HTC Legend Mobile Phone

HTC Legend Mobile Phone:

Good looking, sturdy shell Plenty of user friendly stoical networking tools Good audio quality Image quality is quite clear Handset gets a bit hot while charging or after being used for a while The speakerphone is a bit low

There are those few instances when a mobile handset comes my way and I honestly enjoy actually using it not merely for test purposes but on a personal level. The HTC Legend was one of such handsets. It’s designed to look good, feel good and function exactly the same way. Here’s a closer look.

Form Factor
Sticking, in part, to the traditional HTC design of the ‘chinned’ handset the Legend’s body is also constructed out of a single block of aluminum. This has its benefits when it comes to style but it does tend to make the handset a little hard to grip thanks to its smooth texture. A small portion of the rear pops out and a compartment has to be opened to access the battery, MicroSD and SIM card slots. Unfortunately this is not a hot swap option. HTC has gone with an optical track pad for navigation instead of a trackball like with the Hero. The 3.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen display sports a 320 x 480 pixel resolution and multi-touch for most features. On one side are the volume/Zoom keys and a 3.5mm handsfree socket and screen lock button are located on the top with a micro USB port at the bottom.

Irrespective of the slightly slick surface, the Legend is a really good looking handset that makes a bold style statement in its aluminum casing.

Features and Performance
Interface
With its Qualcomm MSM 7227 600 MHz processor, the Legend runs Android v2.1 fairly smoothly. The only place I noticed a slight delay was in the music player. When flipping through songs, the track changed immediately with the name following a second or so later. Other than that, accessing any and all functions; be it customizing HTC’s Sense UI to your specific needs or switching to personalized desktops that you can create using the Personalizationfunction it’s all good. Android 2.1 or Éclair as it’s called is not all that different from previous editions but it does add a little more color to the settings options and the widgets are far more spectacular than before. Sense UI is by far one of the best interfaces for mobile handsets.

Media
The music player is capable of providing clear audio at a decently high decibel level. All tones are audible at a very balanced level. I still think it’s about time Android allowed for customization of audio with EQ presets or a customizable option. The preloaded FM radio picked up signals quite clearly in most places even while on my commute. The voice recorder allows you to comfortably keep the handset at least three feet away from you and still get clear voice recordings. 3GP and MPEG4 videos including those MP4 videos formats for the iPhone played without a hitch. However, I think it’s about time HTC took on DivX and XviD codec support so we wouldn’t have to convert videos all the time. HTC’s Teeter ball game is the only one preloaded. For games, apps etc. you can download off of the Android Market. One minor issue is that the ringer/speakerphone is a bit low.

HTC Announces New Android Handset, Wildfire

HTC has just introduced yet another Android smartphone into their ever increasing range of handsets. This one, called the HTC Wildfire is looks like a smaller version of the Desire. Like all their new offerings the Wildfire will also ship with HTC’s Sense UI that allows you to easily integrate social networks with other aspects of the handset. Apps like HTC’s Friend Stream will also be on-board.

"Today's social networks provide an essential forum for friendship with more than 400 million users - many of whom are young adults - actively sharing their lives with their friends through Facebook," said Florian Seiche, Vice President, HTC EMEA. "HTC Wildfire makes the HTC Sense experience available to young mobile users for the first time. It brings all your communications into one place, whether it's through Facebook, Twitter, text messages, images or email, ensuring that you are never far away from the conversation and always close to your friends."
Features include -

• 3.2-inch capacitive touchscreen – 240 x 320 pixel resolution with multi-touch
• Optical trackpad
• 3G, EDGE/GPRS, Wi-Fi, GPS (with A-GPS)
• Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP, USB 2.0 (micro)
• 5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash, smile and face detection
• FM radio
• microSD card support up to 32GB (8GB included)
• 3.5mm handsfree socket

The new HTC Wildfire will be broadly available to customers across major European and Asian markets from Q3 2010.

HTC Smart Mobile Phone

HTC Smart Mobile Phone:

'Smart' looking device, well designed Audio clarity for calls and music is good Camera is quite decent Lacks Wi-Fi for the price Battery life could have been better No Google Maps or chat apps preloaded

HTC has had quite a bit success with their slew of Android devices that seem immensely popular with all demographics. However so far, they haven’t really been able to tap into the budget segment i.e. under Rs. 10,000 , the Smart is undoubtedly their attempt to bridge the gap. This is their cheapest Smartphone yet and here’s my opinion on whether or not it’s worth the money and lives up to its name.

