As for me, 5800xm is a good phone, not great, but good enough with a decent camera, excellent music player and good screen. The only downsides are the processor, which is not as new as the one in the upcoming 5730 Xpress Music, and its dull design. I don’t favor rounded edges personally, I prefer to patterns more like those of N95, HTC Diamond, SE W705 etc. But a design won’t suit everyone’s taste, will it? No matter how, the N97 to me is really a magnificent beauty, a near perfection stuff.
I think it’s the music, video and other multimedia bits that make the phone outshine others. The built-in speaker is nifty – stereo speakers with surround sound, and coming out of it is the amazing quality of the tunes. I don’t need my headset to listen to music, so I can literally broadcast music from the speakers (but it can also sometimes be really annoying, if I were waiting where there were lots of other people around me). The only inconvenience that annoys me is the fact that if you wanted to use the radio application, you needed the headset — music player doesn’t require it, but the radio does. Looks like a software error.
Moreover, video playback is gorgeous. While the screen isn’t as big as what you’d see on an iPod Touch, it certainly does provide enough clarity. The video that I recorded off the camera, isn’t as clear as expected though, yet that’s a question of quality of the source. But if you load up something from other clearer sources, you’ll notice that it will be crisp and clear. Millions of colors are being displayed, and the clarity as well as the contrast all just fantastic.

From my perspective, Nokia N95 with a capacity of 8GB is the best phones that I have ever used. It is among the Nokia S60 mobile phone series as the most high-end products at present. Nokia N95 8GB integrates all the housekeeping skills produced by Nokia, including the Carl Zeiss lens Certification 500-megapixel camera, built-in A-GPS satellite navigation, WLAN, HSDPA, S60 third edition of the system, ARM 330 MHz processor, and innovative two-way slider design. Compared with the ordinary version of the N95, the biggest change in the new version of N95 8GB is that the support of micro-SD card has been removed, replaced by a built-in 8GB of memory. Another great improvement is that the screen size has been increased to 2.8 inches. In addition, it is cheap, but it is so powerful! It’s hard to find a product that boasts a high quality at such a low price.
It’s also worth noting that camera operation has been improved slightly, with 5 mega-pixel images now handled more swiftly (just about a second or so) and with a message telling the user what’s happening at each stage. Camera launching is still slow though, I really struggle to understand why this still hasn’t evolved.
On the other hand, the Nokia N95 8GB has been cancelled the original N95 design manual cover, so the protection has been weakened.

My N73 is a Finland made, Nokia N73 Music edition.
This is my 23rd Phone, since I started using mobile phones in 2005; N73 is one of the best among all of them.

This is the only phone I have kept for more than a year, and I have been using this for 1 year and 9 months until now.

After my purchasing N73, more than 20 N73 devices were bought by my friends based on my opinion and reviews
about the N73.

The original battery used to hold for more than 3 days.

The stuff that lacks in this phone for me is Memory, Wi-Fi and GPS. If they were included, I wouldn’t feel the need of changing this phone again.

Ever since I got the N73, I never felt the need of a digital camera, The only failure in the N73 camera is, it is not capable of capturing pictures under low light conditions, such as in the evenings or at night. I have captured more than 5000 photographs from my N73, most of which appear on my Facebook and Blog.

There’s no need to backup messages like limited memory phones, N73 can hold more than 3000 text messages in the inbox.

The amazing pre-installed “Converter” application is a life saver. No need of pens and papers anymore to do the complicated conversions. This special feature is especially convenient when we’re at shops, on long distance trips and at classes.

I like and continue to use Tracfone. I use it for my small business to have a portable voice mail box. I don’t use it for out-calling except to get numbers off the caller ID and to receive and check voicemail messages on a separate line from my main business number.

I love this phone, it’s small, handy, has all the basic features anyone needs in a cellular phone. I haven’t had issues with reception as I’d had with a few of the cheaper Tracfone phones before.

The small size of the phone is good for carrying in a backpack or briefcase and I carry it everywhere in my car and at home. If you’re looking for an affordable phone that you can use in emergencies and has an easy reloading system, try this one. If you have a child, either a kid or a teenager, this would be good to give them on school outings. It holds battery charge very well and if I don’t use it usually it’s ready a week later if it’s been in the turned off state and a couple of days if I leave it on all the time but don’t actively use it.

