The main attraction of the LG KF700 is its 3-inch LCD touch screen. The screen allows you to perform a variety of functions. These functions include sending e-mail messages as well as typing text. You can also shoot still photographs and video.

The touch screen of the LG KF700 is very responsive. The screen would vibrate whenever a user will enter a command. This feature will provide you with a better experience with a touch screen phone. This feature also activates while typing in a phone number or an SMS text message.

The alphabetic or numeric keypad on the screen works like a standard phone keypad, but with no mechanical buttons. It also has a 5.1 mega pixel camera with features like smart light, ISO 800, AF, MF, and Image stabilizer.

The LG KF700 has camera modes and functions that are already similar to the ones present in compact digital cameras. You can adjust the image size as well as the picture quality. An option for white balance is also present, as well as reduction of blur with the digital stabilization feature.

The very best feature of this mobile phone is the photo editing function. This function helps to add text, music, and some morphing effects to the pictures taken. A sliding disc surrounds the phone’s camera lens. This disc will help you to scroll through menus, and will also allow you to zoom in and out of web pages. You can even adjust the camera zoom and call volume.

The LG KF700 will let you shoot videos with 120 frames per second. The videos can also be uploaded using a stylus pen for easy operations.

Using the XPERIA X1 can be done through touch screen mode, through the joystick or by way of the QWERTY keyboard in the Arc slider. This mobile phone has a 3” 800 x 480 pixels touch display. If you have this phone, you are sure to have increased productivity and a more enhanced entertainment experience. The XPERIA X1 is a GSM / GPRS / EDGE 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 mobile phone. Moreover, the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 has HSDPA (3G).

With this phone, your connectivity needs will not suffer. It is WiFi capable and has Bluetooth. It has also an assisted GPS feature. This mobile phone definitely understands that consumers these days are into web browsing applications and location- based features. It also possesses an Auto- focus camera of 3.2 megapixels. It has dimensions of 110 x 53 x 16.7 mm. It only weighs 145 grams. It easily fits in your pocket, it looks good, it has many wonderful and useful features, and it is a phone that you would not hesitate to display!

The XPERIA X1 is planned to be made available to the public in the later half of this year, 2008. It will start to become available in selected markets only. Go ahead and get your own Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 once it is out!

The feature allows mobile phone users to make calls, send text messages and even send and receive emails via their Blackberry. The cabin crew can enable and disable the feature whenever they feel that it is appropriate. A spokesman from Emirates airlines said that they would be switching off the ability to make calls during evening flights, although text and email features would remain active whilst at cruising altitudes.

This is a huge step forward in terms of mobile phone technology. Traditionally if a user wanted to make a call on a plane, they would need to use a pre-paid satellite connection, this new technology changes everything.

Some people have always said that mobile phones do not disrupt aircraft navigation equipment, however this new technology makes doubly sure that nothing can go wrong. Yes now you can use your shiny new Nokia N96 whilst flying, what could be better than tha?

We can expect to see many more Nokia devices support this feature in the near future as more devices come complete with GPS. Already the much awaited Nokia N96 is sais to have this feature.

It also comes with blog uploading capabilites, so you can monitor and track all your latest activity quickly and efficiently. This is ahandy niche product that will suit the more athletic kind of person. However it would be better if you could buy the miCoach as a standalone unit and apply it to any samsung phone. We think it would go quite well with the G800 or the G600 as the F110 sadly lacks 3G capabilities.

The G900 and G700 both come with touch screens, but they have sensibly decided not to do away with the keypad as LG have done for the viewty and Samsung have done with the F700. This of course means that you can operate nearly all of the phone’s functionality by using the keypad.

A really intuitive feature is the post-it note application that allows you to write little memo’s and stick them to your screen. You than have the ability to send them via MMS or email to work colleagues. Coupled with handwriting recognition with the touch screen interface, it makes it very easy to jot things down whenever you want wherever you are. Both the G900 and the G700 are aimed at a more sophisticated audience, who are more practical in thinking. This is an area that Sony Ericsson has typically been fairly weak in, where its walkman and cybershot series has often flourished. Time will tell if these 2 phones will hit the mark.

The G900 will come with a 5 mega pixel camera, which is a little disappointing, we were hoping that it would improve on the k850i’s rather standard 5MP offering, but sadly it’s not to be. The G900 is due to be released in Q2 of 2008!

It’s funny but we are back to the convergence issue once again. Where digital cameras in phones are now at a point where you could leave your standalone device at home when you go on a night out, it seems that gaming hasn’t quite made it yet. Nokia has tried it with the Ngage and more recently the N81, but neither have really set the gaming world on fire. If you look at the Sony PSP, it does one thing and one thing well, sadly it seems that mobile phones are some way off from offering the convergence that we have seen in other areas

I think the thing to recognize here is convergence. It was always the way that multimedia was going to go, what with internet TV, online radio and mobile internet. The future will eventually see us able to access any form of media from any device, with each channel personalised to our personal tastes. Whether you think this is right or wrong will be a big debate in the future, indeed it is a hot topic at the moment and one that is growing in momentum with each passing day. Do you think that it is right for a company to collect data from you internet browsing, phone calling, social networking activity, GPS location and offer you products and services more tailored to you? I would be interested to know.

In a way this whole topic deserves a post in itself and I may in fact do that later this week. In the meantime check out the specifications of the Nokia N96 on Nokia’s site.

If like me you are feeling utterly disappointed by the non-eventful summer that we have experienced this year, do not despair. T-Mobile is making an offer that will brighten up those Autumnal blues. To keep our spirits high they are offering up to 25% off all Flext tariffs. There is no better time to get on board with T-mobile, the only network to offer a completely flexible tariff when it comes to your call allowance.

In case you didn’t know, Flext works by providing you with a certain value of credit per month. For example, you pay £20 per month and T-mobile will give you £34 of credit to spend on either texts are calls. If your text or call volumes vary significantly month on month then Flext can help you keep well within your monthly budget.

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