Form Factor
The Smart is a pretty sleek new handset that’s got just that right amount of weight (108g) for good balance. It’s just 12.8mm thin so it’s easy to carry around without leaving a bulge in your pocket. HTC has gone with a 2.8-inch resistive touchscreen that has a 240 x 320 pixel resolution. Although it’s not too visually appealing I have no complaints about the overall clarity even in the bright outdoors, wherever you can find it these days.

The button set up is not one of my favourite things about the handset. It has a small key just below display that’s can pull up the menus, it’s quite tiny. The large ‘Arrow’ key is for returning to the previous menu or if pressed and held will return you directly to the main desktop menu. A 3.5mm handsfree port is located at the top with a mini USB (although it may look like one) port at the bottom. The volume keys are neatly camouflaged along the chromed border and a camera shutter release is located on the other side in the same way. A hot swap MicroSD card slot is located just under the rear panel on one side.

It’s a simple yet professional looking handset.

Features and Performance
Interface
The Smart is running on a new OS designed by Qualcomm, called Brew Mobile which comes off as quite Android-ish complete with multiple desktops, full page widgets, shortcuts etc. The settings options and other subtle functions all appear that way too. Nevertheless it’s easy to manage, customize and navigate. It’s fluid and the Smart’s 300MHz processor enables speedy delivery of access to the various features andfunctions. I like the layout, it’s comfortable, however multitasking is not the handset’s strongest point. A standard mobile keypad of the virtual variety obviously is available, however you do have the option of switching to landscape with a QWERTY option as well. Don’t let the small keys fool you, if you’ve calibrated the screen properly, it’s very handy for speedy typing.

If you’re used to hitting the ‘Call End’ to return to the main screen you’ll have to re-learn that habit. The Smart’s end key will lock the screen, so you’ll have to press and hold the Arrow button to return to the main desktop.

Media
Unfortunately, just like the Android’s player, this one is also strictly play and listen with no customizable options to alter audio output. However, on the plus side, the tone quality is really good and the decibel level is high enough for you to listen to your music peacefully even in the obnoxiously loud local trains at peak hour. Playlists can be created on the device itself but it doesn’t allow for individual folder viewing/playback in case that’s how you categorize your music. The FM radio worked out really well with clear reception almost everywhere I went. It scanned and saved all available stations in about 8 seconds which is quite impressive. Video Playback is limited to just 3GP and standard mobile MPEG 4 formats. Playback and viewing is quite comfortable on the 2.8-inch display. Large JPEG files may take a little while to load but that’s only to be expected for lower end handsets.

Smartphones Under Rs. 10,000

Not everyone can afford a smartphone that’s capable of providing users with the optimal connectivity options and that integrates full PDA functionality into it. Sure there are plenty of alternatives that come close although there’s no definitive line of distinction between a standard mobile handset and a Smartphone. The handset’s operating system has a lot to do with this classification while price really has nothing to do with it. For instance Android devices and Windows Mobile handsets are automatically classified as Smartphones. Nevertheless a category of devices does fall under the Smartphone genre and they’re getting cheaper all the time.

With that in mind here are a few of handsets that fall under the Smartphone selection if you’re looking for one and you’re budget is limited to Rs. 10,000 and under.

Samsung Monte - Rs. 8,600 – Best Choice
The Monte is a stylish looking device that has a comfortable grip. Using Samsung’s proprietary TouchWiz UI you’ll have the option of multiple desktops with plenty of handy widgets to drag and drop on to. Samsung’s DNSe audio enhancement feature has also been thrown in for a better multimedia experience. The 3 MP camera comes with a Smile Shot setting as well as geotagging and the Monte is also equipped with Social Networking features. It’s one of the cheapest smartphones in this category that can handle 3Gconnectivity that also sports Wi-Fi and GPS, making it the best choice for a budget smartphone.

Samsung’s Monte is also equipped with -

• 3.0-inch display with a 240 x 400 pixel resolution
• 3G, EDGE/GPRS, Wi-Fi
• GPS with A-GPS support
• Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP, USB 2.0 (mini)
• 3 megapixel camera
• 3.5mm handsfree socket
• FM radio (recording)
• microSD card support

Nokia 5233 – Rs. 6,300 – Runner Up
The Nokia 5233 is, like I’ve been saying, a lower end version of their once popular 5800 XpressMusic handset. It’s simple and lightweight handset that’s designed to be comfortable to use and it is. It’s loaded with features running on a Symbian OS with a Series 60 touchscreen UI. Nokia’s also included their media bar touch-sensitive key just above the display which makes it really easy to access your on-board media files. S60 handsets also make it easy to download and install apps via Nokia’s Ovi Store (preloaded) application. The handset also comes bundled with Ovi Maps even though it doesn’t have a GPS module.

