The Talk Premium is a handset for elderly people and a very simple piece of equipment, that’s only able to call people, text and be used as an alarm clock. Emporia’s handset looks very retro and chunky and it even packs a little LED torch light, plus a bunch of large buttons and easy to see screen.
The phone measures 123 x 58 x 17mm, a...
The Phonedog people spent some quality time with the AT&T version of Samsung Mythic and found it to be a device with a nice design and a colourful touchscreen. Its flaws are spotty reception (sometimes), a not so good battery life and the fact that its design is pretty average.
You can consider this just another touchscreen feature phone from Samsung...
The lucky folks of BGR have managed to score an early review unit of the Motorola Droid handset, previously known as Verizon Droid or Tao/Sholes. This info comes as a pretty predictable piece of news, specially since the specs and details of the handset have recently been leaked by Moto, who accidentally launched its official phone site a weak earlier...
Philips has just leaked a fresh Xenium series handset, the K700, with specs and renders coming straight from Mother Russia. This device resembles a Sony Ericsson multimedia phone, but its specs are far from impressive, unless you count battery life.
Philips Xenium X700 comes with a 2.8 inch TFT-LCD touchscreen display with a 400 x 240 pixels resolution,...
Everyone knows by now that AT&T’s not the most reliable carrier in the world, but to stop selling a handset because of the operator’s issues is certainly unheard of (or is it? they also had issues with Nokia 5800 NAM).
AT&T has just announced that it’ll stop selling Nokia 6650, because it’s performing upgrades in its...
A Chinese forum member from here claims that the iPhone 3GS is capable of playing both 720p and 1080p video, encoded with H.264. The only problem is that Apple artificially limited playback resolution to 640 x 480 pixels. Do we really need such playback quality on the go and are you up to sacrifice the handset’s battery life for better resolution?
Turns...
Thuraya Telecommunications Company has just launched a new rugged satellite phone, known as the Thuraya XT. The device is compatible with the global telecom IP54/IK03 standards and uses a glare-resistant display, allowing the user to read the on screen text even in bright sunlight.
The handset’s battery lasts for about 6 hours, while the standby...
Looking for a mighty GPS phone and you’re afraid to try a Garmin-Asus smartphone? You can always rely on Pharos Traveler 137, that recently got reviewed by the guys at Crunchgear. Right from the get go, we learn that the device comes with a huge 3.5 inch 800 x 480 pixel touchscren display, that’s finger compatible and also supports a stylus.
Since...
As you know, the lucky folks of Mobile Review managed to preview Nokia E72 for the first time and we know almost all that’s needed about E71′s follow-up. We remind you that the E71 sold millions of units since its launch and we can think of no reason why the E72 wouldn’t perform the same way.
Nokia E72 weighs 128 grams and measures...
Now that the iPhone 3GS was announced and the Palm Pre is available on the market, it’s time for a comparison of the two devices plus the T-Mobile G1, done by the folks of Billshrink. The iPhone 3GS will be sold by AT&T, while Palm Pre is available on Sprint and Android G1 can be bought via T-Mobile.
The iPhone 3GS comes in 16GB and 32GB...