Sony Ericsson Arc - Review

In this review, we will talk about Sony Ericsson Arc, running on the Android platform.


The Sony Ericsson Arc features a solid and really sleek build with simple to use multimedia functions for your use. It comes with a good display screen that gives out excellent and bright colored images. The Sony Ericsson Arc carries a MicroSD card under its battery cover, so easy swapping has gone out of question. Sony Ericsson Arc is a sleek phone, measuring up to 125 mm in length, 63 mm in width and in terms of thickness, and the phone measures just 8.7 mm. The phone is marked by attractiveness alongside being ultra slim. The phone weighs only 117g. For more information, just go through the review.


Now in the review, we will discuss some of the features of the phone.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play - Review

In this review, we will talk about the Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play. Mobile video gaming reaches an all time high. Everybody carries a cell phone around and anyone has gaps in their day to fill, playing mobile video games the time-killer of choice regarding lots of people. With video gaming an activity in its own, smartphones don't have any other option but to enhance their game too. The Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play has strong ties to Sony’s gaming rigs, each of those portable and not, and Sony’s a giant label in video gaming. The PlayStation Pocket video game store comes with 50 game titles at launch optimized for the Play. You’ll obviously even appreciate the familiarized experience and design of the gaming control keys. They stitched thumbs to the robot: which means a Dual Shock controller stitched to a 4” touchscreen display in a side-slider form factor. A Smartphone version of the PSP Go but with an increase of processing potential isn’t far off the reality either.

HTC Aria - Review

We will take a look at HTC’s Aria and can begin with simply by outlining its features, either negative or positive. Over the positive part, the cell phone is well packed with features, compact mobile phone handsets which works by using the Android operating-system version 2.1 (Eclair) together with the HTC Sense interface for users that has been developed by the company. It has a 5 MP camera, Bluetooth, includes a GPS navigation system and also facilitates 3G and Wi-Fi networks. The negative part to the cellphone is that the Aria’s comparatively small display screen really results in an untidy on-screen key-board. The digital camera doesn't have a flash and you are not able to install applications that are unavailable in the marketplace.

Samsung Profile R580 CDMA - Review

The Samsung Profile is designed to the extent of which anyone who prefers sending text messages may feel at ease while using the mobile phone. Samsung Profile comes with a really spacious QWERTY slide key pad which can be more comfortable in order to type on. Along with a good keyboard, it includes a 2 MP camera too. The only probable downside of this telephone is actually it's software navigation, which could get yourself a bit of rigid over time. Apart from that, subject to whom you might be, in addition, it contains a SD card slot, that is lurking behind the battery and even doesn't feature convenient changing of SD cards. To learn more, read through this review.

Nokia C2-02 Touch and Type - Review

Seeing that Nokia smartphones battle to retain the lines up against the storming droids, a much more stress tumbles on the feature-phone squad. It shall be approximately these foot soldiers to get some time with the very much equipped Windows Phone 7 reinforcements to reach.

Your Nokia C2-02 would be the initially a completely new trio involving mobile phones in an attempt to get the most by what is actually likely Nokia's past staying stronghold - user friendly mobile handsets using appearance along with a good price tag. Typically the Hint along with Variety string is doing very well pertaining to Nokia although they will scrap this brand; your heart may survive on.

Nokia X1-01 Dual Sim Review

We liked Nokia X1-01 for what it was - an ultra-simple mobile phone with a couple of SIM slots, so you can make calls from either the SIM. Nokia X1-01 now will take the next step and adds dual standby. This means that you can receive calls on both SIM cards at any time.


Nokia X1-01 seems to fit well in emerging markets, where one of the telephone to be distributed throughout the family. Take two SIM cards to facilitate the use of such habits, but there are two plans call for a carefully selected monthly phone bill can be reduced. In addition, there are five different phonebooks maintained on the phone, so most people can use it without mixing their contacts.

Samsung Galaxy Fit S5670 Review

Once again, Samsung introduced low budget TouchScreen droid for entry level users in Android world. It has many for newbies to android.

The Galaxy Fit is the next in line of mass-market smartphones as Samsung look to simply outnumber the competition where they cannot outplay or outsmart it. The Fit might seem like a minor update of the Galaxy Mini: a tad bigger screen and a 5 MP Autofocus camera, but in that price range those are still significant arguments to have on your side.

Dual SIM Phone Announced by Nokia – Nokia C2-00

The Nokia C2-00 seems like a mid-range phone, but this modest handset actually makes a lot of sense, and use. Being a dual-SIM, dual-standby phone is the obvious highlight: you can have two active phone lines in the same device.

The second SIM card is easily hot-swappable through a side-mounted slot, so you can juggle multiple SIM cards with relative ease. You also get support for large microSD cards so the C2-00 can double as a music player or an FM radio with recording capabilities. It is available with 128 x 160 pixels resolution. It has a VGA camera with Mp3 player and loud speakers. It is available in three different colors white, jet black and grey. It can support up to 32GB external memory.

It also provides basic features like Bluetooth, USB data connectivity, SMS, MMS, Email. It also provides internet access. The best thing about Nokia phones is their battery backup and it also provides a battery backup of 19.2 days.

There's no hiding that the Nokia C2-00 is a cheap phone - the camera is as basic as they get. But instead of putting fancy disguises, Nokia went ahead and added some features to make the C2-00 even more helpful.