Other features include -

• 3.2-inch display with a 360 x 240 pixel resolution
• EDGE/GPRS
• Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, USB 2.0 (micro)
• 2 megapixel camera
• 3.5mm handsfree socket
• FM radio
• microSD card support

HTC Smart - Rs. 9,990
The Smart is one of HTC’s low end smartphones and they’ve opted to use Qualcomm’s new Brew Mobile platform as the OS for the device. The OS is simple and quite like using an Android device so it’s easy to get around. Thanks to the versatility of HTC’s Sense UI, the navigating through the menus and accessing functions are very convenient. The Handset is also equipped to handle social networking for Twitter and Facebook users with HTC’s FriendStream application that has its own full page widget.

The Smart also features -

• 2.8-inch display with a 240 x 320 pixel resolution
• 3G, EDGE/GPRS
• Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, USB 2.0 (mini)
• 3 megapixel camera
• 3.5mm handsfree socket
• FM radio
• microSD card support

If you have any other handsets you think are contenders, dear readers, feel free to discuss them in our comments section below.

IPTV new trend in india,MTNL,BSNL,RELIANCE in Que

MTNL launch iptv first time in India

IPTV service now in India which is delivered using IP (Internet Protocol) technology, which is the same technology used in Internet Services. MTNL already start booking in mumbai , BSNL and Reliance launching soon. In this service the TV channels are encoded in IP format and delivered to TV using a Set Top Box. The IP TV Service also includes Video on Demand Services which is is similar to watching Video CD's / DVD's using a VCD / DVD player. Movies, Instructional Videos and other content shall be available to customers in the IP TV Services. In this network All the three services , Normal Telephone Service, Broadband Internet service and IPTV service work together.The main components in delivering this IPTV service are 1. TV and Content Head End - Where the TV channels are received and encoded. Also other content (Video's) are stored at Head End. Provider has signed agreement for this with Broadband.Delivery network is Broadband network and s telephone land line and Set Top Box (STB). The Set Top Box is required at the customer location for converting the IP signal back to TV signal. The STB shall be connected between Broadband Modem and customer's TV. Landline telephone with Broadband connectivity is required for this service.

videocon mobile phones, Videoconmobile phones prices in India,Videocon mobile,

Videocon mobile phones prices in India...
Videocon offers wide range of mobile phones from a basic FM radio mobile phone to a touchscreen smartphone.Videocon is a trusted brand in consumer electronics in India.

* Videocon V2950 mobile price – Rs.18,000
* Videocon V1750 mobile price – Rs.9,500
* Videocon V1604 mobile price – Rs.5,500
* Videocon V1502 mobile price – Rs.4,900
* Videocon V1405 mobile price – Rs.4,000
* Videocon V1403 mobile price – Rs.3,500
* Videocon V1401 mobile price – Rs.3,390
* Videocon V1302 mobile price – Rs.2,900
* Videocon V1303 mobile price – Rs.2,790
* Videocon V1301 mobile price – Rs.2,690
* Videocon V200 mobile price – Rs.1,600.
(All above prices Approx. rate, some variation from place to place) more in: www.videoconmobiles.com

How to Check my IMEI Number? IMEI number verification, IMEI number Tracking

IMEI Number Check, IMEI Check...

International Mobile Equipment Identity(IMEI) number which do not have for China handsets will stop working from First December 2009 because all mobile operators across India are asked The Department of Telecommunication to stop services to such handsets. To check your IMEI Number can be made by following steps given below. To see your Handset IMEI Number press *#06#, For checking your Handset GENUINE IMEI Number send SMS to 53232(eg : IMEI <15> send to 53232)

What is an IMEI number?
• IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) is unique 15 digit identification number of the Mobile Handset. It is like the registration number of your vehicle. No two mobile handsets in the world should have the same IMEI number. IMEI number is an important tool for the handset tracking. IMEI numbers are being allotted by five bodies authorized by GSMA. From IMEI number one can identify the make and model of the handset.

