i-mate unveiled its "Ultimate" range of smart phones, clockwise from top left 5150, 6150, 7150, 9150, and 8150. Each of them is equipped with 256MB of ROM,tri-band 3G radios, VGA displays across the board, FM radios & Bluetooth 2.0
Though the few of these models don't look much appealing but 5150 & 7150 look just great. All of them are loaded with latest Windows Mobile 6 version.
Sandisk won't be behind doing the same, if Kingmax shows up something new. Yes Sandisk too has announced a 4GB microSD card for all you mobile media buffs. You won't need to hurl around those USB keys, just slot in this 4GB microSD and off you go. Sandisk makes it official at 3GSM some time ago- nothing much thou in detail. We only know that Sandisk is testing it out with some OEM vendors so that the large memory card doesn't pops up any kinda issues.
Samsung again proves its caliber with the new Ultra Special line at 3GSM. You won't find any of those fancy keyboards or flashy touchscreen like the Samsung F700 and Samsung F520, instead this one is kinda personal multimedia player.
Samsung Ultra Movie F510 isn't just a normal multimedia handset, its a candy bar with that becomes a portable media center when you turn it around. It can do 30fps on its2.4″ 262K screen, with support for various video formats including MPEG-4, H.264, WMV and AVI files. Besides this you can do DVB-H and CBMS TV reception too(yeh yeh Nokia got that too), with a whopping 410MB of internal memory you won't run out of memory soon, if you do it somehow, you got microSD expansion capability. It comes with LCD screens on both sides, one for the obvious phone functionalities like texting, calling receiving, the bigger one for the media player capabilities.
Lenovo is among Microsoft's launch partners for Windows Mobile 6 at 3GSM this week and it doesn't surprises us about their two new mobile devices that came out. Not too many details on both this devices. Judging by the pictures the phone on the right seems to have a standard keypad, so we guess its a standard smartphone with the Microsoft thing.
While one on the other side seems cryptic with the Google logo on the front side on the handset. If you closely checkout this pictures you might get some more clues: 2MP camera, dedicated media buttons…etc, join the hunt. But we won't complain we need more of this to keep us going. More photos after the jump.
Well we expected Neonode to dish out something, now its official: The Neonode N2. From Neonode's 3GSM press release it seems that they are trying to convince us what Apple's iPhone and several other manufactures doing at the moment they have already done that with their N1 way back in 2004.
Well N2 is a the quad-band GSM / GPRS with a 2 megapixel camera, a 2" 176 x 220 65k color touch screener, it comes with microSD support all cramped in a 47×77x14.7-mm/70-gram package. The N2 is also capable of playing (MP3, WMA, Wav),comes with a Calendar and Address book synchronized using ActiveSync. It has a talk-time of 4 hours and standby of 200 hours. No official word on when it gets released.
Youtube mobile won't be just for Vodafone, Nokia also teams up with Youtube to allow users to view Youtube content on their phones at 3GSM2007. Anyone will be able to subscribe to YouTube video RSS feeds with the new Nokia Video Center, that is specifically designed to handle PC videos, internet video and RSS video subscriptions all in one place. The Youtube mobile site is undergoing final test phases should come out this month. All new Nokia Nseries phones will be able to access YouTube Mobile from the built-in web browser.From now on you can be happy wasting time watching crap Youtube videos!
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