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VirtuV F10 Short Specification :

Dimension : 107x55, 5x14,9 mm
Weight : 110 g
Display : 2.8" QVGA (240*320 Pixels) TFT 262.000 Color,
Touch screen
Frequency : Tri-Band GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
Battery : Li-ion 1.100 MAh
Talk time : 300 mints Standby : 300hrs
Connect Inter : GPRS Class 12
Bluetooth A2DP (Stereo)
USB 2.0





Browser : WAP 2.0 Support (x HTML)

Memory : 1000 Entries phone book, multi data , 500 Entries
SMS & 100 Entries MMS, 87 MB memory storage internal, Support
Micro SD s/d 2 GB

Camera : 10 MP SONY Sensor, Flash light, Auto Focus, Face
Detection, Macro Auto-Focus, Video digital anti-shake function

Multimedia : Music Player (Format MP3, AMR, MIDI, AWB & WAV)
Video Recorder (Format 3GP & MP4)
Video Player (Format 3GP & MP4), Support Video Snapshot, Sound
Recorder (Format AMR, WAV & AWB).

Messaging : SMS, MMS, Email
Language : Multi-language.
Feature : Touch Pad,Calculator.
Pict : Bridge Currency Converter.

♥ Slide Show Pictures Unit Converter.
♥ Photo Artist Stop Watch.
♥ Images Tiles E-Book Reader.
♥ Video Editor Flight Mode.
♥ Scroll Touch Desktop Alarm.
♥ Vibrate Touch Calendar.
♥ Dictionary To Do List.
♥ Chronic Watch Display World Clock.
♥ Java Bluetooth Remote Control, and
♥ TV Out Call Blacklist.


Ø sorry, news of the price is still not known...

VirtuV F10 Short Specification :

Dimension : 107x55, 5x14,9 mm
Weight : 110 g
Display : 2.8" QVGA (240*320 Pixels) TFT 262.000 Color,
Touch screen
Frequency : Tri-Band GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
Battery : Li-ion 1.100 MAh
Talk time : 300 mints Standby : 300hrs
Connect Inter : GPRS Class 12
Bluetooth A2DP (Stereo)
USB 2.0





Browser : WAP 2.0 Support (x HTML)

Memory : 1000 Entries phone book, multi data , 500 Entries
SMS & 100 Entries MMS, 87 MB memory storage internal, Support
Micro SD s/d 2 GB

Camera : 10 MP SONY Sensor, Flash light, Auto Focus, Face
Detection, Macro Auto-Focus, Video digital anti-shake function

Multimedia : Music Player (Format MP3, AMR, MIDI, AWB & WAV)
Video Recorder (Format 3GP & MP4)
Video Player (Format 3GP & MP4), Support Video Snapshot, Sound
Recorder (Format AMR, WAV & AWB).

Messaging : SMS, MMS, Email
Language : Multi-language.
Feature : Touch Pad,Calculator.
Pict : Bridge Currency Converter.

♥ Slide Show Pictures Unit Converter.
♥ Photo Artist Stop Watch.
♥ Images Tiles E-Book Reader.
♥ Video Editor Flight Mode.
♥ Scroll Touch Desktop Alarm.
♥ Vibrate Touch Calendar.
♥ Dictionary To Do List.
♥ Chronic Watch Display World Clock.
♥ Java Bluetooth Remote Control, and
♥ TV Out Call Blacklist.


Ø sorry, news of the price is still not known...

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The Symbian-powered Sony Ericsson Idou cell phone that was unveiled at Mobile World Congress earlier this year will be coming to the market as the “Satio”. The phone features a 3.5-inch touchscreen display at 640 x 350 resolution, a superb 12.1MP digital camera with a xenon flash, dual-band HSPA, and a microSD slot. Available in black, silver, and bordeaux, the Sony Ericsson Satio will be released in October this year. Stay tuned for more updates

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Verizon Wireless will be introducing three new LG Mobile Phones, just in time for summer. LG enV3 is available Friday, while LG enV TOUCH and LG Glance will be available June 5.

