Saturday, January 30th, 2010
The folks of dailymobile.se were recently tipped by their buddy Cre_Rec about some fresh pics of the Samsung S5620 Monte handset. The device is shown in the image below and its specifications are available after the break.
Samsung S5620 comes with HSDPA connectivity, a 3.5mm audio jack, a microSD card slot, 200MB of internal memory and GPS. There’s also WiFi on board, as well as support for 3G connectivity and a 3 inch full touchscreen display with the TouchWiz OS running on the device. We’ll provide extra info, when we get it.
[via dailymobile.se]
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Tuesday, December 15th, 2009
Motorola Zeppelin aka the XT800 and Motorola MT710 are Android handsets we’ve seen before on the web, but they’ve yet to be announced, although we’ve found out that they should make it to China soon. Zeppelin gets pictured below and its specs are available after the break, courtesy of Chinese website The Third Media.
Moto XT800 is a dual mode phone (GSM and CDMA), that packs a 3.7 inch touchscreen display (854 x 480 pixels resolution), supports 3G connectivity, WiFi, incorporates a HDMI port and a 5 megapixel camera with flash. The folks of Mobile-review have also spotted the Motorola MT710 phone next to Zeppelin in a bunch of images, that you can also see below.
We have no info about the launch date of the XT800 and MT710, but we’re guessing they’ll be made available pretty soon.
[via Unwired View]
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Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008
Striking revelation these days! Some pictures of Nokia 63 have surfaced, showing clear that the device exists and is just lingering somewhere before coming to meet its owners.
Wherever it’s wasting time, they have camera there and some pretty decent, good quality pictures show a full QWERTY keypad which looks easy to handle and very comfortable. Still, Nokia 63 is a bit thick and has a low display resolution of 240×320 pixels, which is much less than in the case of other high end handsets.
The specification list also includes HSDPA, Bluetooth and WLAN, all running on Symbian platform. The menu is very similar to that of Nokia E71 and the phone also has a flashlight function which can be so useful sometimes, although it doesn’t recommend it as the most evolved device out there.
The Nokia E63 is said to be prepared for a release in three variants. The E63-1is for Europe, the E63-2 has no camera, but more memory, while E63-3 is aimed at the US.
[via:boygeniusreport]
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