Showing posts with label smartphone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label smartphone. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Nokia launches its latest E-Series rockstar aka the E72 in India


Calling all users who have had their eyes on the Nokia E72 .  The Finnish phone maker has finally announced its latest E-series rockstar aka E72 for India . Users can prebook the handset online .
Why are we calling this a Rockstar when this is a Business phone ??
The E72 has got features to please anyone . Apart from robust messaging capabilities, the E72 has awesome music playback via a 3.5 mm headphone jack , a 5 MP Camera which takes awesome photos and record 640×480px videos. The UI is snappier due to the new version of Symbian (9.3 FP2).
In short we are sure the E72 will rock the market.
Nokia has launched a unique campaign for the E72 titled How We Respond is Who We Are ( you might have seen a count down timer on the blog )
The price has also been revealed and the MRP is Rs.22989 . You are advised to use the contact form on the pre-order site to confirm the price in your state. As usual users in Maharashtra might have to pay more.
Reserve your E72 Now
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Sunday, November 22, 2009

Dell Mini 3 Smartphone -Coming Soon


Expected 2010


A range of phones
rather than a single device, Dell Mini 3 marks this PC maker's debut into the smartphone market, following Apple, HP, Toshiba and many others.

Initially, the Dell Mini 3 range will consist of just two handsets on two different carriers - one on China Mobile, and one for the Claro network in Brazil. These may seem like odd networks to partner with, but China Mobile is the biggest mobile network worldwide with around half a billion subscribers, and Claro itself has 40 million subscribers in Brazil.

Cynics may argue that the choice of Brazil and China means that potential customers might not be put off by Dell's appalling reputation for terrible customer service (which is so bad that sometimes they break the law). But Dell aren't alone in having poor business practices, a complaint that can also be squarely made against Apple.
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