Nokia 6230 Cell Phone Features
- Take photos and videos with the integrated VGA camera/camcorder
- High Speed EDGE data
- 65K color TFT display
- Bluetooth wireless technology
Service
- Cincinnati Bell
- Cingular
- CorrComm, LLC
- Simmetry Communications
- Viaero Wireless
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As more and more MP3-capable phones populate the marketplace, manufacturers are pushing out their products in preparation for the upcoming Christmas season.
Unique is the best way to describe Samsung’s latest entry to the music phone arena. The SCH-A950 allows consumers can take their favorite tunes with them wherever they go. Limited only by the size of the TransFlash memory card, users can activate the music player with keys on the phone’s exterior. Through an innovative scroll wheel, consumers can navigate through the A950’s music library and playlists in iPod-like fashion.
Adding more levels to its multimedia multi-tasking, the A950 also features a 1.3-megapixel digital camera and camcorder, dual high-resolution color LCDs, and VCAST service to stream and download video clips with high-speed EV-DO connection, making the Samsung A950 a robust mobile entertainment center.
- Samsung SCH-A950 Review
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Nokia and China Putian today signed an agreement to set up a joint venture to focus on R&D, manufacturing and sales of 3G network solutions for TD-SCDMA and WCDMA technologies. Through this joint venture the two companies will provide 3G products and solutions to their customers.
The joint venture will be located in Wuhan, the capital city of China’s Hubei Province. It will focus on network solutions for the 3G standards TD-SCDMA and WCDMA, as well as providing network construction and optimization services.
The total investment in the joint venture is 900 million RMB (approximately 90 million euros). China Putian and Nokia will have 51% and 49% shares respectively in the joint venture. Products of the joint venture will be marketed under the Potevio brand held by China Putian. The joint venture will launch TD-SCDMA and WCDMA systems in 2006. Nokia will continue to sell WCDMA systems under its own brand both globally and in China.
China Putian and Nokia have cooperated in GSM technology for over ten years. The new joint venture will further strengthen this partnership and enhance both companies’ capabilities to provide services and solutions to their customers.
"China Putian has actively participated in the R&D and industrialization of TD-SCDMA technology and was among the first companies to pass the TD-SCDMA field trials, organized by the Chinese Ministry of Information Industry, with excellent performance," said Xing Wei, Chairman and CEO of China Putian. She continued, "We are happy to extend our cooperation with Nokia, which has such strong competence in WCDMA, and are confident that the new joint venture will be successful."
"The widened cooperation between China Putian and Nokia will contribute greatly to the 3G industry development in China. It shows Nokia’s concrete commitment to TD-SCDMA technology," said Simon Beresford-Wylie, Executive Vice President and General Manager, Networks, Nokia.
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Samsung’s SGH-E635 follows the highly successful D500 slider phone form factor, except there is even more zing in the design than before. It’s an entry-level fun phone that specializes in taking candid shots on-the-fly. Battery life is nothing short of phenomenal, which is a huge plus for any decent camera phone. Unfortunately, the keypad is somewhat tiny and it has a cheap, plastic feel to it that makes it seem more fragile than it looks. The SGH-E635 is a smart-looking handset that would suit beginners well.
[via CNet]
Palm’s latest PDA from its Z-line is nothing to shout about, other than some minor improvements. It comes in iPod white and weighs just three ounces. Too bad there is no Bluetooth connectivity or Net surfing features like its more expensive brethren. At $99, its bright color screen is bound to attract newcomers to the PDA market. In short, the Z22 is an inexpensive tool that reaps dividends when it comes to organizing your life. (specs below)
[Official page at Palm]
The new $299 Palm TX handheld comes with built-in WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, making this one wireless device that should see brisk sales this coming holiday season. You can now browse the web or check your email wherever there is a WiFi network available without the hassle of carrying a bulky notebook. You can even bring your Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files with you, modifying them on the go. The large color screen can rotate between portrait and landscape formats, which is a refreshing change. (specs below)
[Official page at Palm]