Features they all offer:

* Text, picture and voice messaging with threaded message feature
* Bluetooth headset-capable
o headset, hands-free (car kits), object push (for vCard and vCal), and phonebook access
* VZ Navigator
* Mobile Email, Mobile Web, Mobile Instant Messaging and Chat
* Chaperone Parent-capable
* Ability to save up to 10 contacts as favorites



LG enV3 and LG enV TOUCH offer:

* Full QWERTY keyboard
* HTML Web browsing-capable
* Visual Voice Mail
* Up to 16 GB microSD card optional removable memory
* Text Instant Reply feature – can automatically start a reply message when you read a message
* Media Center for storing and downloading music from V CAST Music with Rhapsody, games and more

Unique to LG enV TOUCH:

* Read documents from any microSD card in several file formats including .doc, .xls, .ppt, and .pdf
* 3” external touch screen / 3” internal screen
* 3.2 megapixel camera/camcorder with autofocus, flash and image editor

Unique to LG enV3:

* Internal screen: 2.60” and external screen: 1.56”
* 3.0 megapixel camera/camcorder

Unique to LG Glance:

* An ultra-slim design with a “woven” metal back plate
* 1.3 megapixel camera

The LG enV3 cost $129.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate with a new two-year customer agreement. LG enV TOUCH cost $149.99 after a $70 mail-in rebate with a new two-year customer agreement. LG Glance cost $49.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate with a new two-year customer agreement. Customers will receive the rebate in the form of a debit card; upon receipt, customers may use the card as cash anywhere debit cards are accepted

Samsung S5050 is yet another new slider from South Korea. It was first unveiled in February, and now it has appeared in several press photos – although without an official announcement.

The S5050 is quite similar to the S5200 that was announced in Russia today, both in design and when it comes to features.

The main difference is that the QVGA screen of the S5050 is an AMOLED one, while the screen of S5200 is a TFT one.

The other specs of Samsung S5050 include:

* Quad-band GSM/EDGE connectivity
* Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP
* FM radio with RDS
* 3.2MP autofocus camera with LED flash
* 40MB of internal memory
* MicroSDHC card support, up to 8GB
* 800 mAh battery
* 105 x 49 x 14.6 mm
* 102 grams

Samsung S5050 should be available for purchase starting this summer. Its retail price will be of around $235 (€168).

Google has just announced the Android Developer Challenge 2 (ADC 2), the second edition of the competition that should (and will) bring new and cool applications for the Android OS – which has now reached version 1.5.

Participants can develop apps, evaluate/score others’ apps, or both.

The ADC 2 will debut in August, when developers will be able to submit their applications. These applications will be ‘judged’ by users who have access to Android Market, via a special ADC 2 app that lets them download, test and rate the submissions.

There will be 20 finalist applications, for 10 distinct categories:

* Education/Reference
* Social Networking
* Lifestyle
* Productivity/Tools
* Entertainment
* Games: Casual/Puzzle
* Games: Arcade/Action
* Media
* Travel
* Misc

Winners will be announced in mid-November 2009.

The prizes for each of ADC 2’s ten categories are as follows:

* 1st prize: $100,000
* 2nd prize: $50,000
* 3rd prize: $25,000

Also, there will be three overall winners:

* 1st prize: $150,000
* 2nd prize: $50,000
* 3rd prize: $25,000

Samsung S5200 officially revealed with specs, price and a release date.The S5200 is a thin slider (only 10.9mm) that could be marketed as a camera phone. Its 3.2MP camera comes with autofocus, LED flash, smile shot, face detection and even panoramic shots.

The full specs of Samsung S5200 include:

* 2.1 inch QVGA display with 16 million colors
* Bluetooth
* Samsung DNSe audio technology
* FM radio with RDS
* Video player
* 50MB of internal memory
* MicroSDHC card support, up to 8GB
* Talk time: up to 5 hours
* Standby time: up to 300 hours

In Russia, Samsung S5200 will be available starting June, for a retail price of around 9,999 RUB (€228 or $318).

The video shows the phone’s touchscreen AMOLED screen. The phone comes with a 3.2-inch AMOLED HVGA touchscreen display with 480 x 320 resolution, a 5MP camera, an 8GB of internal memory, GPS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. This smartphone will work on the GSM/EDGE 850/1900MHz and 3G AWS 1700MHz band.

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Toshiba’s Biblio is touted as an e-book reader. Instead of an electronic paper display like ones found in established e-book readers, such as Amazon’s Kindle, the biblio makes do with a traditional 3.5-inch LCD touchscreen with an extra-long 480×960 resolution. The advantage here is that the Biblio can render crisp color images rather than grayscale, but the e-ink display is more battery friendly and is said to cause less eye strain.