All in all, it’s not super-fancy though, still it’s miles beyond the first Motorola phones.

This is my first experience with Dell, although my wife has used Dell gear before at work and her experience, in her words, is “it just works”. My first laptop cost me 5000 dollars 10 years ago, and about four years ago I had a Toshiba for my work, So I have some experience with them … I’d like to consider myself as an average user.
My usage of the computer is and will be primarily E-mail and Internet surfing, as well as the office applications such as Word and Excel and some Accounting Programs like QuickBooks.
I ordered a Dell Vostro 1510 laptop on 24 December 2008 and it was delivered in the morning of 7 January 2009. It is well within the estimated 7-10 working days given the public holidays over this period.
Item has arrived as ordered. Nothing is missing or broken. Screen is fine, web cam and touch pad are all fine.
I had read in some reviews that the keyboard seemed to bounce and found some comments about the actual case. So far, I have no problems and all is more than acceptable.
One thing that I like it best is that the system was generally not loaded with unwanted software. Though it does have Google desktop gadget stuff and toolbar but that was easy to uninstall. However, it did not even have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed, which is interesting but still acceptable.

Thanks to the problem caused by AT&T, I was not able to get my data plan upgraded and this limited a lot of what I could do with this phone. I didn’t get the fascinating experience of GPS. Nor did I get a chance to turn my phone into a portable one.
Since this was my first experience with the N-series, I hadn’t developed its potential to the greatest extent. Nonetheless, here is my list of high and low points for the N82.

Highs:

The cell phone functions work well especially can provide me with loud speakers.
Wi-fi is not only easy to setup but also a piece of cake to access.
Third party application is a brilliant function and brings me lots of fun.
The camera has xenon flash and its easily uploading option is great as well. I’ve got two babies to capture, so this function became the favorite one to me.

Lows:
The cheap look and feel is disappointing.
The lack of US 3G can be a fatal disadvantage. T
he small screen makes it unpopular to the old, and besides, it is getting old itself… With the mushroom of new N-series, people might regret buying the N82 when N85 is released a couple months later.

All in all, the N82 is a great phone; just not that ideal for me. If the N82 had a more attractive looking with a bigger screen, I wouldn’t hesitate to keep it.

I’ve had the G900 for 4months now. This is a perfect phone for keep yourself organized. The sticky-note pad is an excellent function for spontaneous note taking and reminders. All you need to do is just write a note on your phone with the stylus and save it. You can also set an alarm reminder in each note, and create folders for notes and send notes as SMSs.

The phone is also equipped with PDF application, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and even business card scanner. There’re so many other ideal applications that are especially important for business professionals. It’s pretty easy to navigate through the phone, just use the touch-screen. And the camera and video features are great

Unfortunately, the phone can drag and be a little slow when navigating through the applications. The capacity is only 160MB of RAM for all the applications packed into this phone. Fortunately, the G900 can support up to 8G of external memory for taking more pictures and downloading more songs.

Overall, this is the best phone I’ve ever had. The handwriting recognition in sticky-notes and the camera are my 2 favorite features. Get this phone if you are not addicted to high speed device and don’t mind tardiness that may trouble you.

I really like this product as a great sub-notebook. It’s small, light with a sleek look. In its defense, I think some people expect too much from this laptop range. But to me, I think it’s great for the money I paid for it ($550US). Its specifications are excellent compared with other sub-notebooks. All I wanted is a small machine, and there it is. All I wanted is to be able to get on the net, and there I am. All I wanted is to take my music with me and be able to play it, which again there I can thanks to its 160GB hard disc!

The cute object has a clear, bright screen, built-in webcam, microphone and speakers are also available along with two USB ports and nice large keyboard!
Also I wasn’t disappointed with battery life, I was able to type for long periods without the need to have the machine plugged in, internet usage was a little draining but I was still impressed with how long the machines battery lasted.

When it comes to the shortcomings of the product, I really can’t think of any, the product was a great price, looks good and does exactly what I need it to do.
In summary, I am not disappointed with my purchase, I got what I expected and needed and for people who want raw processing power and all those little added extras like back-lit keyboard then you need to buy an actual fully featured, fully powered laptop, which includes a fast processor and lots of RAM.
This machine is great for what it is!

