Apple iPhone 3G 8GB

Apple Iphone 3G 8GB. Apple's iPhone 3G technology gives fast access to the Internet & email over cellular networks around the world. Apple iPhone 3G also makes it possible to do more in more places: Surf the web, download email, get directions, & watch video — even while you’re on a call. all that with your new iphone 3G 8GB.

Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 Android OS v2.3.5 Gingerbread with TouchWiz UI

Galaxy Y features Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread OS (currently upgradable to v2.3.6) with an 832 MHz processor. It has the SWYPE virtual keyboard and Google Voice Search pre-installed. It also has a 2 MP camera. The phone has a multitouch interface and connectivity options such as 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0, Micro-USB. It also has a 3.5 mm audio jack. It supports up to 32 GB of storage via Micro-SD Card and has 180 MB internal memory.

Apple iPhone 4S iOS 5 with iCloud integration

The iPhone 4S is still one of the best looking smartphones we've seen. There's just nothing new on the outside to suggest the amount of work done on the innards. And the iOS 5 is only half of the story. The iPhone 4S is promoted to the dual-core league and has more powerful graphics. There's a major boost to imaging too, with 8MP stills and 1080p video. And on top of it all, Apple try to take voice recognition to a new level with Siri. All in all, the iPhone 4S is a completely different phone under the hood. A brand new device that has been developed for months.

Samsung Galaxy Note N7000

Tablets are cool. But they have a purpose too. Larger screens, higher resolution and more mileage out of the battery make them better suited for certain tasks. That’s why people are not only fascinated by them but do end up actually needing one. What’s not so cool is the need to carry two devices all the time, especially when one of them won’t fit into any reasonable pocket.

Kindle Fire Wi-Fi, 7" Multi-Touch Display, Android OS

Like the world needs another 7" Android tablet. Well, maybe it does. Or (more likely), it doesn't. No matter where you stand, the Kindle Fire couldn't be less relevant to this debate. It isn't just another Android tablet. It's a hardware Amazon account, 7 inches tall by 5 inches wide. If tablets are for fun and laptops are for work, the Kindle Fire is for shopping.

If you put Amazon and the Kindle Fire in a multiple choice question, the answer won't be A) Because everyone else is doing it. It's more like B) We need to do for music, videos, apps and games what Kindle does for books. Simple as that. 

HTC One V Android Ice Cream Sandwich with HTC Sense 4.0

The HTC One V is the third member of HTC’s One trilogy, filling in the budget slot below the One X and One S, which we reviewed in the last couple of weeks. It’s less of a mold-breaking design for the company than its big brothers though, with the distinct chin and unibody construction that has won it plaudits in the past encasing a fairly standard 3.7-inch display. 

The HTC One V features a unique curved-chin design that makes it easy to hold and a distinctive accessory to your life. But don’t be deceived by its compact size. Like all One series phones, it packs an impressive list of features including a best-in-class camera that captures every moment (even in low light) with crisp, vivid, beautiful photos. Plus, with Beats Audio™ you hear authentic, deep sound with true, finely-tuned details.

Motorola XT-910 DROID RAZR Android OS v2.3.5

Too powerful and too thin to fall into the wrong hands, RAZR™ is a true marvel of design. The strength of a Gorilla Glass screen and Kevlar back are coupled with the power of a 1.2-GHz dual-core processor and 1 GB of RAM. And with the beauty of a 4.3-inch Super AMOLED qHD display and dual cameras (8 MP main, 1.3 MP front), 1080p HD video recording and playback on-screen or via the HDMI port make this a video powerhouse in your hands. Combine all this with Motorola's webtop app and accessories, and you have not only a crazy-smart smartphone, but also a go-anywhere web-based laptop.

HTC Vivid Android OS v2.3.4 Gingerbread

HTC Vivid formerly known as the HTC Raider will be one phone HTCAndroid platform which is expandable to 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwichwith the other HTC phones like HTC Sensation, HTC EVO 3D, HTC4G Amaze and others. Debut Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich will be available through Vivid HTC will be released early next year.Taiwanese vendors has become the second vendor to try outAndroid 4.0 after Samsung Nexus, which was launched in November.

