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Motorola has done it again and has achieved another great Milestone! One of the nicest features of the new Motorola Milestone XT720 is that is no longer has a complete QWERTY keypad attached to it. This made its previous model really cumbersome and hard to use. The dimensions of the Milestone XT720 are similar to the model before, but thanks to the missing QWERTY keypad, it is close to 3 millimeters skinnier. Motorola put in a 1390 mAh power supply, so you are looking at getting close to 5 hours of communication time and almost 2 weeks of standby time.

The internal mechanics of the XT720 feature a 550 megahertz core processor with 256 megabytes of ram. Obviously, this is not on par with some of the more expensive smartphones, but compared to the phones of the past, this is an awesome little phone. It is cheaper than the Google Nexus One or the HTC Desire, but then with those phones you are getting a faster processor. For all of your communication needs, the Motorola Milestone XT720 will not slow you down!

The XT720 has a great looking front display which features a full 3.7 inches and 854 x 480 pixel output. Motorola kept this feature from the previous Milestone model which makes it very easy to use and to see. The display itself might not be as sharp as what one would find in an HTC Desire, but because it is a different technology, it is easier to see the display when you are outside.

One of the best improvements that Motorola has made is the 8 megapixel camera. It now comes with a xenon flash and autofocus feature, a much desired improvement over earlier models. The outward appearance has also been redesigned; the Motorola Milestone XT720 has a much more appealing, sleeker digital camera look to it than the old clunky Milestone. It can also capture video up to 720 x 480 pixels, which can be played back over any compatible HD TV using the built in DVI port.

Motorola uses the Android 2.1 for the XT720’s operating system, which lets the user tap into the impressive array of Android software and the continuously growing Google App marketplace. The high resolution display makes a great venue for web browsing, which is easier with their included, highly efficient browser. Users will not be disappointed with multimedia options either, which include an FM radio and support for a wide range of file types, like WMA, MPEG4, MP3, AMR, and AAC. In addition, the handy 3.5mm audio output allows the user to listen to their favorite tunes with any standard pair of headphones.

Nokia has now released their new smartphone, the N8, which is sized just like other phones in its class, at a weight of 1335 grams and a size of 114 x 59 x 13mm. You can talk for more than 6 hours straight on the 3G network with its battery, and it will stand up to 7 hours of video playback and 50 hours of music playback, as well as 16 straight days of standby time. There are a variety of colors in which you can get it, from dark gray to orange and everything in between.

The Nokia N8 is the first phone to features the Symbian^3 operating system, which is revolutionary smartphone software that enables you to use features such as flick scrolling, pinch zoom, and multi touch, as well as more than one homescreen that you can outfit with whatever widget and app you desire.

With the hardware acceleration that the phone offers, you can work with both 2D and 3D graphics to make a more expedient journey through the features of your phone. Memory management is one of Symbian^3’s strong suits, enabling you to multi task much faster and run applications in tandem if you wish.

The N8 can also be used a a portable entertainment center, able to produce HD quality video and Dolby Surround Sound when you connect the phone to a home theater system. You can also connect to Web TV with the N8, allowing access to such channels as CNN, Paramount, E! and National Geographic through your phone. You also have access to a number of other content through Nokia’s Ovi Store.

Along with all these amazing features, the Nokia N8 gets better and better the more it “learns” what your likes and interests are. It will sync with those things that you like so that you can get a more personal experience through your smartphone. And, you can also make memories with the Nokia N8 because it also features a 12 megapixel camera with legendary Carl Zeiss lens optics. There is a built in Xenon flash with many features you would expect to find in higher quality digital cameras. You can also make and edit Hi-Def videos with your smartphone because all the editing software is included!

The Nokia N8 smartphone is the social networker’s new best friend. You can easily access your favorite social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Myspace with a flick of the button. These applications are easily downloaded to your phone’s home page. There is also a calendar feature which will sync all of your important events. The Nokia N8 also offers free GPS Navigation and free OVI Maps downloads. This will get you to where you need to go when you need to go all over the world. The Nokia N8 smartphone is a great buy and offers you all the things you need right at your fingertips!

