Mobile Computing

Sony Ericsson Satio

The Sony Ericsson Satio is currently regarded as the best camera phone in the world. A perfect blend of camera and phone, the Satio phone line includes a huge 12.1MPx camera, a touch screen user interface, along with connectivity and other multimedia features. Although these features are not unique to this cell phone, Satio has a combination of features that makes it the most-preferred camera phone in the market.

Apart from its autofocus, face detection, tones as well as image stabilization quality, which allow comparatively better quality pictures than most dedicated cameras, this cell phone offers:

1.A long list of features, such as GPS, Wi-Fi, HSDPA and video recording

2.A stunning 3.5 inch touch screen, offering 16 million colors

3.Terrific web browsing experience, along with built-in Facebook and YouTube applications

4.Integrated Google maps, which allow turn-by-turn navigation

Samsung Memoir T929

Slim and handsome, the Samsung Memoir is designed to resemble a camera. The TouchWiz interface allows quick navigation and uploads pictures directly to sharing websites. Top-notch picture quality and highly impressive overall features, the Samsung Memoir also has set great performance records.

The quality of this 8MPx camera cell phone rivals even the standalone point-and-shoot devices. It also offers direct uploads to photo-sharing websites, such as Flickr and Photobucket. The Memoir is available at a very affordable rate of $249.99. In addition to all this, this high-tech phone comes with a proprietary TouchWiz interface, an HTML browser, support for 3G network, GPS and music player.

LG Arena Max

This new LG touchscreen smartphone, which debuted in South Korea, features an S-Class user interface and Qualcomm’s 1GHz Snapdragon processor. A 3.5 inch touchscreen display, 5MPx camera, 720HD video recording, mobile TV, Wi-Fi and GPS, the Arena Max definitely packs a powerful punch.

Nokia C5

The C-series is supposed to herald a new era in cellular phones. The series features average features – a 3.2MPx camera, GPS, 2.2 inch display, Symbian S60 and Ovi Maps. The newness of the cell lies in its price. The unlocked version, with its series of social media applications comes for just €135. Such high-end features at such low rates makes the phone all the more attractive.

Windows Phone 7

Two weeks after Microsoft introduced its Windows Phone 7 Series mobile operating system, it launched the first Windows Phone 7 Series phone. Made by LG, this slider cell has a 5MPx camera, which resembles the LG InTouch GW620.

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