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Showing posts with label CDMA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CDMA. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 4 October 2011
Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G - Review

In this review, we will talk about the Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G. Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G is almost similar to the first Galaxy S, apart from the other chipset, which puts ahead a much faster processor worth 1.2 GHz.
The Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G have a solid and sleek build with simple to use multimedia functions for your use. It comes with a processor with the clock speed of 1.2 GHz (dual-core) makes the phone perform much faster. Rather than the traditional PowerVR SGX540 graphics, the Orion chipset gives the user the comfort of viewing Mali-400 graphics. The prior graphics were included in the original Galaxy S model. The device also have the 3D graphic accelerator for better 3D streaming or viewing. Samsung Galaxy S II Epic carries a MicroSD card under its battery compartment, so easy changing has gone out of question. The Samsung Galaxy S II Epic is a sleek phone, measuring up to 130 mm in length, 70 mm in width and in terms of thickness, the phone measures to just about 10 mm. The phone is marked by attractiveness alongside being slim. The phone weighs only 130g. For more information, just go through the review.
Now in the review, we will discuss some of the other features of the phone.
Friday, 30 September 2011
Motorola Photon 4G - Review

In this review, we will talk about Motorola Photon 4G, running on the Android 2.3 platform.
The Motorola Photon 4G 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 Motorola Photon 4G carries a MicroSD card under its battery cover, so easy swapping has gone out of question. However, the device is packed with a lot of space for your data i.e., 16 GB, which is quite sufficient for normal usage. Motorola Photon 4G is a sleek phone, measuring up to 127 mm in length, 67 mm in width and in terms of thickness, and the phone measures just around 12 mm. The phone is marked by attractiveness alongside being slim. The phone weighs only 158g. For more information, just go through the review.
Now in the review, we will discuss some of the features of the phone.
Friday, 23 September 2011
Motorola Droid Bionic - Review

Motorola Droid Bionic seemed big, thick and the overall appear of the phone was bulky when it first appeared at CES 2011. However, to our surprise, the design of the phone was nothing like that. In fact, Droid Bionic is a sleek phone, measuring up to 128 mm in length, 67 mm in width and in terms of thickness, the phone measures to 11 mm. The phone is marked by attractiveness alongside being slim. The phone has a chin towards the bottom end like the HTC Desire, giving the phone a polished appeal and making the grip of the phone easy. The phone weighs nearly 159g but putting into consideration the size of the phone, the weight is okay.
Saturday, 17 September 2011
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.
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