Nokia has now released their new smartphone, the N8, which is sized just like other phones in its class, at a weight of 1335 grams and a size of 114 x 59 x 13mm. You can talk for more than 6 hours straight on the 3G network with its battery, and it will stand up to 7 hours of video playback and 50 hours of music playback, as well as 16 straight days of standby time. There are a variety of colors in which you can get it, from dark gray to orange and everything in between.

The Nokia N8 is the first phone to features the Symbian^3 operating system, which is revolutionary smartphone software that enables you to use features such as flick scrolling, pinch zoom, and multi touch, as well as more than one homescreen that you can outfit with whatever widget and app you desire.

With the hardware acceleration that the phone offers, you can work with both 2D and 3D graphics to make a more expedient journey through the features of your phone. Memory management is one of Symbian^3’s strong suits, enabling you to multi task much faster and run applications in tandem if you wish.

The N8 can also be used a a portable entertainment center, able to produce HD quality video and Dolby Surround Sound when you connect the phone to a home theater system. You can also connect to Web TV with the N8, allowing access to such channels as CNN, Paramount, E! and National Geographic through your phone. You also have access to a number of other content through Nokia’s Ovi Store.

Along with all these amazing features, the Nokia N8 gets better and better the more it “learns” what your likes and interests are. It will sync with those things that you like so that you can get a more personal experience through your smartphone. And, you can also make memories with the Nokia N8 because it also features a 12 megapixel camera with legendary Carl Zeiss lens optics. There is a built in Xenon flash with many features you would expect to find in higher quality digital cameras. You can also make and edit Hi-Def videos with your smartphone because all the editing software is included!

The Nokia N8 smartphone is the social networker’s new best friend. You can easily access your favorite social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Myspace with a flick of the button. These applications are easily downloaded to your phone’s home page. There is also a calendar feature which will sync all of your important events. The Nokia N8 also offers free GPS Navigation and free OVI Maps downloads. This will get you to where you need to go when you need to go all over the world. The Nokia N8 smartphone is a great buy and offers you all the things you need right at your fingertips!

Motorola has done it again and has achieved another great Milestone! One of the nicest features of the new Motorola Milestone XT720 is that is no longer has a complete QWERTY keypad attached to it. This made its previous model really cumbersome and hard to use. The dimensions of the Milestone XT720 are similar to the model before, but thanks to the missing QWERTY keypad, it is close to 3 millimeters skinnier. Motorola put in a 1390 mAh power supply, so you are looking at getting close to 5 hours of communication time and almost 2 weeks of standby time.

The internal mechanics of the XT720 feature a 550 megahertz core processor with 256 megabytes of ram. Obviously, this is not on par with some of the more expensive smartphones, but compared to the phones of the past, this is an awesome little phone. It is cheaper than the Google Nexus One or the HTC Desire, but then with those phones you are getting a faster processor. For all of your communication needs, the Motorola Milestone XT720 will not slow you down!

The XT720 has a great looking front display which features a full 3.7 inches and 854 x 480 pixel output. Motorola kept this feature from the previous Milestone model which makes it very easy to use and to see. The display itself might not be as sharp as what one would find in an HTC Desire, but because it is a different technology, it is easier to see the display when you are outside.

One of the best improvements that Motorola has made is the 8 megapixel camera. It now comes with a xenon flash and autofocus feature, a much desired improvement over earlier models. The outward appearance has also been redesigned; the Motorola Milestone XT720 has a much more appealing, sleeker digital camera look to it than the old clunky Milestone. It can also capture video up to 720 x 480 pixels, which can be played back over any compatible HD TV using the built in DVI port.

Motorola uses the Android 2.1 for the XT720’s operating system, which lets the user tap into the impressive array of Android software and the continuously growing Google App marketplace. The high resolution display makes a great venue for web browsing, which is easier with their included, highly efficient browser. Users will not be disappointed with multimedia options either, which include an FM radio and support for a wide range of file types, like WMA, MPEG4, MP3, AMR, and AAC. In addition, the handy 3.5mm audio output allows the user to listen to their favorite tunes with any standard pair of headphones.

