Samsung's Announces 12 megapixel M8910 Pixion12 Cellphone

Samsung, the leading mobile phone manufacturer has announced 12 megapixel M8910 camera handset. Soon you won't have to suffer the agony of pixel envy on your cellphones thanks to Samsung's M8910 Pixion12 and its whopping 12 megapixel sensor, capturing light through a 28mm wide-angle lens like that in the Nokia N86. Samsung's handset has been put through its paces ahead of release, stacked up against the likes of a Canon A620 and a 350D SLR. The phone does quite well, producing images as good or better than its compact competition, but we're not quite sure we agree with the assessment that it. We want to believe, though, we really do; those SLRs are heavy, and we're not a particularly strong bunch.

Photon-Branded Mobile Broadband Lauches in New Delhi

It has been in the news that Tata Teleservices Ltd has launched its Photon-branded mobile broadband services in New Delhi in India. According to the company, subscribers can enjoy speeds upto 3.1 Mbps. The company offers two access devices—a router for enterprise users and USB modem for individual users. Prices begin at Rs3,500. The most competitor, Reliance Communications have already offered datacards with speeds upto 3.1 Mbps. GSM players such as Idea and Airtel also offers datacards, albeit at much slower transfer rates. The EV-DO (evolution data optimized) technology, compatible with the CDMA platform that both Reliance and Tata Indicom are on, enables much faster mobile broadband access compared with rival GSM standard.

The awareness and demand for wireless Internet connectivity is increasing rapidly day by day and with laptop and PC sales showing exponential growth, there is a huge demand for wireless high-speed Internet access.

MapMyIndia Launches MapMyIndia Light

MapMyIndia, a leading maps and GPS Navigation services provider has launched a handheld GPS navigation device named MapMyIndia Light. MapMyIndia Light is a smaller and sleeker than the earlier offerings typically seen fitted in automobiles, the latest product is a handheld and weighs only 122 grams. MapmyIndia Light is powered with maps of 401 cities, over 8.3 lakh km of roads connecting 4 lakh towns & villages and takes you to around 10 lakh points of interest like cinema halls, restaurants, petrol pumps etc, the company said in a statement, describing the device that it is pitching to young professionals, business travellers and women. The device is priced at Rs11,990.

Sony Ericsson C903 Launches Now

Sony Ericsson C903 has been introduced in the market by Sony Ericsson, one of the leading mobile phone manufacturer in the World. Sony Ericsson C903 is packed with features you'd expect of a high-end phone and it behaves like one as well. Sony Ericsson C903 is GPS-enabled 5 MP slider with a nice large display, nifty feature-phone interface and friendly size is a welcome addition to the company portfolio.

Key features of Sony Ericsson C903:

* Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and dual-band HSDPA/ tri-band HSDPA in US version
* 5 MP AF camera with dual LED flash, geo-tagging, face and smile detection, active lens cover
* Built-in GPS with A-GPS support, Wayfinder Navigator software, geotagging
* Dedicated camera mode switch and gallery keys
* Scratch resistant 2.4" 256K-color TFT display
* Backlit D-pad shortcuts in camera mode
* Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate
* Bluetooth (with A2DP), USB v2.0
* FM radio with RDS and enhanced TrackID, YouTube client
* Threaded conversations in messaging
* Smart dialing

Main disadvantages:

* Video recording limited to QVGA resolution at 30fps
* M2 card slot under the battery cover
* Camera key has almost no feedback at full press
* The glossy surface is a fingerprint nightmare
* No cover for the USB port
* No office document viewer
* No video-call camera

SO what you are waiting for? Just go to the market and buy Sony Ericsson C903 at best price from a reliable mobile phone shop.

Nokia to Release A N97 Mini or N97 Lite - Vodafone

Vodafone seems to have let slip that Nokia are planning a "Mini" or "Lite" version of the recently released N97 smartphone.

A moderator on the Vodafone forums said the carrier would not be getting the touchscreen and QWERTY keyboard wielding N97, but would instead be launching the "N97 Mini" later this year, due to its "competitive pricing".

Nokia To Launch N97

N97 - the Nokia's most impressive handset has taken its place in everybody's entertainement era. Hopefully, Nokia, the leading mobile phone manufacturer in the World would be happy to produce such mobile phone like N97. Due to its eye catching look and having advanced features, the demands of this stylish cellphone is tremendously growing day by day including in india.According to the rumor mill, the Nokia N97 is equipped with a 3 inch display and will in all probability have a 5 Megapixel camera with 20x digital zoom! The N97 promises both fun and functionality and will also include a miniSD card and 20GB of internal memory! We shall keep you updated on this one!

In the mean time Nokia surprised everyone with the touchscreen slider N97. It’s like an iPhone or a Storm. Nokia saw what people want nowadays and adapted. After trying out their first touchscreen on the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, the Nokia brainiacs where ready for the next big thing. The Nokia N97 will certainly be the flagship smartphone of Nokia for quite a while. Here are some of its features, which will make you choose it:

* a 3.5 inch widescreen 16:9 touchscreen
* haptic feedback
* full QWERTY slideout keyboard
* 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss Tessar lens and dual LED flash
* up to 32 GB of storage
* up to 16GB additional memory via microSD
* Symbian S60 5th Edition
* up to 37 hours of music / up to 4.5 hours of video
* A-GPS and GPS
* HSDPA, Wi-Fi, USB 2.0, stereo Bluetooth connectivity
* a 3.5mm headphone jack.

The Phone will cost 550 Euros before taxes and subsidies and it will be launched in the first half of 2009.

Samsung's Omnia II / GT-I8000 Announces Early

Samsung has recently announced that they are going to launch most attractive and fashionable mobile phone GT-I800 soon. However, whether this phone will be GT-I8000, or Omnia II / Omnia 2, it is expected to be cleared at the time of launches.
There are very good features involved with this handset and GT-I8000 comes packing with a 3.7-inch WVGA (800 x 480 pixel) AMOLED display (presumably the same display just revealed by Samsung last week) with an 8.1 megapixel camera lit by dual-LEDs capable of recording VGA video at 30fps. The Lithuanian on-line retailer responsible for leaking the specs (which have now been removed) says we'll see a 1500mAh battery powering HSDPA data with a custom "cubic" UI (looking very similar to the UI on the S8000 Jet) riding atop Windows Mobile.

Samsung Pixon 12 - The First 12-Megapixel Cameraphone

Buying Samsung Pixon 12 would not be a loss for you as it has 12-megapixel camera, which guarantees you nothing at all except for the industry's largest file sizes, is complemented by some decent specs, starting with a 3.1" AMOLED touchscreen, 3G and FM radio.

Samsung Pixon 12 looks like be a decent shooter despite its narrow obsession. Touch autofocus lets you choose a focal point with a finger tap, after which the camera will automatically keep focus on its subject. Shooting speed is quicker than average, clocking in at about two seconds per shot. A bevy of online photo services are supported out of the box, and video recording, though not HD, records at a respectable 720 x 480.

The 150MB internal storage is glaringly weak for a camera-centric phone, though I suspect, as is usually the case, that carriers will bundle SD cards when the Pixon finally goes on sale, which will be in June in Europe.