Samsung Impression a877 Review
Samsung introduces a new phone to the U.S. market. Everyone should appreciate the functionality and appearance of Samsung A877. The main advantage of A877 is a QWERTY keyboard and an AMOLED screen - the technology provides better contrast and wider viewing angle. In addition, the screen is thinner than OLED screens.
Samsung Impression a877
Samsung Impression A877 appears to be ideal for those who want the functionality and ease of use, but do not want to give up all the additives, which can be offered by the modern technology.
Samsung Impression a877 offers HSDPA (1900/850) and EDGE for communication. The already mentioned AMOLED touch screen is quite impressive – 3.2”. This will surely please anyone who likes watching films on his cell phone. The TouchWiz interface and horizontal slide-out QWERTY keyboard make it much easier to operate the phone. Samsung a877 has a good mp3 player for those who enjoy listening to their favorite songs anywhere it is possible. The songs could be transferred via Bluetooth. Samsung a877 uses Micro SD memory cards (up to 16GB).
Samsung a877 went officially on sale at AT & T on March 29. The price of Samsung Impression a877 is around 300$.
BlackBerry Tour 9630 Review
BlackBerry Tour 9630, unlike other BlackBerry’s models, for example, Curve, Bold or Storm, is aimed more at the mass consumer market than business users. This is clearly visible in the set of functions available on BlackBerry 96530, and the emphasis that the manufacturer put on multimedia support.
BlackBerry Tour 9630
BlackBerry Tour 9630 does not offer Wi-Fi. It supports the EDGE technology (4 ranges), CDMA EV-DO, UMTS / HSPA. With BlackBerry Tour 9630 you have access to the Internet service shop with applications (App BlackBerry World). According to the latest trends BlackBerry Tour 9630 offers access to social networking sites Facebook, MySpace and Flickr.
BlackBerry Tour 9630 has a QWERTY keyboard and a classic 2.4-inch screen with a resolution of 480 x 340 pixels. Its dimensions are similar to the screen dimensions of BlackBerry Bold (480 x 320 pixels) and Curve (480 x 360 pixels). The manufacturer ensures, however, that by increasing the density of pixels per inch, the display in Tour is the largest among all available in RIM's devices.
BlackBerry Tour 9630 smartphone has a satellite navigation module and a set of applications, including Media Sync (synchronization device with the iTunes player or Windows Media Player) or DataVis Documents to Go (edit Word files, Excel and PowerPoint). BlackBerry Tour 9630 has 256 MB flash memory and a card slot for microSD / SDHC memory cards, 3.2-megapixel camera with autofocus, image stabilization and video recording function.
BlackBerry Storm 9530 Review – The first BlackBerry with touch screen
BlackBerry Storm is the first BlackBerry device with a touch screen. It is available only in the U.S. Verizon Wir29eless, though sometimes you can find it at auction portals (Amazon.com, Ebay.com)
BlackBerry Storm 9530
BlackBerry Storm 9530 is characterized by innovation in a broad sense. BlackBerry Storm 9530 is equipped with a 3.2 megapixel camera with auto-focus option, and - as it is already a standard solution - a video camera.
One of the undoubted advantages of the device is very clear, high contrast display. In addition, BlackBerry Storm 9530 deserves applause for a very sensitive high-resolution camera. You can also find the support for Visual Voicemail [as in the iPhone], enabling listening to voice mail messages, deleting them, and recording a new greeting.
However, there are still some glaring problems with BlackBerry Storm 9530. Even after upgrading the operating system with Verizon new OS in many applications it tends to become extremely dawdling. Another drawback - what many may wonder - is the lack of Wi-Fi and a QWERTY keyboard.
Problems related to software, according to Verizon and RIM, will be gradually corrected through further software updates. What is interesting, WiFi receiver is to appear in future versions of Blackberry Storm.