July 31st, 2010
iPhone is a very versatile phone as it lets you make calls, watch videos, listen to music, browse on the web, lets you know which place you are going, and last but not the least it also lets you play games to wade away your leisure time. On the Apple’s App Store, you will find plenty of racing games and some of them are so good that they are as impressive as a PC or video game.
Here are the top 5 racing games for your iPhone:
Asphalt 5
This games from Gameloft provides you with plenty of vehicles from leading sports car manufacturers like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Audi, etc. The animation of this game is brilliant and it has 12 locations such as Aspen, Las Vegas and other beautiful locations from the world. There are different racing events to choose from such as drift contest, cop chase, duel mode, etc. You can add 6 player on Bluetooth to play multiplayer game or you can go online to race against your friends.
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July 29th, 2010
T-Mobile has launched quite a few decent smartphones in the recent past and now it brings to you the new Nokia E73 Mode which is the successor phone to Nokia E72. The phone looks very similar to Nokia E72 and by all means appears to be top notch business phone. The phone measures 114 x 58 x 10 mm and weighs 128g. The TFT display of the phone measures 2.4 inches and has a display resolution of 320 x 240 pixels and is capable of displaying 16m colors. Below the display, you can find QWERTY keyboard which is exactly the one found on Nokia E72.
On the left side of the Nokia E73, you can find the microSD and microUSB port that can be used for connecting USB data cable for data transfer and charging the phone. On the top side of the phone, you can find the 3.5mm audio jack and power button. On the right side of the phone, you can find the volume controller and voice command button. At the back, you can find the 5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash and loudspeaker. Uncovering the stainless steel will give you access to battery SIM card slot. read more »
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July 28th, 2010
Motorola QA4 Evoke is a touch screen that is designed to help you stay in touch with your social networking contacts. The phone looks very beautiful and has rounded edges and measures 108 x 50.5 x 0.69 inches and weighs 128g. It has got a resistive touchscreen display that measures 2.8 inches and has a display resolution of 240 x 400 pixels and has the capability to display 262k colors. The display appears to be very bright, however when the view the phone under sunlight, you will not be able to see the contents of the display clearly.
Sliding the display upwards will let you access the alphanumeric keypad. The back side of the Motorola Evoke is made up of rubber which provides you the grip to hold the phone. Since the phone has been designed who are into texting, the keypad is very user-friendly and lets you easily type messages. read more »
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July 27th, 2010
The first touch sensitive phone from Nokia – 5800 XpressMusic was an instant hit because it had all the features and came with an affordable price tag. The Nokia 5530 XpressMusic is the second touch sensitive phone from Nokia. As compared to Nokia 5800, the Nokia 5530 is low on configuration. Even though the phone is not aesthetically beautiful, it looks very similar to Nokia 5800 and its build appears to be very solid and durable. The phone weighs 107g and measures 104 x 49 x 13mm.
The resistive touch screen display screen measures 2.9 inches which is less than the display size of Nokia 5800 which measures 3.2 inches. It has a display resolution of 360 x 640 pixels and is capable of displaying 16m colors. On the left side of the phone, you can find the microSD and SIM card slots and on the right there is a volume controller, display screen lock and camera launcher. On the top side of the phone, you can find the microUSB slot, 3.5mm audio jack, charger port and power button. At the rear, there is a camera with flash and stylus compartment. read more »
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July 26th, 2010
Recently, Verizon Wireless released two Microsoft Kin phones namely Kin One and Kin Two. We reviewed the Kin One in the previous week and we are going to review the other Kin phone – the Microsoft Kin Two. The Microsoft Kin Two runs on Kin OS which is mainly a platform that can be best used for social networking and for listening to streaming music. As far as the design of concerned, the Microsoft Kin Two look awesome as it looks very sleek and the build is well done. The body of the phone is made up of scratch resistant material.
The TFT capacitive touchscreen display of Microsoft Kin Two measures 3.4 inches and it has a display resolution of 320 x 480 pixels and is capable of displaying 16 million colors. The accelerometer sensor automatically rotates the display of the phone horizontally or vertically. The proximity sensor feature turns off the display when the phone is held near your face while answering a call so that you do not accidently press any touch sensitive feature. Sliding the display to right will let you access the QWERTY keyboard which is not only spacious but is very comfortable to use. read more »
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July 23rd, 2010
How cool is it to have a touchscreen phone which can scan fingerprint and unlock itself only when it matches with yours?
Here you have it – FingerPrint application for Symbian phones!
Okay, this doesn’t really turn your Symbian phone into a fingerprint scanner. We all know that it is impossible, right? This trick application can really pull a fast one on your friends when you demostrate to them how you can unlock your phone with this fingerprint scanner.
When the FingerPrint screen pops up, you can press your thumb or finger against your phone’s screen to be “scanned” for your identity. Once you do that, the phone will begin vibrating and emitting beeps to create the impression that it is scaning your fingerprint. However, the phone doesn’t really scan your fingerprint! It will unlock the phone once you remove your finger when it has reached the correct number of beeps or vibrations that you have previously configured.
Only you know how it works, so you can have some fun fooling your friends with this application!
For more information on this Symbian app, click here to visit their website.
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