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Samsung Star 3G Touch Screen Phone
Samsung star touch screen mobile phone with 2G and 3G technology. Now the best and cheapest touch screen phone Samsung star has 3.2 inch full screen touch
Samsung star touch screen mobile phone with 2G and 3G technology. Now the best and cheapest touch screen phone Samsung star has 3.2 inch full screen touch
LG KP 500
Main Features Of LG KP500:
- 3-inch wide full touch screen display
- Active flash UI (user interface) allowing users to attach friend’s photo for the speed dial feature
- Easy-to-use smart handwriting recognition function allowing users to send text messages without using the touch keyboard
- Embedded stylus pen for advanced handwriting recognition program
- Includes motion sensor games that requires eye-hand coordination to balance, flip, shift, and twist the handset to play the games, using advanced motion sensor technology
- The QWERTY onscreen keyboard slides into view when the LG KP500 is held horizontally, and the auto rotating display always shifts images or documents for proper viewing no matter which way the cellphone is turned
The new stylish and slim LG KP500 handset which measures 4.1 x 2.1 x 0.5-inches is expected to be available by the end of October 2008, but its price has yet to be announced.
7.7.09
Sony Ericsson
Sony Ericsson's G700 and G900: "touchscreen organizers"
It looks like the rumors about the brand spanking new G series from Sony Ericsson were absolutely spot on. Mobile World Congress has seen the introduction of the G700 and G900, phones that SE is referring to as "touchscreen organizers with a broad appeal." The G700, the lesser of the two, features a 2.4 inch display (touchscreen, of course) with a 3.2 megapixel camera.The G900 ups the ante with integrated WiFi and a 5 megapixel autofocus cam with a continuous shooting mode. The big draw on both models appears to be the ability to jot notes on the display using the stylus and save them as sticky notes right to the phones' home screens -- kinda nifty, we'll admit. Both will launch in the second quarter featuring GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 radios with UMTS 2100, so using them Stateside isn't really in the cards. The G700 will be available in Silk Bronze, while the upmarket G900 will feature striking Dark Red and Dark Brown options.
It looks like the rumors about the brand spanking new G series from Sony Ericsson were absolutely spot on. Mobile World Congress has seen the introduction of the G700 and G900, phones that SE is referring to as "touchscreen organizers with a broad appeal." The G700, the lesser of the two, features a 2.4 inch display (touchscreen, of course) with a 3.2 megapixel camera.The G900 ups the ante with integrated WiFi and a 5 megapixel autofocus cam with a continuous shooting mode. The big draw on both models appears to be the ability to jot notes on the display using the stylus and save them as sticky notes right to the phones' home screens -- kinda nifty, we'll admit. Both will launch in the second quarter featuring GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 radios with UMTS 2100, so using them Stateside isn't really in the cards. The G700 will be available in Silk Bronze, while the upmarket G900 will feature striking Dark Red and Dark Brown options.
LG Series
LG GW 550
The GW550. The handset comes in a candybar form-factor and features front-facing QWERTY keyboard. Its overall design reminds of the Nokia E71x, but the similarities end here. The LG GW550 runs Windows Mobile Standard and has a non-touch-sensitive 2.4-inch display with QVGA resolution. Other features of the smartphone include 3MP camera, stereo speakers, HSDPA 7.2Mbps (HSUPA 2.0Mbps) connectivity and 1300mAh battery. The GW550 will be a quad-band GSM with global 3G support, but unfortunately, information on release dates and pricing has not been provided by the manufacturer.
The GW550. The handset comes in a candybar form-factor and features front-facing QWERTY keyboard. Its overall design reminds of the Nokia E71x, but the similarities end here. The LG GW550 runs Windows Mobile Standard and has a non-touch-sensitive 2.4-inch display with QVGA resolution. Other features of the smartphone include 3MP camera, stereo speakers, HSDPA 7.2Mbps (HSUPA 2.0Mbps) connectivity and 1300mAh battery. The GW550 will be a quad-band GSM with global 3G support, but unfortunately, information on release dates and pricing has not been provided by the manufacturer.LG KP 501
One of the simplest phones I have ever seen, LG KP501 is no different in design compared to its KP500 Cookie predecessor. In fact, I only noticed a minor difference between the two, regarding the two buttons on the front, which are bigger for the KP500 model. Sleeker and lighter than any other touchscreen phones on the market, KP501 Cookie seems to be the peek of ergonomic design coming from the Korean company. The candybar measures 106.5 x 55.4 x 11.9mm and weighs exactly 89g (including battery). It features a nice polished plastic that makes it look rich and attractive, especially if you own the silver or black version. The front part of the phone is almost entirely seized by the huge 3-inch touchscreen. Below the display, there are three buttons: Accept calls, Reject calls and Shortcut key (middle).
LG KE850
The slim LG KE850 is rather a simple design with a display screen took up most of the space of front body. The size of the display screen is unknown, but the resolution is as high as 240 x 400 pixels. The phone do not has a keypad or slide keypad, the touch screen will do all the task needed. Send, End and Confirm button are available below of the screen to let you pick up call easily. We can see Media, Office shortcut menu on the menu screen shot, you will be probably able to open/edit office documents on the large screen. The black body reminds us that it could be one of the chocolate phone series, we will just have to wait for the official announcement
One of the simplest phones I have ever seen, LG KP501 is no different in design compared to its KP500 Cookie predecessor. In fact, I only noticed a minor difference between the two, regarding the two buttons on the front, which are bigger for the KP500 model. Sleeker and lighter than any other touchscreen phones on the market, KP501 Cookie seems to be the peek of ergonomic design coming from the Korean company. The candybar measures 106.5 x 55.4 x 11.9mm and weighs exactly 89g (including battery). It features a nice polished plastic that makes it look rich and attractive, especially if you own the silver or black version. The front part of the phone is almost entirely seized by the huge 3-inch touchscreen. Below the display, there are three buttons: Accept calls, Reject calls and Shortcut key (middle).
LG KE850
The slim LG KE850 is rather a simple design with a display screen took up most of the space of front body. The size of the display screen is unknown, but the resolution is as high as 240 x 400 pixels. The phone do not has a keypad or slide keypad, the touch screen will do all the task needed. Send, End and Confirm button are available below of the screen to let you pick up call easily. We can see Media, Office shortcut menu on the menu screen shot, you will be probably able to open/edit office documents on the large screen. The black body reminds us that it could be one of the chocolate phone series, we will just have to wait for the official announcement
Samsung Series
The touch screen software for the SGH-i900 smartphone is unique to Samsung, even though the device is running on Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional operating system. Microsoft doesn't provide touch screen menu system at all, which has led device manufacturers to design their own. For example, HTC has made several attractive touch screen Windows Mobile phone models available It is fabulous to have plenty of choice, but the downside is that when you upgrade to a new phone, it is likely to have a different kind of menu system as you had on your old touch screen phone. Apple iPhone is the exception – its touch screen software is consistent
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