“High-tech meets user friendly in the sleek, sophisticated and feature-packed Motorola A780 – combining advanced functionality and ease of use to make this handset indispensable to on-the-go professionals who work and play hard. The Motorola A780 may look like a traditional handset, however, with one innovative flip, a brilliant color touch screen is revealed. Armed with an array of tools such as MOTOSYNC advanced over-the-air synchronization of corporate email, contacts and calendar, the model A780 is sure to keep you in touch, on track and in-the-know. An integrated MP3 player, 1.3 megapixel camera plus video streaming*, recording and playback and 3D Java games, promise multiple mobile entertainment options are at hand when you need to take a break from the daily grind.”
Motorola Motorola A780
Released for T-Mobile, the RIM BlackBerry 7105t is the successor to the 7100t that adds enhanced Yahoo! Mail access allowing customers to manage their personal and corporate e-mail. As the first internet e-mail provider to take advantage of integration options available via BlackBerry Internet Service, Yahoo! can provide real-time, push-based delivery of email to T-Mobile customers. The BlackBerry 7105t also puts top-of-the-line features, such as speakerphone and Bluetooth technology into a sleek and stylish handset.
“Motorola’s chief executive - Ed Zander has reportedly admitted that the company may have got it wrong with the recently released, iTunes-compatible, ROKR phone.
Apparently Ed Zander was reacting to research findings, that the number of people returning the ROKR is six times higher than normal.
Albert Lin, an analyst at American Technology Research, conducted research among US retailers and distributors, and concluded that there is an overall disappointment with the ROKR. Lin found that many customers who have bought the phone, are exchanging it for other handsets, sooner than expected for a recently launched product. ”
Techtree.com > ROKR Not Rocking, says Motorola
Those who strictly follow the late-adopter mentality can rejoice. Palm have officially announced a $50 drop in the popular Treo 650’s price. The unlocked Treo 650 without a carrier is now going for $599 and can be used with any GSM carrier within the US.
[Via Mobile Tech Review]
Sony Ericsson’s stylish new HBH-662 Akono Bluetooth headset allows you to see who’s calling you and check your battery level via the LCD display located on the headset itself (Puzzling if you are leaving the headset on your ear all the time). Talk time is rated at 5 hours, with 150 hours of standby time. One great feature is the voice calling function that frees your hands to attend to more important matters.
[Via Mobile Whack]
Here’s a leaked picture of the Nokia N71. This clamshell 3G phone comes with 2 cameras like all good 3G phones do. One of the cameras is a 2 megapixel monster with flash minus auto focus, while the other will most probably be a vanilla VGA one. The N71’s dual display will be encased by a stainless steel motif similar to the rest of the N-Series. The expected release date is rumored to be early 2007, but will such technology be considered state-of-the-art by then?
[Via Symplification] - Photo gallery below;