Press *#06# IMEI Number checking

The Structure of an IMEI :

IMEI numbers either come in a 15 digit or 17 digit sequences of numbers. The IMEI format currently used as AA-BBBBBB-CCCCCC-D. AA: These two digits are for the Reporting Body Identifier, indicating the GSMA approved group that allocated the TAC (Type Allocation Code). BBBBBB: The remainder of the TAC. CCCCCC: Serial sequence of the Model. D: Luhn check digit of the entire model or 0 (This is an algorithm that validates the ID number).

IMEI Number Verification :

To see your Handset IMEI Number press *#06#, For checking your Handset GENUINE IMEI Number send SMS to 53232(eg : IMEI <15> send to 53232). If your Chinese handset is showing an unique IMEI number, it is important to validate that it is an unique IMEI number and not a cloned or duplicate IMEI number because recently many local Chinese firms sent millions of cheap mobiles in India with duplicate or cloned IMEI number which are also equally invalid as per international and Indian laws. No IMEI number or duplicate IMEI number, people can use a service started by Mobile Standards Alliance of India (Govt. Approved) to provide valid and unique IMEI to all such handsets by paying just Rs 199. After getting new IMEI number, any person can use such handsets for as long as he wants. People can get the list of all available authorized service centers in their area by visiting this link http://www.msai.in/listofcentre.php.

+9, 11 digit new mobile phone number from January

9 adding to all mobile phone numbers from January...

DoT has amended the National Numbering Plan 2003 for migration to an 11-digit numbering plan in mobile services by prefixing the number ‘9’ to the existing two-digit PLMN Access Code. More than 480 million subscribers of mobile telephony services will have 11-digit number from January 1 2010. The subscribers will have to prefix 9 to the existing 10-digit number. For example, a number 9xxxxxxxxx will become 99xxxxxxxxx. The Department of telecommunications (DoT) issued a notice to all telecom service providers on Tuesday, informing the change in the plan. The change in numbering system is due to increase in the number of subscribers. This is also due to increase in the number of service providers. This is not the first time phone numbers will be modified. A few years ago, the government had prefixed the number ‘2’ to all BSNL and MTNL fixed-line land phones across the country to accommodate more connections.

Karbon mobiles price list India

Karbonn Mobiles price list(Approx):

Karbonn mobiles provide touch screen, music player, camera, dual sim, Bluetooth, radio, etc. In order to buy rich mobiles at low cost, Karbonn mobile is one of the best mobiles. Karbon Mobile Price List in India or Price list of Karbonn mobile is given here.

1.Karbonn K118 mobile phone price– Rs.1,875
2.Karbonn K332 mobile phone price– Rs.1,923
3.Karbonn K330 mobile phone price– Rs.2,067
4.Karbonn K310 mobile phone price– Rs.2,160
5.Karbonn K300 mobile phone price– Rs.2,600
6.Karbonn K447 mobile phone price– Rs.2,700
7.Karbonn K217 mobile phone price– Rs.2,749
8.Karbonn K360 mobile phone price– Rs.3,000
9.Karbonn K451 mobile phone price– Rs.3,077
10.Karbonn K444 mobile phone price– Rs.3,077
11.Karbonn K541 mobile phone price– Rs.3,442
12.Karbonn K451M mobile phone price– Rs.3,500
13.Karbonn K450 mobile phone price– Rs.4,200
14.Karbonn K446 mobile phone price– Rs.4,500
15.Karbonn KC441 mobile phone price– Rs.4,721
16.Karbonn K770 mobile phone price– Rs.5,500
17.Karbonn K661 mobile phone price– Rs.7,000
18.Karbonn K560 mobile phone price– Rs.8,000
Official Website of Karbonn Mobile – http://karbonnmobiles.com/mobiles

Nokia Mobile Phone Price list india,

Nokia Mobile Phone Prices – All Prices are in Indian Rupee (INR)
All mobile price list in :www.fonearena.com/mobile phone pricelist.html
Nokia N96 Rs.33000
Nokia E90 Communicator Rs.32827
Nokia N97 Rs.29500
Nokia N85 Rs.21000
Nokia N86 8MP Rs.20789
Nokia E72 Rs.19750
Nokia E66 Rs.18759
Nokia N82 Rs.17937
Nokia E75 Rs.17378
Nokia 6260 Slide Rs.17308
Nokia E71 Rs.15750
Nokia N79 Rs.14241
Nokia 6700 Classic Rs.12514
Nokia N73 Music Edition Rs.11500
Nokia E63 Rs.10800
Nokia 6208 Classic Rs.10005
Nokia 7610 Supernova Rs.9100
Nokia 3600 Slide Rs.9000
Nokia 3120 Classic Rs.7129
Nokia 7310 Supernova Rs.7100
Nokia 6303 Classic Rs.6690
Nokia 3610 Fold Rs.6453
Nokia 3500 Classic Rs.5243
Nokia 7210 Supernova Rs.4800
Nokia 2680 Slide Rs.4000
Nokia 2700 Classic Rs.3975
Nokia 3110 classic Rs.3970
Nokia 2630 Rs.3400
Source & more in : http://www.fonearena.com/mobile_phone_pricelist.html

