Motorola L6 Pink : PoC technology

The Motorola L6 Pink is the thinnest candy-bar mobile phone available. With this mobile phone you can capture clear images and videos as it comes with a VGA camera. It is equipped with multimedia photo album creation tools that will enable you to edit, play and send images and videos to others. The L6 Pink supports Bluetooth wireless technology for connectivity with other compatible devices for data transfer and downloads.

The new Push to Talk over Cellular (PoC) technology has been added to the Motorola L6 Pink for easy communication. Visit online shops and find some of the most competitive mobile deals of the Motorola L6 Pink.

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The new Samsung S9402 Duos

The need to divide work to private life pushes many people to use two SIM to be activated differently during the day. To do this type of work is particularly handy with a dual SIM phone, like the new Samsung S9402 Duos. This is a candybar phone design measuring 115 x 48 x 16 mm with a total weight of 140 grams. The AMOLED screen size 2 “has a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels for over 260,000 colors, while the camera is 5 Megapixels with autofocus, image stabilizer and flash LEDs.

Samsung S9402 DuoS features a 2-inch AMOLED display, a 5 Megapixel autofocus camera, Bluetooth, 1GB internal memory, FM Tuner and a microSDHC card slot. The 5 Megapixel camera offers image stabilization, Smile Detection, WDR and LED flash.

The Samsung S9402 DuoS is not a 3G phone. It supports:

• Triband GSM (900/1800/1900 Mhz), GPRS/EDGE connectivity on 1st SIM card
• Dual band (900/1800 Mhz), GPRS/EDGE connectivity on 2nd SIM card

Connectivity using the EDGE protocol, while the internal memory of 1 GB is expandable through microSDHC cards. Not missing the FM radio, audio components with Bang & Olufsen and bluetooth. Devoted to high-end market, for now do not have information on price and availability.

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Blackberry Bold

Blackberry Bold
The BlackBerry® Bold™ smartphone embodies elegant design – without sacrificing the features or functionality you expect from a premium smartphone.

If you are in Canada you will be able to pick this sophisticated and sexy hand set up at Rogers, the price has not yet been disclosed but rumor has it, the price will be around $300 and $400. It’s also looking likely that the Blackberry Bold will be available with other carriers by the end of this week.

But before you start cart-wheeling to your nearest stockies

There has been no other release dates confirmed, but as soon as we know the Bold is coming to a town near you, rest assured we will let you know, how could we let you miss out on the spectacular Bold with Blackberry’s most vivid display ever, a 2-megapixel camera with video recording capability, and a media player for watching movies and managing music collections. Need we say anymore?

Canadian wireless giant Research In Motion (RIM) quietly launched its latest BlackBerry Bold smart phone in the home country Thursday.

The Blackberry Bold, which is considered to be RIM's response to the iPhone 3G launched here last month, didn't generate the euphoria that the Apple device created here last month.

Blackberry makers launch new smart model to take on iPhone

Like the i Phone 3G, the Blackberry Bold is also supported by third-generation wireless networks.

Black BerryBold to take on 3G i Phone

Rogers, the country's biggest telecoms service provider, will support the BlackBerry Bold service across Canada.

NSA looking into security concerns over Blackberry

The new subscribers will have to sign a three-year contract with Rogers Wireless, with an initial payment of $399 which includes cost of the device.

Blackberry: Govt exploring third-party solution

"Rogers Wireless is proud to be first to offer Canadians the world's fastest BlackBerry smartphone on Canada's fastest mobile network," said John Boynton, senior vice president and chief marketing officer at Rogers Wireless.

No security threat from Blackberry services:

"The much awaited BlackBerry Bold smartphone is a 'must have' for connoisseurs of premium products and mobile workers who want to remain connected and productive no matter where their jobs may take them," he said.

After reports of disrupted services by the users of the iPhone 3G, which is also supported by Rogers Wireless, the BlackBerry makers have reportedly optimised the new smartphone for Rogers' 3G wireless data network.

The launch of the BlackBerry Bold in the Canadian market comes after RIM unveiled it in many European and South American markets.

The news smartphone features a newly designed, precision QWERTY keyboard, built-in GPS, enterprise-grade Wi-Fi and many multimedia capabilities. These include a two-megapixel camera with video recording and an advanced media player to play music, watch videos and view pictures.

Boasting a very high resolution display, the BlackBerry Bold smartphone also features a next-generation 624 MHz mobile processor.

Users can also edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents directly on the handset using the preloaded DataViz Documents to its Go software suite.

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