It features 7GB of user-accessible storage on board for books, and also has a slide-out dynamic keyboard that can display a numeric pad in the portrait orientation or full QWERTY in landscape. Books and other content can be downloaded thanks to a Wi-Fi connection. Opera Mobile 9.5 browser is preloaded onto the handset, which includes YouTube and Flash support, as well as AJAX scripting. Moreover it has a 5.1Mpix camera module, and an electronic dictionary module.

Sadly, there’s no word on pricing or availability for the device.

Rumor has it on the next Nokia Internet Tablet referred to as the N900, Rover,coming this year to T-Mobile USA. MobileCrunch has published what is believed to be specifications of Nokia’s upcoming Internet Tablet, possibly called the N900. The specs they report are no surprise: They’re a combination of the existing N810, some features of the N97.

The N900 comes with features like: HSPA, WiFi and GPS connectivity, Maemo 5, 3.5-inch WVGA touchscreen, a 5 megapixels Carl Zeiss camera with dual-LED flash and 1GB total virtual memory. The device is said to be powered by Texas Instruments’ OMAP3430 processor, the same as that in the Palm Pre. The new tablet is believed to be powered by Nokia’s Maemo5 Linux-based operating system. Additionally, the Rover does not appear to feature the navi-keys found on the slide-out layer of the N97.

Tablet is supposedly planned to be announced in June, with availability in August or September.

Two giant carriers Spain’s Telefónica and Japan’s NTT DoCoMo will debut Toshiba TG01 Windows Mobile Phone in Japanese and Spanish market starting June 2009, respectively. The Japanese version, called PRO T-01A, will arrive sometime in June, while Spain will get the TG01 in July. This high-end smartphone offers a huge 4.1-inch WVGA touchscreen display, a Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, Windows Mobile 6.1 OS (upgradeable to 6.5), 3.15MP camera with autofocus,a 3D user interface, Wi-Fi, GPS and a microSD card slot. Pricing info is still unknown at the moment. In addition, both companies are also planning to collaborate for developing “possible services and applications for open OS handsets.”

Two more HTC devices are coming out soon, and they’re biggies because they are the Touch Pro2 and the Touch Diamond2.

AT&T is the last US carrier to announce it’ll be getting the Pro2, though here it is named the HTC Fortress. We wouldn’t be surprised if the name sticks, much like how the Touch Pro became the HTC Fuze. The Touch Diamond2 is named the HTC Warhawk.

HTC Fortress:

Supposedly scheduled for launch as early as tomorrow (which doesn’t sound at all right considering we haven’t heard even any rumors up to this point), the HTC Fortress has:

• 3.6″ WVGA display
• 3.2 MP Camera with Autofocus
• WinMo 6.1 with AKU6 (we assume upgradeable to 6.5 at some point)
• Triband AT&T 3G
• aGPS

We’ve noticed that none of the slides we’ve seen so far today have mentioned WiFi, so we don’t know if they are included but just left out on the spec sheet, or if they just won’t have it. Seems silly that WiFi would not be included to ease the bandwidth burden AT&T’s experienced lately.

HTC Warhawk:

Scheduled for August 24, the Warhawk should have Windows Mobile 6.5 on it from the launch. But just as any other rumor or tentative release date, these specs could change at any time.

The Warhawk will also have:

• 3.2″ WVGA touch display
• dual-band AT&T 3G
• 3.2 MP Camera
• Video Share
• aGPS

This is great news. We had heard the Magnum was confirmed for AT&T but it is great to hear that the other three are coming there as well. This will give the Blackberry lineup a large boost.

So let’s go through each one and see what the slides say, and what info is already circulating about those devices.

Blackberry Onyx

While most of the specs are identical to the Bold, a couple key changes are the 3.2 MP camera, and the slide also mentions using a micro USB connector instead of the standard Mini USB that RIM has used for eons.

The style also looks a little different. It’s reminiscent of Bold vs Curve 8900. The below crystal-clear picture shows off the Onyx, reviewed earlier by Kevin at Crackberry.

Blackberry Magnum

Such a detailed picture, isn’t it? The Magnum is being touted as the “Blackberry Bold portfolio evolution”. We’re excited about this one, as it’s supposed to have full QWERTY as well as HVGA touchscreen. Nice!

