Articles about phones

Sony Ericsson today announces its first mobile phone with Smile Shutter technology.Sony Ericsson today introduces the beautifully simple C510 Cyber-shot, its most affordable Cyber-shot phone to date, and an application upgrade to the C905 Cyber-shot phone, currently at the top of the charts across the globe.
Sony Ericsson C510 features:
*2.2 inches TFT scratch-resistant display with 262K colors and 240 x 320 pixels
*3.2 MP camera with autofocus, face detection and geotagging
*Slide in lens cover
*Illuminated imaging shortcuts
*Auto-rotation
*Snapfish application (by HP)
*Google Maps
*Access NetFront browser
*Email
*Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync
*YouTube upload
*Bluetooth
*Media player
*FM radio with RDS
*SMS conversation style
*100MB of internal memory
*Memory Stick Micro M2 cards support
*92 grams
*107 x 47 x 12.5 mm
UPDATE: The C510 is expected to go on sale in early February

Another announcement comes from T-Mobile wich is going to released 3G handsets for the holidays in the Tap and Nokia 3711.The Tap is a touchscreen phone that resembles the HTC Touch with a 2.0 megapixel camera with video capture, GPS and stereo Bluetooth support and microSDHC expansion slot while the Nokia 3711 features an external display, GPS with Nokia Maps support and a 2.0 megapixel camera with video recorder along with Series 40.

The Pantech Reveal C790 can now be purchased from AT&T. This phone was launched at the same time as that of Samsung Samsung Mythic, Samsung Flight and Pantech Impact. Formerly known as the Pantech Aladdin, this phone is a slider phone which features an alpha numeric keypad and also a QWERTY one. The keypads are very active and provide you with a quick messaging service. This phone is available in two colors, Red and Blue. Teenagers will surely love this phone.
This phone also features a 2.2 inch QVGA display, 3G connectivity, AT&T Navigator, IM, email, HTML browser, music/video player, 1.3 Megapixel camera and MicroSD card support which can be extended up to 16GB. The phone is priced at $79.99 along with a two year contract agreement and after a $50 mail-in rebate.

In anticipation of New Year celebrations Philips presented a special version of the popular mobile phone Philips Xenium 9 @ 9q.The special edition Xenium 9@9q mobiles — dubbed Dragon and Phoenix — both feature rather snazzy designs and can reportedly last up to a month in standby mode. The most fantastic aspect is probably the subtle light-up indicators on the outside of the clamshell, and yes, we’re serious. Still, a phone with such longevity might actually be worth $172.