LG Optimus (16 GB)

Get immersed in the engaging and interesting applications of LG Optimus. It's versatility and style will leave you absolutely awestruck!

BlackBerry Storm 9530 with 3G

Buy and be impressed by the BlackBerry Storm Smartphone. With a unique touch screen and cutting-edge multimedia capabilities, it’s got the power and performance to drive your desires? Update your Facebook, manage your email, chat, shoot video or even edit Microsoft files. Make a great impression as you travel any corner of the world.

Samsung - H1

Samsung H1' Touchscreen mobile phone has a bright 3.5in Oled (organic light-emitting diode) display and QVGA resolution on which its 16.7 million shades of colour. It also offers GPRS, 3G, a 5Mp camera and a 16 GB memory.

HTC Imagio Windows 6.5 Smartphone

Featuring the Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional platform, the ultra-slim HTC Imagio combines performance and functionality in one sleek package. This touchscreen-enabled smartphone offers a large and vibrant, 3.6-inch display with a customizable home screen and an on-screen QWERTY keyboard for fast and easy typing. It also comes with a host of multimedia features which will make sure that you are never far from your favourite music, movies or social platform.

Motorola Quench XT5 - 3G Touch Android GSM

The new Motorola XT5 is more than just a bussiness tool. With its powerful Android platform, Wifi capability, full HTML browser and a 5MP camera with LED flash, you can have lots of fun anytime and anywhere you want to.

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Friday, April 8, 2011

BlackBerry Orlando leaks out: say hello to the touchscreen Curve


As if we needed any more signs of where Research in Motion was heading in terms of its 2011 device line, we've just caught wind of yet another touchscreen-equipped Berry. The BlackBerry "Orlando" is purported to be a variation of the Curve with touch capabilities, already being described as a mini Bold Touch. This yet again begs the question of why exactly RIM has so many different devices planned, especially when the spec differences are so minor. We wish the company would deviate from this approach it has relied on for years, but it seems to be more focused on its tablet strategy than it is on pushing the envelope with phones. Additionally, it could just mean that BB6 might be sticking around for a while and that RIM wants its users to get acclimated, or perhaps that it might take a little longer than we think for QNX to trickle down from the PlayBook.

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