Nokia 3600 Cell Phone Features
- Take pictures with an integrated digital VGA camera
- Video recorder allows you to capture short video clips
- Use infrared or Bluetooth wireless technology to establish a wireless connection with another device
- Access information on the Internet with a built-in XHTML browser
- Use the Main menu to access all of the phone’s easy-to-use features: Camera, Calendar, Contacts
Service
- Centennial Wireless
- Cincinnati Bell
- Cingular
- CorrComm, LLC
- i wireless
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Mobile Gazette has a scoop that brings to light Motorola’s rumor of releasing an updated version of the hugely popular Motorola RAZR V3 – the V3i. The naming convention is not permanent, although is seems that the refresh will come with at least a 1.3 megapixel camera, a microSD memory slot, and iTunes software. The expandable memory slot is vital for the phone to work with iTunes perfectly, as you can then carry around a larger music database with you.
[Via Mobile Whack]
Kyocera’s 2nd basic phone for KDDI in Japan will be available from October onwards. It measures 46 x 125 x 15mm – just 1mm thicker than Motorola’s vaunted RAZR V3. Its 78g frame has a talk time of 170 minutes per charge with a standby time of 270 hours. There are 3 programmable quick dial buttons located at the top while you can personalize the phone by labeling it with a name tag. Life doesn’t get any simpler than Kyocera’s A101K phone.
[Via Slashphone]
Yahoo! has joined the conversation players and will soon sell their very own branded cell phone via Cingular’s network. The Internet portal giant will launch a co-branded phone by extending their business partnership with SBC, Cingular’s parent company, whom they currently share a co-branded hi-speed Internet service with. SBC executives claim that the Yahoo! handset is actually a Nokia model that comes with a 1.3 megapixel camera, memory card, and MP3 playback.
[Reuters via Phone Scoop]
Publisher: I don't think that this will sell any better then Yahoo's line of consumer electronics.
Remote Office Access Devices (ROAD) announced that the new Handy-PC smartphone will be out early next year. No product shots nor working units are available currently but German-based ROAD is targeting a February release date. The clamshell-designed phone features a full QWERTY keypad, 640 x 240 pixel touchscreen display, a 2.0 megapixel camera, WiFi, IrDA, a 400MHz Xscale processor, 64MB RAM, 64MB ROM, a SD card slot, and a choice of OS – Symbian, Windows Mobile , or Linux.
[Via Mobile Mag]
