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Saturday, September 08, 2007

Sony Ericsson K810i – Are you ready to shoot?

The evolving saga of camera phones have indeed raised the market dynamics of the mobile market. At the same time, it has also affected the market of stand alone cameras. But one brand with the most compelling presence is the K series of Sony Ericsson. Be it K750i's auto focus, or K800i's flash, there is always something worth noticing to be found in these camera of 'K' series. The Sony Ericsson K810i is one such impressive camera phone from the house of Sony Ericsson, which strikes a good balance between form and functionalities.

The Sony Ericsson K810i is primarily an enhanced version of its predecessor. The main difference between these two models is the way they are designed. Much in sync with the vogue, the Sony Ericsson K810i copies the latest fashion mobiles and comes wrapped with a glossy front section. Further, the handset comes with an innovative keypad that features small circular silver keys.

In terms of ergonomics, the Sony Ericsson k810i remains much the same. The camera software is resembles what we have seen earlier, save that the new handset now features something called as Phot Fix. Here, the camera automatically adjusts the light balance, the brightness and the contrast. Like its siblings, the Sony Ericsson K810i features a 3.2 MP camera, with auto focus and xenon flash. The camera also allows you to make good videos and thus prove to be quite close to a standalone digital camera. For sending and sharing pictures, the Sony Ericsson K810i uses the advantage of MMS, email or blogs. Not to forget, there remains a VGA camera that helps in video calling.

More on entertainment is the music player. The player is compatible with all popular formats, which means listening to tracks on Mp3, AAC, AAC+ etc are all easy. There is also provision to pile up extra memory. Other highlights of the Sony Ericsson K810i are very conventional. There is a Bluetooth and a support for A2DP, 3G and infrared, support for IMAP4 email accounts and POP3, an RSS feed reader, an FM radio and a Web browser.


Sony Ericsson k810i

Thursday, September 06, 2007

i-mate JAMA: home, work or anywhere in between.

The i-mate JAMA is one of the 'basic' Window mobile device aimed at users wanting a slim and lightweight way of keeping in touch and organized. The device looks extremely sleek in its dark silver casing. The i-mate JAMA measures 106 x 52.5 x 15.6 mm and weighs just 110 grams which is extremely less for any Window Mobile device. For data input, one has to use a stylus on its 65k coloured TFT touchscreen. Presence of a pair of soft keys, dedicated call keys and a 4-way navigation button makes it easy to use the i-mate JAMA while attending calls and other such basic functions.

This smart phone uses Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC as its operating system. This means an i-mate JAMA user gets a full Pocket Office functionality that includes Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook. A Samsung SC32442X 300MHz processor makes sure that mobile computing with the i-mate JAMA remains fast and effective, without any lag time as seen in some other Window Mobile devices. The hand held can boast of 64 Mb RAM and 128 Mb ROM memory, with provision for further expansion using microSD (TransFlash) memory cards. All these powerful features are backed up by a rechargeable Li-Ion 1000 mAh battery that can give you up to 4 hour of talk time and up to 150 hours of standby time.

The i-mate JAMA supports dual band GSM mobile network and exhibits high network reception quality. Embedded class 10 GPRS technology can give you a decent data connectivity speed. Web surfing with its Internet Explorer (Pocket IE) is easy even for first time users to search, find and even download desired contents from the web. The device features a 2.0 megapixel camera with video recording capabilities. This is a great way to share unusual incidents and pleasant moments in pictures with your near and dear ones via MMS, email or even by uploading them to the Internet.


I mate jama

Friday, August 03, 2007

Nokia 6300 – Simple and good

Nokia 6300 is a simple to use, basic handset. This comes as a welcome breakthrough, specially after the manufacturer has been augmenting its portfolio with hi-end models. The device displays a good blend of style and substance, and displays what Nokia does the best.

The Nokia 6300 comes as a slim candy bar design with an external layer wrapped in stainless steel casing. While on one hand it makes the phone looks stylish and sophisticated; on the other, it provides a solid feel to the handset. Nokia 6300 is designed to be user friendly. Thus, it comes with well spaced keys for fast & error-free typing, and easy with sensibly-spaced four-way rocker switch and Enter key for effortless navigation. Further, this handset comes with a large screen, with proportionally large icons for easy legibility and comprehension. More pleasure for users comes through with its Menu system. Most of the Menu options are within one or two clicks. And since there are not many vertical Menu options, the need for scrolling is also minimized. Plus, most of the daily used functions can be activated by pressing a certain direction on the four-way rocker.

For multimedia pleasure, the Nokia 6300 offers 2 MP camera and music player. The player supports all popular music formats, while the camera comes with good options to make it a flicker's delight. One of the appreciated feature of Nokia 6300 is its push to talk feature. With this, the users can simply get connected to the compatible sets and turn the device into Walkie Talkie. A real handy stuff here, save that one has to go through a lengthy sign up process to get going.

Most of the other features of Nokia 6300 are straight forward. There is a good connectivity option, messaging options, and PIM features.