Nokia has unveiled a new touch-screen phone that it calls "the world's most advanced mobile computer". The Nokia N97, which goes on sale early next year, combines a slide-out QWERTY keyboard with a 3.5in touch-screen, up to 48GB of storage, and high-speed internet access. The device has been dubbed a potential "iPhone killer" by some tech experts.
When the Nokia N97 mobile phone was announced as the latest N-Series model in early December 2008, people started showing a lot of interest in this phone. It is apparently not just a regular old mobile phone but a "mobile computer" as well, a bold claim I hear you say. Of course it is, but with the advances that we've made in ...
One of the many awaited smart phones of this season, the Samsung i8910 or the Omnia HD, has quietly joined the ranks on Orange in the United Kingdom. The Omnia HD really has a lot of great features. It's able to shoot 720p videos at 24fps and the OLED screen is just amazing. And with the dual speakers and 5.1 surround sound, it's like having a tiny HDTV at your Palm.
The Samsung's amazing new i8910 HD, formally know as the Omnia HD, mobile phone, it's just one impressive feature after another – in fact, just the sheer amount of technology Samsung have installed in the i8910 HD makes it something special! To prove we're not exaggerating, here's a quick look at the what we love about the i8910:
We have received the Nokia 5800 phone for review and as we are by no means experts with anything to do with Symbian, rather than doing a full detailed review of the features of the Symbian S60 operating system we are going to take a look round the hardware of the phone and the touch interface and see how it works as a touch screen device compared to the expe ...