Fresh on the market, Samsung introduces the Samsung Wave 2. Designed with today’s smart shoppers in mind, Samsung is looking to establish a firmer hand in the smartphone market with a more affordable option. College students and young adults make up the fulcrum of the social networking phenomenon sweeping the nation, but until now were less able to afford the sleek smartphones they so craved. Not anymore. With the Samsung Wave 2, these frugal shoppers can finally afford the phone they need to network, with just a few features compromised from the original Samsung Wave.

Tired of the time and frustration of pecking long messages on full keyboards that can not keep up with all you have got to say? The Samsung Wave 2 takes the full QWERTY keyboard one step further, by combining the feature with predictive text. No more tedious typing. And how you view your messages and images can now be controlled with a twist of the wrist with the Wave 2’s accelerometer that automatically rotates the screen from landscape to portrait. Navigating your way through the phone’s many features also becomes second-nature with the TouchWiz 3.0 UI.

With 80 MB of built-in storage and the capacity to support up to 16 GB of additional memory through a microSD slot, the Samsung Wave 2 is a hand-held media studio to go. Store music, videos, and images at your finger tips, or change out memory cards for endless media access. The microSD memory cards also allow you to easily transport your favorite media from phone to phone, or phone to computer, giving you easier access when and where you need it. And its 3-megapixel camera not only allows you to record SD video, but play back mp4 video and touch up images you take with an image editor as well.

Like most major smartphone manufacturers, Samsung offers its own social networking aggregator, similar to HTC’s Friend Stream, Sony Ericsson’s Timescape of Motorola’s Motoblur. Samsung’s Social Hub maintains all your contact details, email accounts and social networking services in one location for easy access. With just your Wave 2 in hand, you will be able to share a favorite joke with all your friends, manage your account information or see what everyone else is talking about. Social Hub means you can now view and respond to messages, check your social networks and send emails from multiple service providers without having to access each individual network.

The Wave 2’s display is a respectable 3.2″ screen for video and picture viewing; the 240×400 TFT LCD is capable of showing up to 256,000 colors. Most users will appreciate the built-in FM stereo to catch up on the latest music. However, if nothing is on the radio, the integrated music player can store and playback a variety of audio formats, including wav, MP3, and eAAC+.

Blackberry smartphones continue to be one of the most popular devices of their kind, thanks to an unrivaled set of features coupled with a high performance rate. The new Curve continues that great tradition, providing users with some of the best features available. The Curve is one of the slimmest phones Blackberry has ever manufactured, thanks to an ultra-thin QWERTY keypad. It is also one of the lightest full keypad phones that you will find anywhere.

The Curve still has that distinct Blackberry appearance, but with a sleeker look around the edges. Designed to fit easily into a purse or pocket, you have the real sense that this sturdy little beauty will still be taking calls and sending text messages well after the competition has been taken down by one too many blows. That tough exterior cradles a TFT LCD screen, measuring a comfortable 2.4 inches, and sporting a crystal clear resolution of 480 x 360 pixels.

The interface is a breeze to use and you can switch quickly between messaging or talking, thanks to the well-designed navigation system. All your important keys, like Talk, Menu, Back, End and Navigator sit right below the screen for fast access. Even your side controls are easy to master and can be used with just one-hand. Best of all, the Curve is loaded with the most popular of Blackberry’s OS’s – the OS 4.6.1.114. This fully interactive system was designed to be completely intuitive, and even Blackberry newbies should have no problem using it.

One of the best additions to the Curve is its improved Web browsing. You will be able to enjoy a true HTML web browser capable of supporting RSS feeds as well as media streaming. So now you can sneak a peek at your favorite YouTube video whenever you want. There is also a built-in GPS unit with access to Google Maps, Blackberry Maps and TeleNav GPS Navigator. If you are worried that all this must eat up a lot of memory space, do not worry. The Curve has an internal 64MB memory as well as an expandable memory slot for microSD storage cards.

