Google phone

A month ago, we wrote about how Google was going to launch its own smart phone: now here's the evidence. The Nexus One runs on Android 2.1, and will be sold online by Google (although other retailers, including Best Buy, according to Boy Genius, will be flogging it) and will come unlocked, meaning you can choose your own network provider. More juice on the phone below.






The gallery comes courtesy of Engadget, who also captured a sweet shot of the smart phone's backside, (with a cute little tramp stamp of an otherworldly being) revealing that, beneath the ripped-off Post-It fragment is a QR code — useful, since the Nexus One will be running Google Goggles, an app that takes photos and then generates search results once it's worked out what the image is of. No need for the Mountain View campus to install a photocopier for its Christmas party, then, as using this phone to take rude pictures will be a million times more interesting.

The Nexus One's OS boasts 3D-style elements to its app tray, and there's a grid icon that previews all your homescreen pages. There are four touch-sensitive buttons below the screen, and a volume control on the side of the device. So, let's pose the same question that we ask whenever an innovative new smartphone rears its pretty little head: is this going to be the phone that lands a blow on Apple? We'll find out next year, I guess.

Dell Adamo XPS laptops

Dell still has us in deep-want mode for one of those elegant Adamo XPS laptops, but we just can't get over their way-too-high price. You can imagine our astonishment when we saw the Dell Vostro V13, looking a whole lot like that line of svelte Adamos, but costing a mere fraction of their price, starting at $450. Do we no longer have to choose between two of the following: good, fast, and cheap?

Could be. You get a lot for your money, — the 13.3-inch-screened Vostro V13 brings respectable specs. At .65 inches, it's plenty thin, and weighs a mere 3.5 pounds. Processor choices include a 1.2GHz Celeron, 1.3GHz Core 2 Duo, or 1.4GHz Core 2 Solo, and there's even room for other niceties on board such as an Ethernet port, eSATA, and SD and ExpressCard slots.

It's great to see Dell bringing high design down into the lower end. We're starting to think that before too long, all laptops will be designer-gorgeous. It's about time.

Video Cellphone

VPhone may be a viable Android phone without the video. It's got a 5MP camera with flash on the rear, a slide-out horizontal QWERTY keyboard, a large 3.5-inch touchscreen, Wi-Fi, and a hefty 7-hour rated talk time. Saygus says the battery will give you four hours of video chatting, if you can find anyone else to chat with.

SAMSUNG I8000 Omnia II

SAMSUNG I8000 Omnia II



The Samsung I8000 Omnia II is a touchscreen phone which sports with so many features like 3.7-inch AMOLED display, 8GB of internal memory, support for micro SD cards of up to 32GB, a 5-megapixel camera and FM radio with recording capability. Apart from that, the new set boasts of high resolution of 800x400 and can display 65k colours.The other features in the Omnia II include high quality video recording with 720x480 resolutions at 30fps. However, it lags behind the Omnia HD, which can record 720p videos. The set also has 3G support and runs through a powerful S3C6410 800Mhz processor. More to it, the users can enjoy with its 3D photo album, video library, music library, browser bookmarks, Picasa, Flickr and chatting service Facebook.

Karbonn K 661

KARBONN K661
KARBONN K661 is a Dual SIM mobile. It has a 2 Mega pixels Camera with Video Player. The screen display has 240 X 320 pixels with Touch screen. It support WAP/MMS, GPRS Class 12, MP3 player, Bluetooth A2DP, Voice changer, FM Radio, Background Sound changer and Motion sensor



Specification

* GSM 900/ 1800

* Dual SIM dual standby single working

* WAP/MMS

* GPRS Class 12

* MP3 player

* Bluetooth A2DP

* Voice changer

* FM Radio

* Background Sound changer

* 2 Mega pixels Camera

* Video Player

* Touch screen

* Motion sensor

Nokia N82

Nokia N82 now in black The Finland giant Nokia has now released the speculated Nokia N82 in a black version. The phone was only seen in the USA Nokia online store with an “unlocked” status. The phone is now available for purchase at a price of $629 with free shipping for the US. Nokia E51 now without a camera Nokia has now introduced a new addition to its business family phones – the camera free Nokia E51. Nokia E51 camera free variant has the same qualities as those of the old Nokia E51.