BlackBerry Curve 9380 OS v7

The BlackBerry Curve 9380 is RIM’s first ever-released Curve with a touchscreen. The Curve lineup is usually an expression of RIM’s understanding for a budget phone and this one supposedly, doesn’t make a difference. It should attract customers with a lower entry price while offering the full BB OS 7 experience.

The new Curve 9380 is basically a downgraded Torch 9860 – it has a less-capable processor and smaller and low-res display. Both gadgets look similar too, but the Curve's pricetags makes up for the differences.

Nokia Asha 303 Asha S40 Touch and Type platform

Nokia had two big announcements to make a few months ago. And yes, it’s a matter of perspective but, on certain markets, the S40-powered Asha series can be as big as Windows Phone. Anyway, now that the Lumia smartphones have had their deserved hype, it’s time for the Asha handsets to step forward.

The S40 platform got recently treated to lots of visual updates and the latest feature phones have joined the 1GHz league. The new Asha 303 seem to be sparing no effort to bring the complete user experience to traditionally loyal Nokia markets.

Samsung GT-P6200 Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus OS Android 3.2 Honeycomb

Samsung have tablets stretching from 7 to 10.1 inches of screen diagonal. And these are either Super AMOLEDS or LCDs with the resolution ranging from WSVGA (600 x 1024) to well above HD. There are 3G and Wi-Fi enabled combos or Wi-Fi only versions. Users can choose between 16/32/64 GB of inbuilt storage. With all that variety on offer, it was obviously time to go back to where it all started.

LG P940 Prada 3.0 Android OS v2.3.7 Gingerbread

It's slim and smart, and wears Prada. This little devil is too sexy to hang out with the other droids. It puts on its evening shoes and goes to town. It hates being chased by paparazzi but always turns its better side to the cameras. And by other droids we don't mean a certain Armani-clad Samsung Galaxy S. LG P940 Prada 3.0 dual-core smartphones with massive screens and the latest in connectivity, imaging and entertainment.

Nokia Lumia 710 WP 7.5 Mango

Nokia Lumia 710 has a tall task at hand. The second brainchild of the Nokia- Microsoft partnership is the budget-friendly option in the lineup. It will try to entice first time smartphone buyers, while battling the Windows Phone establishment in the face of HTC and Samsung.

While the upscale Nokia Lumia 800 is clearly the object of more attention for its impressive build and superior features, the Lumia 710 is expected to sell in bigger numbers and perhaps bring higher profits. From a business perspective, the smartphone is even more important than its flagship sibling.

Samsung I9100 Galaxy S II Android OS v2.3.3

Samsung I9100 Galaxy S II make it easy to get carried away. But wait a minute. There’s nothing quite like the Galaxy II. The brightest stars on the smartphone scene have graced our homepage, but this one is trying to eclipse them all. The Samsung I9100 Galaxy S II is in no mood to share – the spoils or the spotlight.

Nokia Asha 300

The Nokia Asha 300 may not exactly fit in with today’s standards of newsworthy. With smartphones flexing their muscles at venues like CES, sporting ever-expanding app markets, HD screens and multi-core processors, it’s hard to see how an entry-level offering could produce much of a splash.

Samsung I9103 Galaxy R Black Android 2.3

The Samsung I9103 Galaxy R rode in on the NVIDIA Tegra 2 platform and became the first affordable dual-core smartphone from the South Korean company. With a bright SC-LCD screen and brushed metal back, the Galaxy R is just different enough from the Galaxy S lineup to stand on its own.

BlackBerry Bold 9790 OS v7

The Bold 9790 is powered by a different processor and HD video is one of the first things scrapped. To make amends, the phone has what's probably the best BlackBerry still camera to date. Both the screen size and resolution have taken a cut. The Bold 9790 looks no worse than the Bold 9900 and costs less.

Sony Xperia S planned Android 4.0 ICS update

The Sony Xperia S is the current champion of the NXT series and comes aptly armed with a tack-sharp 720p screen and 12MP worth of stills. It sets a new design trend for the Xperia line and brings massive improvements to it. The Xperia S comes at a time of change in the Android world with quad-core processors and Ice Cream Sandwich looming on the horizon. The Xperia S is priced below those new-fangled flagships however, and in its range it's quite the fighter.