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  Samsung Galaxy i7500 [Review]

  Samsung's first Android device is a bit laggy

  Slim, 3.2-inch AMOLED anti-scratch display, Wi-Fi, GPS with compass, accelerometer, proximity sensor

  Tacky side buttons, memory card slot in battery compartment, thin touch QWERTY pad

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  After seeing the Android operated handsets from HTC -- Hero and Magic -- it's time for Samsung to unleash its first Android device in the market. There are two Android based phones that Samsung have released, Galaxy I7500 and the Galaxy Spica I5700. However, in India only the Galaxy I7500 has been released and we have it for review today. The features that strike you at first sight are its sleekness and the large display of the device. But there is more to it and in this review we are going to tell you about it.
  
  

  

  
  
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  Sony Ericsson Yari [Review]

  A stylish gaming handset from Sony Ericsson

  Good design, good quality display, GPS, decent web browser, powerful loudspeakers, dedicated gaming keys

  Camera focusing issues, frustrating soft key and camera shutter button design, no Wi-Fi, slightly expensive

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  After the F305, the Yari is Sony Ericsson's next gaming handset. It features a sliding design like its predecessor but packs in a lot more features, like a QVGA display, 5 megapixel camera and GPS. Read on for the full review of this handset.
  
  
  

  
  

  

  
  
  
  
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  Spice D-6666 [Review]

  A dual SIM phone with the flexibility to use both GSM or CDMA

  Dual SIM card slot, second slot can be used with both GSM as well as CDMA cards, good design, QVGA display, simple, easy to use interface

  Underwhelming multimedia experience, slow Java application performance, slightly expensive

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  The Spice D-6666 is an interesting new dual SIM phone which not only gives you the convenience of using two SIM cards with the phone but also gives you the flexibility of using either a GSM or CDMA SIM in the second SIM slot while the first one is fixed for GSM usage. The D-6666 also has features like a QVGA display, 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth and expandable memory. 
  
  
  

  

   
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  HTC Tattoo [Review]

  Affordable Android mobile phone

  Design and build quality, option to create your personal skin, Android 1.6 Cupcake with Android Market, solid integration with Google services with full suite of Google apps, HTC Sense improves usability and aesthetic appeal of the UI

  Unimpressive camera quality with no autofocus or flash, some apps on the Market don't work with the QVGA resolution, UI can be a bit sluggish at times, no 3G support in the Indian version of Tattoo

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  Google's mobile operating system - Android OS - is very impressive and is the only one which can come close to the iPhone OS in terms of usability but has so far been restricted to high end mobile devices, with no phone yet under the 20k mark. However, HTC's new Tattoo intends to change that by being the first sub-20k Android phone that packs nearly as many features as its older brothers. This means you get almost the same Android experience but now at a more affordable price.
  
  But lower price is not just the main feature of the Tattoo. The phone's special rear cover, with its unique pattern, is reason for it being named 'Tattoo'. But the best part is that you can have the rear covers engraved with a pattern of your choice. So what more does this phone have to offer. Read on to find out.
   

  

  
  
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  Sony Ericsson Satio [Review]

  
  

  Impressive spec sheet, but will it perform as well? Let's find out

  Good camera quality and features, large, high resolution display, great audio quality, connectivity features, 8 GB memory card supplied

  Plasticky design, resistive touchscreen, utterly frustrating software and user interface, abysmal web browser, no 3.5mm headphone jack, no stereo speakers, no DivX/XviD support, poor quality supplied headset, horrible battery life

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  After the Xperia X1, Sony Ericsson did not come out with a new touchscreen phone for quite some time. Last year, however, they announced two new phones, the Aino and the Satio (back then called the Idou), both of which had impressive spec sheets (especially the latter) and were poised to bring the company back on track in the ever growing touchscreen phone market.
  