New iPhone are available now! It is CiPhone C6

CiPhone C6

HiPhone I9+ Dual Card Quad Band Touch Screen Phone With Java Function White(SZR175)

It’s finally here. The updated version of the SciPhone i68 and it’s absolutely fabulous. You can check out all of the information I’ve gathered here for the specifics, but the new i9 is really fully loaded with Java 2.0 (MSN, PowerPoint, Excel) third party software, dual sim active on most, (this is a pretty notable feature – as both sims can be online at one time without having to switch) the capacity to support up to 8GB (although you more commonly see 2-4GB) of memory and shake and tilt control.

i9 cell phone

This is also the thinnest, sleekest, lightest, and fastest iPhone clone to date. Pricing on the i9 is much less than I expected, starting out of the gate in the $150 -$189 range usually (unless it’s 8GB, then it could be slightly more).

HiPhone I9+ Dual Card Quad Band Touch Screen Phone With Java Function White(SZR175)

i9 Phone Review

The Blackberry 7100t is a very smart phone with a modern design. One hallmark of the phone is that it owns a great 65k color display that greatly enhances the quality of the screen and beautifies its beautiful wallpapers. The screen makes you feel as if you yourself are standing on those white beaches, the blue seas, the sublime mountains or other scenic beauties and its sound quality also complements its images perfectly.
This phone bridges the gap between business and pleasure. It has the ability to satisfies different tastes and meet various needs. For the businessmen, it has a high speed which will not let any break come up while they are at work and for the pleasure-seeking people, it has games like “Brick Breaker” which will allow you to spend your leisure time in a more exiting way. Those 32 channel Polyphonic ring tones are also mind refreshing. It also comes with a built-in hand-free mechanism with java enabled features such as organizer, calculator, to-do list, all of which are not only very handy but exceedingly useful. It is no wonder that this phone has gained immense fame within such a short time, thanks to all these awesome features

This is the first cell phone that I own. My parents bought it for me as my birthday present and I love it so much! Unfortunately, in late 2008, the gadget was broke down. I felt so sad that time. But that is ok because now I have another cell phone one me.
My experience using Motorola C155 is that this cell phone is not a good cell phone. It is not small enough and also the system used in Motorola C155 has been the worst one I ever used so far. And after having experienced the other Motorola series, now I know that all of the Motorola series, the old one, just have the same system like my Motorola. It is not user friendly, it is hard to learn.
As for my experience using this cell phone, I am satisfied enough with its color screen. The GPRS feature guarantees my right to browse the internet, admittedly, it is a solid design – but not a slim one, and a very loud and clear sound that it produced. But unfortunately this all features become boomerang for Motorola itself. I was very disappointed with the GPRS software used inside the phone. It is hard to use and takes a very long time to load. And it is still using WAP mode for browsing.
But this is still my first phone at that time. And there are only few people who own a Motorola phone, they usually use Nokia phone. Because of this, I felt ok to use this phone for my everyday life. I am a unique person, so my phone needs to be different too. I love this old phone. Unfortunately, this phone already died a couple of years ago. Sayonara my sweet phone, I will always remember you.

HP Pavilion dv3510nr is overall a good laptop. I’m very pleased with the purchase. I have a couple of laptops at home and I use a wireless router. For some reason the speed of this laptop is very slow when connecting to that router, while my other laptops do just fine. I took it to the office and connected to the wireless network there and it ran like a leopard. I also tried it out at a friend’s house as well and it ran like the same leopard in my office. Since I can’t figure out why n it does not like the router I got at home, I decided to change a router. Then, voila, I had everything running great ever after. Additionally, I like having the backlit keyboard especially when in poor lit places. Finger print reader is cool to as it can associate passwords with my finger print. What’s more, it boasts a decent battery life!

However, the touch pad is a little bit too sensitive so when I am typing it is easy to brush against it with my palm and can be a bit frustrating. But there is a button on the top of the pad that you can press to disable the touch pad while you are typing important documents. Keyboard is a bit smooth so it is kind of weird at first to touch, felt like my fingers were sliding around, but it was really easy to adjust to. And one more tip, this is not one for Windows XP lovers, because it’s built for VISTA.