Nokia X7 White

Nokia X7 White
Camera
8MP Camera with Dual LED Flash
Bluetooth
ver 3.0
Music Player
Yes
FM Radio
Yes
GPRS
Yes
EDGE
Yes
Web Browser
HTML
Social Networking
Access to Ovi Store, Windows Live, Yahoo, Social Networking integrated
Form Factor
Candy Bar, Touch Screen
Wi-Fi
Yes
Phone Book capacity
Virtually unlimited
Memory
Up to 32GB. 8 GB memory card in pack
Talk Time
Up to 6 hours
Video
Yes
Phone Features
Size
119.7 x 62.8 x 11.9 mm
Weight
146 gms
Display Size
4 inch
Display Colours
AMOLED Touch Screen, 16 Million Colours
Call Records
Yes
Ringtones
mp3, WAV, AAC
Network
GSM Quad band & 3G
Standby time
up to 200 hours
Battery
1300 mAh, Lithium
Games
Yes, motion sensor based & downloadable from Ovi Store
Java Tech
Yes
3G
Yes (HSDPA)
SMS
Yes
MMS
Yes
E-mail
Push Mail, Yes
WAP
Yes
USB cable connection
Yes, 2.0 micro
Operating System
Symbian Anna
Head-set
Yes
Speaker Phone
Yes
GPS
Yes, with a GPS & free lifelong navigation
Geo tagging
Yes

Samsung Galaxy Tab with Diary

Camera
3.2MP Camera with LED Flash & Auto Focus. Diary case in pack
Bluetooth
ver 3.0 with A2DP
Music Player
Yes
FM Radio
No
GPRS
Yes
EDGE
Yes
Web Browser
Full HTML; gives good browsing speed with 1GHz Processor
Social Networking
Social Networking Integrated
Form Factor
Candy Bar, capacitive touch screen
Wi-Fi
Yes
Phone Book capacity
Virtually unlimited
Memory
expandable up to 32GB, 16GB inbuilt
Talk Time
Up to 6 hours
Video
Up to 30fps
Phone Features
Size
190.1 x 120.5 x 12 mm
Weight
380 gms
Display Size
7 inch
Display Colours
TFT Capacitive Touch Screen, 16 Million Colours
Call Records
Yes
Ringtones
mp3, eAAC+, MIDI
Network
Quad Band & 3G
Standby time
up to 200 hours
Battery
Lithium Polymer, 4000 mAh
Games
Yes, 3D
Java Tech
MIDP 2.1
3G
Yes (HSDPA)
SMS
Yes
MMS
Yes
E-mail
Yes (Push Mail)
WAP
Yes
USB cable connection
ver 2.0, Yes, micro
Operating System
Android ver 2.2 (Froyo)
Head-set
Yes
Speaker Phone
Yes
GPS
with A GPS, Yes
Geo tagging
Yes

HTC Wildfire S + Free 2 GB Card

HTC Wildfire-S is a GSM phone. HTC Wildfire-S, a SmartPhone mobile comes with a great list of features. HTC Wildfire-S price is optimal and it is a great buy.

Motorola subsidiary 3LM to offer enterprise-class device management

Apple's been working hard to chip away at RIM's lead in the enterprise over the last couple years by beefing up iOS' IT policy management chops in ways that traditionally only BlackBerry (and the now-marginalized Windows Phone 6.5 / Windows Embedded Handheld platform) have excelled at, but Motorola -- a company that's got virtually 100 percent of its skin in the Android game -- would obviously like to see that change. To that end, it acquired a little company called 3LM (that's "Three Laws of Mobility") last year that's been working on an enterprise management platform for Android, and it appears they've pulled off a bit of a coup -- not only will its parent company be supporting it on devices starting in the second quarter of the year, but devices from competitors like HTC, Sharp, Sony Ericsson, and Pantech are on board, too. A standard software package for this sort of thing is just what IT bosses like to see -- and it could be Android's most dangerous strike yet on the enterprise side of the market.

via engadget

Cellphones, Mobile Handsets HTC Freestyle for AT&T hands-on

Last time we checked in with the Freestyle back at CES, we couldn't turn it on -- but things are a little different here at our luxe meetup in San Francisco this evening. Honestly, the phone looks and feels great, doing a great job hiding its Brew MP-based, not-quite-smartphone underpinnings; pricing is still a concern, but the month-to-month dumbphone data is a bonus, and you've still got a full HTML browser plus a capacitive display at your disposal. Check shots below -- video after the break!

Sprint HTC Arrive with Windows Phone 7 copy and paste first hands-on! (video)

HTC also brought along a Sprint-branded Arrive to our San Francisco reader meetup, and while we're already familiar with this Windows Phone 7 slider from our time with the HTC 7 Pro it's still nice to see a CDMA WP7 device in the flesh. Oh, and the keyboard is pretty fantastic -- not only does it feel great, but the dedicated number row alone is reason for keyboard fans to give this thing a look. The best part? The demo unit was loaded up with the Windows Phone 7 copy and paste update, which is the first time we've seen it in the wild. The system worked well, but we noticed that you once you paste out of the clipboard your text is gone, so you can't multiple paste. It's a little odd -- we'll have a video up shortly.