Here’s a so called first look at the Meizu M8 MiniOne iPhone clone. The Meizu M8 MiniOne is said to be powered by an ARM11 processor and runs the Windows CE 6.0 OS. It will have a 3.3-inch LCD VGA screen, a 3 Megapixel camera, a secondary camera for video calls and Bluetooth. As Borat would say, “I like!”
The O2 Cocoon is one of the latest designer mobile phones that offers nothing in the realm of sophisticated features but instead focuses on design, plain and simple. For instance, phones such as the Nokia 8600 Luna, Nokia 8800, and the Vertu series all focus on design for the consumer that wants a unique look. The O2 stands out among it’s rivals in that it has clean curves and attractive black-and-white color schemes.
Finally, a phone that sets a new bar for digital imaging. The Sony Ericsson K850i CyberShot not only boasts a 5 megapixel camera but includes other features needed to take a great picture or video. The handset includes auto-focus, digital zoom, an automatic Xenon flash, three LED video light for recording at night and HSDPA technology. It also has a BestPic feature that lets you pick the best out of nine still shots in quick succession. It shoots video at 30fps which is double that of other phones. Coming soon to the U.S.
AT&T and LG bring us Trax, a sleek clamshell device that is equipped with state of the art mobile technology. The device will feature 3G HSDPA data speeds and stereo Bluetooth functionality. The unit is MobiTV and XM Radio Mobile capable. Equipped with AT&T Mobile Music you can rest assure you’ll always have the hits at your finger tips.
Additional features:
-AT&T’s Video Share service (which launched in July)
-1.3 megapixel camera
-Trax (offers in-camera photo editing)
The trax by LG will be available in select AT&T retail stores and online beginning Aug. 14 for $129.99 after a mail-in-rebate and a two-year service agreement.
Since every major carrier is getting a RAZR2 the good people at Gizmodo have broken down the differences between them. Yes, the technology and user interface on them will all differ.
CDMA- RAZR V9m, available on Sprint, Verizon, Alltel, US Cellular, and MetroPCS. Many differences here are on the “CLI,” the RAZR2’s haptic external touchscreen. Also, none of the CDMA versions have crystal speak, the tech that turns up volume of the earpiece when a bus rumbles by, while also noise cancelling the rumble in the microphone. (CDMA quality is better than GSM, and doesn’t need this, according to Motorola.)
T-Mobile announces the Samsung Blast (aka SGH-t729) which they are marketing as a messaging-centric handset. It’s a slider with two letters per pivoting key and Tegic’s T9 predictive text. T-Mobile is targeting slightly younger, presumably message-happy and price-conscious consumers. The device is QWERTY-like in that the letters are laid out in horizontal QWERTY fashion, with two letters per key. The vertical 12-key numeric pad is highlighted by red lights for those needing help with QWERTY like keys.
Ford and Microsoft have partnered together to develop an in-car audio system dubbed “Sync.” It was priced today as a $395 option on this fall’s line-up of Ford Focus, Ford Edge and Lincoln MKX vehicles. The car audio system integrates your digital audio player and/or mobile phone with your car’s stereo system, allowing you to control your listening experience via voice commands or the on-wheel buttons. Sync also comes with another cool feature, it reads your text messages aloud so you can keep your eyes on the road. Nine other 2008 models are to be integrated this year as well.
Via Gizmodo
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