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Friday, January 7, 2011

HTC Incredible HD now in the wild with LTE network

The HTC Incredible HD has now turned up on the Internet again with several images leaked. This time, we can see the new UI of this device with a symbol of 4G network support on the top most (just below the brand HTC), if so, the Incredible HD will be the very first high-end LTE smartphones that destined for Verizon wireless.

Considering the brushed-aluminum outside and the new crystal clear Sense UI, this device seems so sweet and gorgeous and fit nicely with every one, just like the name of the phone. It’s really incredible! Facing the keen competition among the phone market, Verizon is very smart to launch a powerful device that can utilize the 4G network as well as packing the latest Android 2.2 Froyo operating system (or there will be Android 2.3).

HTC Incredible HD cell phone

This attractive and mature handset also packs other high-end specs to match itself, such as a large 4.3-inch capacitive screen with 480×800 resolution, an 800MP camera with dual-LED flash and a front facing camera. Seemingly there will be no space for the Verizon logo to be branded on the phone, maybe it’ll be better without!

Some resources have said that Verizon is going to put the Incredible HD at Christmas and it won’t be available until the end of this year. I just can’t wait to see this phone to be released!

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Categories: New HTC Cell Phones, tags: HTC, Incredible HD - - Posted on November 11th, 2010 by New Cell Phones |

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Thursday, January 6, 2011

Motorola Citrus – New Motorola cell phones

Motorola Citrus is now available in Verizon stores for only $49.99 after a $100 mail-in-rebate with a 2-year contract. Just like the Samsung M360 (also for Verizon), the Citrus is among those entry-level devices coming with an affordable price. To be worth mentioning is that the Motorola Citrus is an eco-friendly smartphone, since it’s made from 25% post-consumer recycled plastic.

Motorola Citrus cell phone is very compact with a small 3-inch QVGA display (sounds fit in pocket easily), and seems not that bulky like the one with a full keyboards for texting. The Citrus runs Android 2.1 with MotoBlur customizations and packs the basic features such as a 3MP camera, music player, SWYPE keyboard, a GPS as well as Bluetooth and WiFi. Seemingly the screen is a too small for customers to check out emails or messages and everything looks cramped in the front UI.

Though the phone is eco-friendly, the material makes Citrus look cheap and just like a children’s toy phone, however, it’s a good basic phone, nothing to special but overall a nice choice.

Motorola Citrus - New Motorola cell phones

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Categories: New Motorola Cell Phones, tags: Citrus, Motorola - - Posted on November 11th, 2010 by New Cell Phones |

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BlackBerry Torch red and white for AT&T

The BlackBerry Torch cell phone is now available in two colors, red and white. I meant the great color contrast of the phones build. That is a good screen! as black as the bezel, the blackness of the screen just looks so great…I really like the "typeface" sort of interface too! The BlackBerry Torch has a full qwerty keyboard. The phone is not too large and feels good and solid in the hand. The new operating system seems responsive and intuitive. Blackberry OS 6 runs smooth and the recent updates work great. The new browser is an excellent upgrade for Blackberry with tabbed browsing.

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- BlackBerry Torch cell phone photos

BlackBerry Torch cell phone

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Categories: New AT&T Phones, New BlackBerry Cell Phones, tags: AT&T, BlackBerry, Torch - - Posted on November 7th, 2010 and last modified on November 7th, 2010, by New Cell Phones |

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Wednesday, January 5, 2011

HTC Trophy 7 coming to Verizon as the first WP7 device

Seemingly the Windows Phone 7 devices will hit all the carriers in US next year since Verizon has added the HTC Trophy into his product line and this nice smartphone won’t be available for $199.99 with a year contract until the early 2011. If so, the HTC Trophy will be the first WP7 device destined for Verizon.

Since the Windows Phone 7 is getting attention everywhere, so it’s very smart for Verizon to jump on this brand new WP7 device, the HTC Trophy.It doesn’t pack an attractive appearance like the T-Mobile’s Motorola G2 or the Desire HD, though, the specs are pretty wonderful, such as a large 3.8-inch WVGA display, a 5MP camera with flash, 16GB of storage, a long 1300mAh battery life and being capable of WiFi as well as global roaming. What’s more, measuring 118.5×61.5×11.96 mm size and and 140g of weight, this device just fits well with hands even for girls’.

HTC Trophy - New Verizon cell phones

Beautiful and nice as the HTC Trophy is, I’d like to present my little dissatisfied with its plastic material, of which the feeling or durability will not as good as the Mozart (it has the aluminum unibody construction rather than the plastics). However, this smarphone will be a good choice for multimedia users since it supports Dolby Mobile and SRS surrounding effect, so if you’re tired with the HTC Surround, you can take the HTC Trophy into consideration.

via Engadget





Categories: New HTC Cell Phones, New Verizon Phones, tags: HTC, Trophy, Verizon, Windows Phone 7 - - Posted on November 15th, 2010 by New Cell Phones |

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Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Google Samsung Nexus S – New Samsung Android phones

The new Google Nexus S cell phone will be great and ready for us to buy it! Rumors are that it will be dual core, 4+" Super AMOLED2, Stock Android, 720p video, Looks nice. I will probably buy it. It comes with stock android straight from Google it is the best phone out there. I’m so excited about this phone. This will be the most powerful computing device paired with the most powerful operating system ever developed. Android will continue to grow. Love the look and the specs, hate the fact that samsung is the manufacturer.

