Wear The Only Waterproof Watch Phone With Longer Battery Life
EP2502 watch phone is meant to be the latest invention in the line of watch phones! The gadget is the only OLED screen watch phone that has longer battery life and decent display quality. Also it is the only water proof watch phone nowadays.
The build-in 2.0M Pixel cam will generate high quality pictures for multipurposeful usage. Bluetooth, 512m TF card Triband support, option for various languages and more are the additional relevant features. It works with AT&T, T-mobile or other GSM carriers.
It is cool to own wrist watches that include cell phone features. Maybe some of you think that it makes more sense to use a simple cell phone than a watch as a cell phone. But imaging yourself to be a James Bond, spying around and talking to your wrist.
The EP2502 cell phone seems to be ahead of its competitors (iPhone?), though it may look ridiculous. Or perhaps it is more attractive than it may seem. Featuring an OLED touch screen, tri-band support, a 2 M pixel cam, Bluetooth and even waterproofing, it is coming out in a few days for $250, which is pretty reasonable.
Even if you don’t want to seem ridiculous while shouting at your wrist watches in the street, it may function as wearable video conferencing device, which is really convenient.
Specifications:
- 1.3 inch OLED Screen 260k; 128px by 160px resolution touching panel
- works in English, Italian, Spanish, Arabic, Turkish, French, Portuguese, Chinese languages
- 64 polyphonic ring tones with the support of mp3/midi/wav
- incoming ring tone, movie, photo
- shock proof, water proof
- mp4 full screen movie format, jpg/gif photo format
- 2.0m pixel cam
- free 512 TF flash card, extendable to 2gb
- sms and mms messaging supported
- mp3 alarm clock
- 512 Mb of memory size
- picture mosaic game
- gsm, wap, gprs networks support
- 900/1800/1900mhz frequency
Mass Appeal To Sony Ericsson’s HSDPA Mobile Phones For Web Browsing
Sony Ericsson today, 23 April 2008, introduced two new HSDPA mobile phones for web browsing in London, UK. Each phone is designed for a web-enabled range of phones, but with a little difference. The Z780 is served for markets outside of Europe and G502 reveals web opportunities to a mainstream audience.
The Z780 has tri-band 3G and HSDPA in a stylish clamshell frame, allowing you to receive email or browse the web sufficiently in countries around the globe. It also introduces built-in aGPS for navigation.
The new G502 preserves the line of classic Sony Ericsson affordable, pocket-sized phones.But this is the first model to feature high-speed HSDPA capability for faster browsing and downloading capabilities with easy-to-use interface.
Both Z780 and G502 is supplied with the latest version of Google™ Maps, the application, that allows you to view maps with satellite view or listings of the hotels and bars. Maps combined with aGPS may give you turn-by-turn directions in complicated situations.
An easy-to-follow set-up wizard guide helps you set up webmail account in both phones. Browsing websites is four times faster than with standard 3G (UMTS), due to the HSDPA speeds. The selection of an RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed will access your favorite site in one 1-click from your phone’s desktop. Here’s also pre-loaded weather forecast application to check the weather before moving out.
Z780 (92 x 49 x 16 mm) comes with UMTS/HSDPA 850/1900/2100, the 2.2-inch screen of 320 x 240 pixels and GSM/GPRS/EDGE.
The Z502 (109 x 46 x 13.5 mm) will be with UMTS/HSDPA 2100, the 2-inch screen of 240 x 320 pixels and GSM/GPRS/EDGE 900/1800/1900 radios.
Both gadgets will feature Bluetooth, 2 megapixel cameras, M2 memory expansion.The Z780 and the G502 mobile phones will be available in the second quarter of 2008.
View full press release at Sonyericsson.com
New Nokia 6212 Classic Handset
Nokia is presenting a classic model of its new handset - the 6212 Classic, showing their devotion to classic models. The model will be with integrated Near Field Communication (NFC), that allows users to interact between various electronic devices.
Nokia 6212 Classic has 3g connectivity, thanks to which users will have the opportunity to share content, access services and information, as well as conducting payments or reserving tickets for planned vacations or business trips.
