LG Electronics reported to release a push to talk phone named GU292 which will come with PTT technology along with a Bluetooth headset.
It has cool feature of AT&T Navigation for turn-by-turn directions, Built-in music player with AT&T Music and text messages viewing functions.
Released for AT&T, LG GU292 has a compact slide design and very easy to use and navigate the user panel.
T-Mobile will release its first Android powered smartphone named Garminfone. The name came from the partnership between PC maker Asustek and navigation device maker Garmin. It comes with preloaded maps of North America and a database of about 6 million points of interest, thus providing users a good handle of moving map functionality and up to date entertainment information.
It is equipped with top notch technologies including a large 3.5-inch touch screen display, 3.0-megapixel auto-focus camera with geo-tagging capabilities, high-speed 3G Internet web browser, connectivity to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. With its award-winning Garmin navigation features, users will experience super smart address finding capability and will get voice-prompted, turn-by-turn directions that speak street names to destinations when found.
By simply saying "Where am I?", it will display the current address and nearest police, hospital and fuel services for your maximum safety.
Research in Motion reported to release its stylish handset named BlackBerry Bold 9650 for Sprint and Verizon, aiming at defending its market share position from competition such as Google and Apple.
This cool mobile device has a new optical trackpad and built-in 3.2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.0 and Wi-Fi connectivity. There also comes with high-speed supports 3G networks in North America and abroad which will enable users to talk on the phone while working on the browser, sending and receiving messages and e-mails. The memory storage of 512MB is provided by default, and could be expanded into 2GB capacity.
You can easily access to MySpace, Facebook and Flickr including any Instant Messaging services such as BlackBerry Messenger.
Nokia reported to release its first Symbian 3 O/S based smartphone, which will compete with Google’s Android and Apple’s iPhone.
Equipped with 12 megapixel camera, it can record DVD quality videos that comes with 3.2-inch touch screen display and slide-out QWERTY keyboard as well. Starting this third quarter, it will be priced at $495 in the market targeting popular young generation and existing adult customers all together.
Among many features, its free voice-guided navigation function will tell customers how to get there, turn by turn by car or on foot. You can utilize HDMI connection to transfer photos and videos onto TV and projectors with its stunning high definition 720p resolution capability. By doing so, bringing friends in Facebook and Twitter will be only fingers away.
Motorola reported to release its cute but powerful handset named Devour for Verizon Wireless. Its new software MotoBlur will enable the device to combine all the contact information in one place. That way users can see all the contact from social networking such as Twitter, Facebook and e-mails.
The main screen will flip for the user to check any update instantly without having to go through all different sites.
Its 3 megapixel camera will help users take good quality images and share them on Photobucket or Picasa right away. Motorola Devour uses top notch Google services such as google search, google talk, gmail, maps and street view.
Other features includ alarm clock function, calculator and calendar system that will synchronize to the corporate calendar schedule. With its navigation help and color maps, users can easily locate the direction and final spots with easy fingertips.
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