With its massive 3.2 megapixel digital camera, wireless Internet, and many other exceptional functions, this awesome smartphone is certainly a popular choice among discerning cellphone users everywhere. Regardless of whether or not you are looking into a smartphone for the very first time, or you are a “techie geek” that can not wait for the latest technology, the Blackberry Curve offers a wide array of remarkable features that are hard to find in any other cellphone in this price range. Although this Blackberry model is a bit more expensive than just any average cellphone, great deals can be found if you look around a little for this very affordable smartphone – even under a hundred bucks!

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When you get the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10, you will find it uses the Android 1.6 platform to great effect, mostly due to the 1 GHz Snapdragon processor that enables you to navigate and multitask much faster when compared to other phones out there. You can use the “Timescape” feature to automatically keep your friends’ status updates in check, so you are in touch with them at a glance and can see what they are up to. All you have to do is click on your contacts list, pick a person, and you will see everything that you could possibly want, including photos of them, sms messages, tweets, Facebook updates, etc.

The large 4 inch screen is sure to make smartphone enthusiasts excited, as it is one of the largest a smartphone can feature right now. The 854x 480 pixel resolution and 256k color scheme will make pictures and images leap off the screen and be easily seen by the user. The motion sensor will automatically switch between portrait and landscape as the angle changes, giving you the best flexibility with how you want to use it. The scratch resistant touch screen minimizes the damage that typically builds up over time these kinds of phones.

What’s more, camera phone aficionados are sure to love the advanced 8 megapixel camera found on the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10. The integrated LED flash and autofocus makes taking snapshots easier than ever, and the smile and face detection, in addition to the image stabilization, will help your pictures shine even further. If you love multimedia phones, this is surely the phone you want to invest your hard earned money in – you will not regret it.

With the media player included with the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10, you will be able to listen to music in a variety of formats such as MP3, WMA and RA, and watch video in WMV and MP4 format, among others. The 1GB internal memory is nothing to scoff at, but it can be enhanced even further with the help of the microSD card slot that gives you the capacity to take it all the way up to 16GB of memory, letting you store as much of your music as you want.

The user interface, known as UX or User Experience, ties all of these features together in a way that makes using this phone a breeze. No matter the feature you want to access, it is easily organized and navigated to thanks to this innovative platform. The Android OS from Google is the heart of this smartphone, and comes with all the features inherent in that platform, including Google Maps and YouTube, allowing for maximum connectivity with the applications you love most.

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Sony’s Xperia X10 has been one of the most popular models at the high-end of the smartphone market, and Sony now hopes to repeat that success in the below-$250 market with the Xperia X8. It might not have a big price tag, but this Android friendly device comes with a 3″ touchscreen display with a 320 x 480 pixel resolution, built-in GPS, WiFi compatibility and 3.5G speed, an FM radio and microSD slot (the package even includes a 2 GB card to get you started). All of this is packed into a device that only weighs 104 grams.

As with most Sony Ericsson products, the X8 is one sharp looking phone. In fact, it has a much more appealing look than most Androids. The only real problem here is the plastic on the back cover, which has a very low-grade feel to it. Like most Android phones, the menu, home and back keys are placed directly under the screen. On the right side, you will find the volume control and the one-step camera shutter for quick access. The microUSB port, 3.5mm connector and power/lock key are situated along the top edge.

The battery life of the X8 is pretty respectable. You will be able to talk on a 3G network for up to 5 hours and 40 minutes. If you are using advanced apps, you will find that there is plenty of processor speed available, thanks to the 600MHz processor and 128MB of RAM. This should be enough firepower to tackle almost any request, though it does not match the blazing speed of the best Android phones.

Though it lacks a flash or auto-focus, the 3.2 megapixel camera is impressive for the price range. It is very easy to use and navigate around the menus, with the capability to record video as well. Users will not be disappointed with the quality even when uploaded to a full size computer screen. The quality is definitely above average.

While later versions of the X8 will include the Android 2.1 OS, first buyers of the phone will have to be satisfied with Android 1.6 until the upgrade comes out. With the Android Market crammed with applications ranging from video games to restaurant guides, the software for Android phones is wide ranging though, so its not difficult to ensure that all of your specific needs are met.

So, should you buy the Sony Ericsson Xperia X8? If you are in need of a smartphone that balances size with function, style with price, is easy to use, and you are only a basic internet user, then absolutely!