People will be able to download items like business cards, web links, audio & video files or calendar notes by simple tapping NFC tag. Users are welcome to open applications such as web browser or radio.
Features:
- 2 megapixel camera
- 2 inch QVGA display
- Integrated stereo FM radio
- Audio player with vast format support
- Micro SD memory card slot (4GB is max.)
With new Nokia 6212 Classic people will write and edit their own NFC tags, varying from posting calendar entries to setting the alarm clock. With the purchase three sticker tags will be included for NFC introduction to open.
In spite of classic variant of the model, it will retain all modern features and arouse some interest due to innovative technology at a budget price. Stylish design and convenient interface will not leave the owner indifferent.
Jeremy Belostock, the Head of Near Field Communications of Nokia, claimed that NFC capable cell phones are about to change the way people interact with services and applications in their surroundings. New technology is very easy to use, which is essential, as many services are increasing in number. Nokia is still very competitive nowadays!
For Europe and Asia the sales of the Nokia 6212 Classic will take place in the third quarter of this year, and a retail price is claimed to be 200 EUR before taxes and subsidies.
T-1000 Cell Phone Jammer To Block Phone Calls
Sometimes you want silence; all that annoying calls, text messages drive you crazy. T-1000 knows how to block phone calls. After activating the blocker, all phones will lose service. All calls will be terminated. No adjustments needed. Just turn it on and watch all people around shaking their phones with indignation and surprise.
It has the internal antenna system, so any unit as an obstacle will decrease its range. The jammer will work really effective if cellphone tower signals are weak. The closer you are to a phone tower, the weaker the signal is. 
It will block phone calls within a 3- to 10-foot area. It will keep blocking signals for up to 60 minutes per charge. And it won’t attract any attention, as T-1000 looks like a real old-school cell phone. Just 240$!
Specifications:
- Internal NiMH Battery
- Glossy Black Color
- Approx. 30 - 60 Minutes or more per charge
- Avg. 3 – 10 or more feet diameter (depends on signal strength and location)
- 4.25 In x 2.25 In x 1 In
- Effective Against: AMPS, CDMA, TDMA, PCS, GSM, DCS, Nextel, iDEN and 3G Voice operating at 1900MHz!
- Over 20dBm, or 100mW Power Output
- Approx. 2.9 Oz. in Weight
- Internal Antenna
Check it out at Techgadgetz.com
New Mozilla Mobile Internet Browser Update
For those who get used to Opera or Webkit, it’s time right to pay attention to Mozilla 3 Fennec, the new Mozilla mobile internet browser update. Their mobile initiative began last October, and now they are making functional steps to world browser domination. Fennec, the codename of pre-alpha mobile Firefox browser, was tested accurately and showed great results (5,9 times faster) in comparison with Microb Nokia N810 Internet Tablet that dates back to the previous Firefox 3 alpha series. Memory usage was reduced and performance increased greatly.
Tested with a number of websites, Fennec appeared to be more responsive and have a small memory footprint. Now Mozilla is working to create intuitive and versatile interface. One step towards this goal is Mozilla’s touchscreen mobile interface.
But that is just the early step of development and Fennec doesn’t count on mainstream use at this stage, and their functionality hasn’t impressed through the user interface yet. But Fennec has some impressive results that that show huge potential:
- the support for inertial scrolling is a plus
- includes a single-click bookmarking system
- Awesome Bar support (but that is planned)
Jay Sullivan, Mozilla Mobile director, claimed that it is “just a starting point to give us a framework to start experimenting, doing performance tests.” His goal is to bring the Firefox desktop user experience to handheld devices. The key is “Web compatibility, security, performance, support for rich internet apps.”
Firefox user interface uses XUL, an XML-based user interface description language, which makes mobile browser very easy to customize and experiment with new mobile user interface ideas by modifying browser.xul file or browser.js file in JavaScript. Also the XUL technology can be easily used with a XUL Runner runtime to develop platform-neutral mobile applications that contain XML and JavaScript.
But that is just pre-alpha builds that are easy to modify and create with its code. Apparently this new Mozilla mobile internet browser update is an effective step to establish the development of Mozilla’s worldwide influence.
See additional information about Fennec Requirements
Download recent Fennec builds on Nokia N810