News: Samsung will launch the next model in the Galaxy Series on May 3

It primarily indicates that Samsung's upcoming monster-model will actually be launched on 3 May is that the manufacturer sent out invitations to an event May 3 in which the "next Galaxy" will be presented. That it is indeed the sequel to Galaxy S2 is not specified, but it may be unlikely to refer to any Galaxy model.

News: Samsung will launch first model with Windows Phone 8

It is rumored that Microsoft is planning a launch of Windows Phone 8 in the second half, and now the information that supports it. It is a representative of Samsung in Taiwan commented on the manufacturer's plans in conjunction with the launch of the big Android phone Note. According to the website Eprice.com Samsung plans in Taiwan to present a model in the second half of this year that will have a brand new version of Microsoft's operating system.

News: Sony Xperia upgrade to Android 4.0

As a manufacturer previously announced it is now Arc S, Neo V and Ray who are the first models out when upgrades to Android 4.0 starts. The three phone models are available in many different designs that will get the update at different times, among other things, depending on which country the phone is bought in, and if it is specific to a particular operator.

Nokia Lumia 800 Windows Phone 7.5 Mango

As Nokia are starting over, the Lumia 800 would do well not to look back. It's certainly beyond the ifs and buts. A shadow still lingers though. And there are people out there - loyal Nokia users too - who would've jumped in the fire with MeeGo rather than the freezing waters of Windows Phone.

Samsung GT-S7500L Android 2.3 Gingerbread

It seems that Samsung has taken note of the major drawbacks found in its initial Ace offering, and provided improvements in many key areas, most notably a more robust processor and larger internal storage. In a package that has a 1 GHz processor, 3 GB of storage, 512 MB of RAM and a 5MP camera, the Ace Plus isn't very hard to recommend. If you can live without some of the extras, such as a larger, higher-resolution screen, front-facing camera or better video recording, you'll find that the Ace Plus doesn't hurt your wallet much either. And we really can't stress enough how fast Android runs on the Ace Plus, as well. There certainly are better midrange Android phones but they're either more expensive or not exactly brand new.

Samsung Galaxy Tab (10.1-Inch, 32GB, Wi-Fi)

Discover the next generation of portable entertainment with the thin, light, and powerful Samsung WiFi Galaxy Tab 10.1-Inch. Showcasing a 10.1-inch widescreen HD display and a dual-core processor for stunning detail and speed, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 delivers sharper movies, better game graphics, and crystal-clear video chats. Surf the web in its full glory with Adobe Flash compatibility and WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. The Android 3.1 Honeycomb OS provides open access to over 200,000 Android Market apps, giving you the freedom to customize your Tab however you please. At 1.25 pounds, this sleek, 0.34-inch-thick tablet is designed for premium mobile computing around the house and on the go.

HTC One S Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich

The HTC One S is the middle child of the One family but it just might be the brightest and best looking. Inside the slender metal case is a treasure chest of new technology - the brains behind the beauty in this piece of smartphone alchemy. The HTC One S have been using the android operating system v 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

HTC One X Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich

Just look at some of the things the One X has put on its resume. The 4-PLUS-1 Tegra 3 makes its smartphone debut here, the awesome polycarbonate body adds that extra solid feel and grip, while the 4.7" second-generation S-LCD of HD resolution on the front is a crystal-clear view to the world of Sense 4.0 and Android 4.0 ICS.

Samsung i897 Captivate Android smartphone Galaxy S

Product Description

Part of Samsung's Galaxy S series, this high-end Android smartphone sports a huge 4-inch OLED display, fast 1 GHz processor, and 5-megapixel camera with advanced options and video capture. Other features include Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi with DLNA streaming, 3.5mm audio jack, and 16 GB of built-in memory plus a memory card slot.

HTC Sensation XL X315E

HTC Sensation XL X315E using System on Chip Qualcomm MSM8255T with a processor speed of 1.5 GHz and Adreno 205 GPU. RAM memory on the smartphone is paired with a capacity of 768 MB. For the internal memory, HTC have paired NAND Flash memory that can be worn by the user for 16 GB without a microSD slot for adding storage capacity. For its screen size, attached by 4.7-inch screen with 800 x 480 resolution. Used smartphone operating system is Gingerbread with version 2.3.5. To upgrade the operating system Android Ice Cream Sandwich, HTC has had a written plan to release it in the near future.