The Magnum is also bragging up a Navigation evolution. Huh? Should be interesting to find out more about this mysterious handset, for sure. Here’s a fuzzy pic of what the Magnum should really look like.

Blackberry Pearl 3G

Not much needs to be said of this one, as it is a natural upgrade to the current Pearl line. A much needed upgrade, considering the Pearl dates back a good 3 years. This will be of the non-flip variety and will sport triband AT&T 3G, as well as a high resolution display (exact res TBD). We hope the Pearl 3G will look a little more stylish than the one in the slide.

Blackberry Gemini

Also known as the Blackberry Curve 8520, the Gemini is well-named because of the look and feel of it. Here’s the confusing part though — according to our previous reports, the Gemini is supposed to come with an optical trackball (or trackpad, whichever you want to call it) instead of the usual Curve-style trackball, yet the above slide mentions it comes with a trackball.

By the looks of it, the Gemini is meant to be more of an entry-level Blackberry as it won’t have 3G, it may have GPS but not sure yet, and 2 MP camera with no flash. Picture below.

As of yet we don’t have any release dates for these handsets, but it’s refreshing to see a whole slew of new phones to replace the aging Blackberry devices currently for sale on AT&T. Your thoughts?

We hope you’re having a fun time keeping up with the schload of leaked internal specs for forthcoming AT&T phones, because we’re not done yet. It’s Nokia’s time to shine, as they supposedly have four phones on deck for the 2nd largest US carrier.

Until the release of the E71x last month, things between Nokia and AT&T were rather quiet. The last major phone released was the 6650, which became EOL only a few short months after it was launched.

For you Nokia fans — and there are a lot of you out there — hearing about these four new handsets are like a breath of fresh air. Let’s check them out.

Nokia Mako

For a landscape QWERTY device, the Mako is the most uniquely designed that we’ve seen in a long time. But on first impression, it looks rather clever. Instead of having a bulky look, the keyboard appears like it easily tucks into the phone without adding any extra size.

The Mako runs on Symbian S60 3.2, the same as the E71x and the 6650.

If we had to guess, this will be intended more as a messaging phone than a smartphone, because the specs are ho-hum. Only 128 MB internal memory with expandable slot, 2 MP camera, and a 2.5 mm headphone jack (Really? 2.5? Really?), for example. But this new design could certainly spark the interest of some of the younger folks.

The slide mentions an early June release, though we tend to disbelieve such a notion simply because we haven’t heard anything about the Mako until now. But we’ve seen crazier things happen.

Nokia Grouper

The Grouper almost looks though Nokia is actually finding inspiration from the Motorola RAZR. The Grouper is a super thin clamshell with external music controls, running Series 40, and offers plenty other standard specs for a mid-range phone.

Below is the pic taken for the FCC filing, and everything looks like it’s going straight to AT&T here, complete with CV button.

Anticipated release date is the end of July.

Nokia Snapper

The Snapper seems to be the 6555’s replacement. Another standard clamshell, the Snapper has almost identical specs to the Grouper, and is music-optimized. Feel free to check the above slide to get exact specs, but nothing we can see really stands out to us.

Anticipated release date is August 7.

Nokia Thresher

As seen above, the Nokia Thresher has a very N-series look to it, complete with a sporty slider style. The Thresher has a few neat features to help it stand above the Grouper and Snapper, such as:

• 360 degree optical joystick
• 3.2 MP camera
• Uplink noise cancellation
• Navigation and entertainment enablers

Perhaps not the most loaded device on the planet, but certainly it has a few things going for it. This one will apparently hit stores September 18.

Earlier today we discussed breaking news about the HTC Lancaster becoming the first Android phone on AT&T, a big shocker to many considering the company was quite hush-hush about what the future held for the Google mobile OS.

Good news, Android fans — that’s not all AT&T has in the pipeline! The Motorola Heron, aka Iron Man, is still on the roadmap for the holiday season.

There were some rumblings almost a month ago that the Heron was in the works, but there was no information as to what specs to expect with it.

Let’s go over some of the specs on the Heron.

As you can see, nothing terribly mind-blowing, though the 2.8″ QVGA touch screen isn’t shabby considering it’s a slider that reveals a full qwerty underneath. The video capture also looks nice, as AT&T takes the time to brag up the 24 fps QVGA capabilities.

The Heron is geared up for a November release, but we can’t be certain as to how accurate these slides are, or how old they truly are.