the SCP-7050 meets strict military specifications for dust, shock and vibration and features a durable clamshell form factor with a rubberized, no-slip surface. The SCP-7050 also support autonomous GPS, which enables location information to be gathered while a user is off the Sprint network. Certified business applications for this handset include Sprint Mobile Locator, Xora, ActSoft, TeleNav and GearWorks. Additional features include Sprint Vision services, Bluetooth technology, and a speakerphone.
Released for Sprint, the Sanyo SCP-3200 has a sleek design and parent-friendly capabilities like Sprint Family Locator and Parental Controls. Offered in three vibrant colors for optimal personalization, the SCP-3200 features Sprint Vision services for quick and easy web access, email and text messaging. The handset has a built-in antenna and provides the benefits of Bluetooth capabilities. It also features a high-quality speakerphone so consumers can hear and be heard handsfree. Parents can easily access the Parental Controls tool to limit phone call access or web usage. The GPS enabled SCP-3200 is compatible with the optional Sprint Family Locator as well as Sprint Navigation for audible turn-by-turn driving directions.
Released for Sprint, the Sanyo Katana II offers a sleeker shape, a radiant new finish, and a host of refined features. The Katana II enhances the spirit of the original Katana, achieving an ideal balance of cutting-edge design and technology. This ultra-thin phone features Bluetooth wireless technology and a built-in VGA camera and is designed to appeal to the fashion-centric consumer who likes to make a statement with the wireless phone he or she carries. Making its debut throughout the month of July in three bold colors, including Cosmic Black, Pink Fascination, and Midnight Steel.
The LG Muziq from Sprint is an innovative music phone that comes packed with industry-leading features, including a built-in FM transmitter that lets customers listen to their tunes wirelessly through their car stereo or any other FM radio wtihin 10 feet. Operating on Sprint’s high-speed mobile broadband ntwork, the Muziq provides easy access to Sprint exclusive multimedia content, including Sprint Music Store’s over-the-air song downloads, more than a dozen streaming radio applications and personalized streaming radio from Pandora. Additional features include the ability to use other applications while listening to music and a 1.3-megapixel camera/camcorder.
Released for Sprint Nextel, the Motorola i880 comes with a 2.0-megapixel camera / camcorder, for picture resolution sharp enough for quality 5×7 prints, as well as lifelike video playback with sound. The i880 also features an integrated music player with the ability to enjoy MP3s, audio files and audio podcasts through the front dual-ported speakers in stereo sound. Multimedia files are easily stored on the included 64 MB microSD removable memory card. Some of the other features of the i880 include pre-installed and downloadable Java applications, GPS capabilities, Internet microbrowser, custom ring tone ID and picture caller ID, a 262K-color internal screen, voice dialing, voice recorder, speakerphone, datebook and 600-entry contacts list. In addition, the i880 contains AgION antimicrobial coating to help protect the phone’s painted surfaces from damaging bacteria.
Released for Sprint Nextel, the Motorola i580 is designed to meet strict military specifications for blowing rain, dust, shock, and vibration. In addition push-to-talk (PTT) functions the i580 is enhanced with an extensive multimedia experience, which includes Bluetooth, a 1.3-megapixel camera, video and messaging. Equipped with new ‘Push-To-Smart Replies’ functionality, users can now respond to PTT calls with either a custom or preset text message, allowing PTT communication with other i580 users in situations where voice communication would be inappropriate, such as in meetings.