Mobile Phone Reviews

Android Fans Rejoice: Acer Liquid A1 is Coming

Sun, 20 May 2012 02:08:01 -0500

For anyone who has wished to see the amazing power of the GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon on an Android phone, Acer is here to grant your wishes; the Acer Liquid A is an Android smart phone with Snapdragon. Amazing but true, Acer has formally announced that they are working on the Liquid A. Details are still scarce at the moment, but initial press releases and a recent tech demo show that Acer is heading in the right direction with this Android smart phone. It is a perfect combination, the powerful Snapdragon and the versatile and reliable Android; but just because you have a good combo it does not mean that everything will be easy. Fan expectations for this device run high and a lot of things can easily go wrong. Acer has been wise to choose only the best features, while their exclusive applications are quite promising. Android -Acer Style Acer will be adding a few exclusive applications that make full use of the Snapdragon's processing speed and the Android's high compatibility with ...

Samsung B7620 Giorgio Armani: The New Omnia II?

Sat, 19 May 2012 02:14:40 -0500

The Omnia II was definitely one of the best models released by Samsung in . Once we found out what it meant Omnia actually translates to 'everything' in Latin, we realized how aptly named this impressive device was. It definitely had all the makings of a great Smartphone, and perhaps even more. Samsung definitely recognized this success and it seems like they intend to build on it with the new Samsung B Giorgio Armani. Although it is obvious that the talking point of the new device is the brand name it is associated with, it still happens to be an excellent mobile phone ' perhaps even comparable to the Omnia II. So, does the new B have what it takes to reach the heights set by its predecessor? That's what we're here to find out. Looks At first glance, the B definitely looks a lot like the famed Omnia II. Both Smartphones have that sleek and shiny finish which has become a trademark in Samsung mobiles. The screens look identical, at least in terms of first impression, ...

7GB Less but Still Amazing; the Samsung i5700 Galaxy Lite

Fri, 18 May 2012 02:07:11 -0500

If Samsung thinks that creating a clone of their amazing Android smart phone with all the same specs but with GB less of internal memory would go unnoticed, they are almost right. The Samsung i Galaxy Lite has a trite GB of internal memory as compared to the original GB of internal storage. While this difference is easily remedied by getting a high capacity microSD card the device can support up to GB cards so far, the difference is still much too large to not notice. The discussion is if Samsung could have cut down on other features? Looking at the current outcome, probably not; the Galaxy Lite is a really great Android smart phone in its own right. The Galaxy Lite Lite is not a fitting name for this mobile phone, if Samsung released this model as their first Android smart phone, it still would have been a great mobile phone. The Galaxy Lite is a quad-band smart phone that supports both G and G networks. It can connect to wireless LAN, HSDPA, G, GPRS and EDGE; this m...

Impractical Phone: LG GW550

Thu, 17 May 2012 02:02:04 -0500

There are plenty of smart phones out in the market right now, so if you are searching for one, you would do well to avoid the GW. That may sound a little harsh, but this phone is hardly anything but a true smart phone. It does have the basic smart phone features and it does have some rather good hardware; but this phone leaves so much lacking that it becomes more of a bother. Why would be the appropriate question here; the only real reason to pause is to figure out where to begin. Perhaps it is with the un-ideal choice for interface options? Or the choice of using Windows Mobile again LG has over a dozen mobile phones which use the Windows Mobile software or even the uninspired external look. Actually that is a good place to start; this mobile phone looks a little too much like the old Nokia Ex. Having a design that looks a little too much like an existing model is one thing, but to look like a Nokia? That is just a desperate thing right there. The Missing Touch Screen No, ...

The Right Smart Phone: LG GM730

Wed, 16 May 2012 02:00:00 -0500

The modern smart phone is pretty powerful, far surpassing the capabilities and functions of pocket PCs and allowing users to connect, share and communicate in many amazing ways. Of course, smart is no longer the word to look out for, these days, it is all a matter of power. Phones can do almost anything. They are the perfect organizer slash portable office slash media player. In fact, some phones allow you become your own independent film director. The high resolution cameras and on board video editing software will let you create some pretty amusing short films if you put some effort into but. Of course, this only matter if you care. Most people do not. In the end what is the point in having all sorts of mobile phone features when they really are not all that practical? This is why there is a lack of any real smart phones, after all, any device that forces you to shell out more cash for features that you will never use really is not smart at all. The drawback into making a decent s...