  The Satio is pretty loaded phone and represents a couple of firsts for Sony Ericsson. It is the first phone from the company with a 12.2 megapixel camera and also the first to run the S60 operating system. But will this phone be able to stand up to the tough competition? We review the phone to find out.
  
  

  

  
  
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  LG Chocolate BL40

  Frazier Barretto, Jan 22, 2010 1901 hrs IST

  Stylish phone but other areas need improvement

  Large screen, good looks, 5MP camera, good audio quality, DivX support

  Fingerprint magnet, bad touch response, interface lag, tall handset, video format support

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  It's was about time LG revived the Chocolate Series, especially after the first two Chocolate phones did so well. LG has now released two new Chocolate phones; the BL20 and the BL40. From the two we have the BL40, which boasts a one of a kind screen with its 21:9 aspect ratio capacitive screen. LG has improved their touch interface, or at least that's what it seems like from all the noise they created before the phones release.
  
  

  

  
  
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  HTC HD2

  The phone's stunning looks and massive display make it very desirable

  Spectacular display, good touch sensitivity, excellent design, 1GHz Snapdragon processor, superb HTC Sense UI, feature rich

  Too big to carry around comfortably, outdated Windows Mobile OS, average camera quality, unimpressive battery life, mono loudspeaker

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  Remember the HTC Touch HD, the Windows Mobile smartphone with a gargantuan display? HTC finally has a big brother for the device and are calling it the HD2. If you though the display on the Touch HD was big, wait till you get your eyeballs on this one. It is a 4.3" behemoth of a display with a 800 x 480 pixel resolution and a capacitive touchscreen technology, a first for any Windows Mobile phone. Also a first on any phone is a 1GHz Snapdragon processor. The phone is also incredibly slim measuring only 11.5mm in thickness. Apart from this the HD2 also has several other features, such a 5 megapixel camera, 3G/HSDPA connectivity, Bluetooth, WiFi, A-GPS and what have you. Read on for the full review of this phone.  
  
  

  

  
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  Nexus One

  We reviewed it, we loved it!

  Superb design and build, excellent display quality, Android 2.1 OS with Android Market, 1GHz Snapdragon processor, great interface design, excellent web browser, good connectivity features, voice to text converter

  Display has poor sunlight visibility and slightly over-saturated colors, interface is occasionally jittery, no DivX/XviD playback, inadequate loudspeaker volume, keys under display are a bit frustrating to use

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  After being present in the mobile phone industry as just a software manufacturer, Google has finally decided to take the plunge and make its first very own mobile phone to compete with the likes of Nokia, Samsung, Apple and BlackBerry. Its weapon of choice? The Nexus One. Manufactured by HTC for Google, the Nexus One has, by far, one of the most impressive specifications list you can find in a smartphone. Or should I call it Superphone, as Google does. The Nexus One comes armed with Qualcomm's finest 1GHz Snapdragon processor, a 3.7-inch, 800 x 480 pixel AMOLED display, a 5 megapixel camera, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, GPS and runs on the latest and greatest Android 2.1 operating system.
  
  

  

  
  
  
  Although the Nexus One is so far only sold in U.S., we managed to get our hands on one sample in India, which was bought from U.S. We spent some time with the Nexus One and this is what we have to say about it.
  
  
  
  
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  Acer neoTouch

  We reviewed it and thought it could have been a lot better

  Large, high resolution display, powerful 1GHz Snapdragon processor, good connectivity features, Flash support in browser

  Poor Bundle, design attracts fingerprints and scratches, minimal UI customization done by Acer, average audio quality, poor quality loudspeaker, no Java application support, no DivX/XviD support, no pre-installed navigation software, expensive

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  Acer phones that we received in the past weren't particularly good and had nothing great to offer, especially when compared with the competition, who are really fighting tooth and nail. Phones by Acer seemed to be a halfhearted attempt by the manufacturer. Today, we have the Acer neoTouch with us which seems to be more in touch with the competition around it and Acer has equipped it accordingly. For starters, there is the blazing fast 1GHz Snapdragon processor, which is currently the fastest processor on mobile phones. The neoTouch also has a large high resolution touchscreen display. It also comes with the full range of connectivity features and runs on Windows Mobile 6.5. Let us see how this one performs.
  
  

  

   
   
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  The bundle of the phone was rather disappointing. We did not find any memory card in the package and the neoTouch doesn't exactly come with a large amount of memory built-in. There was also not any TV-out cable, something that you always find on high-end Nokia phones. There was also no carry case for the phone and the provided headset was also of average quality.