Noah over at PhoneDog unboxes the Samsung i8910 HD. Actually this is one of the longest i8910 HD unboxing videos I’ve seen. The Samsung Omnia HD is the world’s first phone capable of High-Definition video recording. It also features DivX support, 3.5 mm jack, built-in Wi-Fi with DLNA and GPS.
Note: The sound is kinda messed up at the beginning, but it gets better after a minute or so.
The Nokia 7705 Twist gets previewed by MobileBurn. The Nokia Twist 7705 is a dual-band CDMA swivel phone with QWERTY keyboard. It features 262k color QVGA display, Bluetooth, microSDHC card slot, music player and organizer.
Without a doubt sharing your favorites pictures to your various social media sites is now easier than ever on your Iphone 3GS, just notice the Facebook, Twitter, and Regular Email integration, you gotta check this one out for sure mates.
The Best Camera. Intended to make taking, tweaking and sharing images more straightforward, The Best Camera offers a palette of on-device camera effects, and links in with an online community of the same name.
The iBend (patent pending) is a new innovative stand based on simplicity itself. The iBend consists of one piece of light-weight rigid vinyl which when flexed and the iPhone placed in it, becomes a solid stand. The iPhone is tilted in the ideal position for using applications, watching music videos, movies and television in landscape mode.
The iBend consists of no potruding parts so does not detract in anyway from the viewing area of the iPhone. It is easy to use the iPhone home button to access programmes you want to watch, to access controls such as fastforward or rewind or to exit programmes. The iBend sits on any flat surface securely. Once the iPhone is removed the iBend automatically reflexes to its pre-stand position, enabling it to be hidden discreetly within a pocket or transported within the iPhone’s protective case. The iBend is available as a pack of two stands, one of each colour for $4.99 from www.myibend.com
If you’re a financial guru or a business student then you’ll definitely love this application. You can use on both iPhone and iPod touch.
The app is aimed at realtors, accountants, stockbrokers and anyone else who use complex financial equations. The CPU in the iPhone is fast enough to make quick work of the calculations according to TI.
Here are some nice comparison pictures between the Nokia X6 and the Nokia N97 Mini. Check them out after the break…
Nokia X6 Specs: Nokia X6 is the most technologically advanced music-oriented handset of the manufacturer to date and sports 3.2-inch touch sensitive screen, 32GB built-in memory, 5-megapixel camera with double LED flash and Carl Zeiss optics, A-GPS, 3.5mm jack and battery that will allow 35hrs of continuous audio playback.
Nokia N97 Mini Specs: N97 mini is a more compact alternative to the N97. As a whole, the device is the same (you still get the tilting mechanism of the display), only a bit smaller. There are some cosmetic changes to the design though, with the most significant one seemingly being the lack of both a D-pad on the keyboard and a sliding camera cover.
[Pics by tnkgrl]
This little great is out and about and makes things so so much easier to stay on top of your various social media newsfeeds.
Boxcar [$2.99 + In-App Purchases - iTunes link], a push-enabler for iPhone and iPod touch originally launched with support for a couple of Twitter clients. Then it added a bunch more. As several Twitter clients now offer support for push themselves, what’s Boxcar to do for a 2.0 encore? Add Facebook and Email push, of course, as well as Twitter Search and Twitter Trends.
The video, courtesy of daily mobile, shows the unboxing of the first official samples of the Sony Ericsson Satio and the first one to be unboxed fully in the red version, and the commenter states that box content will vary between markets.
They do seem more excited about the box colours rather than the actual Sony Ericsson Satio itself, with what they call the red box containing a red Satio, a green box with silver Satio and a purple box containing a black Satio, so hit up the video below and enjoy.
Here are some nice comparison pictures between the Nokia X6 and the Nokia N97 Mini. Check them out after the break…
Nokia X6 Specs: Nokia X6 is the most technologically advanced music-oriented handset of the manufacturer to date and sports 3.2-inch touch sensitive screen, 32GB built-in memory, 5-megapixel camera with double LED flash and Carl Zeiss optics, A-GPS, 3.5mm jack and battery that will allow 35hrs of continuous audio playback.
Nokia N97 Mini Specs: N97 mini is a more compact alternative to the N97. As a whole, the device is the same (you still get the tilting mechanism of the display), only a bit smaller. There are some cosmetic changes to the design though, with the most significant one seemingly being the lack of both a D-pad on the keyboard and a sliding camera cover.
[Pics by tnkgrl]