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- Google Samsung Nexus S cell phone photos

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Google Samsung Nexus S cell phone

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Categories: New Android Phones, New Samsung Cell Phones, tags: Android, Google, Nexus S - - Posted on November 25th, 2010 by New Cell Phones |

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Verizon HTC Merge – New Verizon cell phones

The Verizon HTC Merge cell phone is a CDMA G2. The QWERTY key pad looks really comfortable. I personally like this black and silver look for the Merge.  this phone will ship with 2.2, which means you can simply download Google search! This is an excellent looking phone! I would like it even more if it didn’t have the hardware keyboard. Can you imagine how thin it would be.

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- HTC Merge cell phone photos

 HTC Merge - New Verizon cell phones

HTC Merge - New Verizon cell phones

Verizon HTC Merge features include a 3.7 inch display, an 800MHz processor, 3.5mm headset jack, sliding QWERTY keyboard and runs Android 2.2 OS.

HTC Merge - New Verizon cell phones

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Categories: New HTC Cell Phones, New Verizon Phones, tags: HTC, Merge, Verizon - - Posted on November 19th, 2010 by New Cell Phones |

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Monday, January 3, 2011

T-Mobile Dell Venue Pro – New T-Mobile cell phones

The T-Mobile Dell Venue Pro cell phone looks good, stunning handset and great OS. Its a well designed phone actually. Its only slightly thicker than a G2, which is relatively thin considering it has a keyboard. Seems like pretty reasonable pricing, Dell Venue Pro available now with $99.99 for the 8GB. I like this design because I like to be able to one-hand type with more accuracy than with an on-screen keyboard.

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- Dell Venue Pro cell phone photos

Dell Venue Pro - New Dell cell phones

Dell Venue Pro - New Dell cell phones

The T-Mobile Dell Venue Pro cell phone features include a 4.1” WVGA AMOLED multi-touch display, 5MP auto-focus camera, 1GHz Snapdragon chip, physical QWERTY keyboard, 3G, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Windows Phone 7 operating system.

Carrier: T-Mobile USA, with two-year contract† and qualifying data plan are required
• New Activation: 8GB = $99.99
• New Activation: 16GB = $149.99
• Upgrade Activation: 8GB = $199.99
• Upgrade Activation: 16GB = $249.99
• Without Contract**: 8GB = $449.99
• Without Contract**: 16GB = $499.99

via Engadget





Categories: New Dell cell phones, New T-Mobile Phones, tags: Dell, T-Mobile, Venue Pro, WP7 - - Posted on December 1st, 2010 by New Cell Phones |

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Sunday, January 2, 2011

Samsung S3350 – New Samsung cell phones

Samsung S3350 entry-level smartphone S3350 (with the code name of Chat335), just several days after the announcement of his cousin Samsung Chat 322, both of which are candybars and coming with a physical QWERTY keyboard. The two devices share a lot of similar features except the fact that the Samsung Chat 322 packs dual SIM cards while the Chat 335 isn’t a dual SIM smartphone.

Personally I think these two devices look the same just from the appearance, though the Samsung S3350 has a bit larger screen measuring 2.4-inch with 320×240 pixel of resolution. Besides, there are other specs that can meet basic demands for messaging and entertainment, including a 2MP camera, a music player, trackpad as well as Bluetooth 2.1 and WiFi connectivity. For the price or release date, there’s no ideas about it.

It seems that the white version of this device is so romantic and fits well with ladies. Meanwhile the full keyboard can help users have a faster messaging. But the Samsung S3350 will be firstly available in European phone market, what a pity!

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Categories: New Samsung Cell Phones, tags: S3350, Samsung - - Posted on November 22nd, 2010 by New Cell Phones |

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Saturday, January 1, 2011

Samsung Galaxy 2 cell phone with dual-core chip

The new Samsung Galaxy 2 cell phone (maybe Google Nexus S )  will have a dual-core chip,  Well Samsung’s chipset using the Cortex A9, and their followup to the Hummingbird (which used the A8) is the Orion.  Hoping that the Nexus S will use the same Orion processor, this will be like a Nexus One/HTC Desire scenario. Google phone would be a great Christmas present to myself.  The  Galaxy 2 is expected to run Android 2.3.

Samsung Galaxy 2 cell phone

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Categories: New Samsung Cell Phones, tags: Galaxy 2, Google, Nexus S, Samsung - - Posted on November 14th, 2010 by New Cell Phones |

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Sony Ericsson Xperia X12 Anzu cell phone

The Sony Ericsson Xperia X12 Anzu cell phone looks awesome, the smaller weight makes X12 loose some of the "quality" sensation given by the X10 and the plastics used offer a nice looking glossy finish while being on par with the plastic quality used in all current Sony Ericsson phones. The x12 is actually a pretty nice looking phone, my guess is the X12 will be released in the US at the end of 2011, and it will get 2.3 by 2012.

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- Sony Ericsson Xperia X12 Anzu cell phone photos

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Sony Ericsson Xperia X12 Anzu cell phone

The Sony Ericsson Xperia X12 Anzu cell phone will have a 4.2-inch FWVGA (854×480) Capacitive display (X.LED multi-touch display, Capacitive multi-touch, 16 Million display colors), 8.1 MP auto-focus camera with 720p HD Video recording at 30fps, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM7230 processor, 3.5mm jack, Google Android 2.2 OS. And lets be honest, that 854×480 res on a 4.2" screen isn’t that great.

via Engadget





Categories: New Android Phones, New Sony Ericsson Cell Phones, tags: Android, Anzu, Sony Ericsson, Xperia X12 - - Posted on November 17th, 2010 by New Cell Phones |

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