Archive for the ‘Smart Phone’ Category
October 18th, 2009 | 
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Samsung re-develop a new innovation in the mobile phone clipped created. Most recently, vendors from South Korea (Korea) is preparing SPH-M8400 as the latest weapons. Working closely with KT, one of the second-largest mobile phone vendor in South Korea, Samsung SPH-M8400 pinned with WiBro technology, called WiMax technology in South Korea. The presence of this technology certainly makes Samsung the leader of the first WiMax mobile phone among other vendors.
Not only that, reported the New Mobile Phone, Sunday (18/10/2009), smartphone Samsung SPH-M8400 also features a VoIP (Voice over IP) to save the cost of phone calls to mobile users. VoIP will replace the phone’s voice penggilan service, used to promote wireless Internet use. In addition, KT is planning to focus on offering data services costs low, providing a variety of terminals, introduced the 4 services that screen mobile phone, Internet, IPTV, and VoIP terminals, is also open marketplace for wireless Internet applications. Read the rest of this entry »
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After Nokia have finished provide smart phone using the Linux operating system in N900 Maemo 5. Now, the vendor plans to make the N920. According to the outstanding issues, N920 is the successor of the N900 recently released to the consumer market is limited. Other news also mentioned, N920 will use the Linux operating system currently under development, Maemo 6. In fact, Nokia has big expectations in the future to announce the phone.
Launched by Softpedia, Friday (16/10/2009), still carrying the N920 Qwerty keyboard in the 4:13-inch screen size, which uses touch screen technology. With a 4:13-inch screen size, of course, make larger N920 less than the first mobile phone. Other specifications, processor N920 with the power to enter ARM Cortez A8, with space to reach 32GB memory, enough vacant for data storing large with a fairly fast speed. Problem connectivity, this device has a network supporting GSM, EDGE, WCDMA, up to HSPA. Read the rest of this entry »
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