No one can hold back Samsung in getting into the edge as it unveils another phone which sports a 3.3-inch Super AMOLED display called the Samsung Wave. It is incomparable to its counterparts since its operating system alone is run by Samsung Bada. Other features include a 1 GHz processor, 2GB internal memory, AGPS, WiFi, Bluetooth connectivity, 5MP camera, TouchWiz 3.0 GUI, Samsung Apps, FM radio tuner, and voice commands.
Another sleek mobile phone was engineered by Sony Ericsson giving it a name “Vivaz Pro.” This QWERTY keypad-equipped phone offers you a touch screen option and it allows you to produce and broadcast media via WiFi on YouTube. Other internet available services are also present in the Vivaz Pro including PlayNow games, built-in camera, and more. This will drop in the second quarter.
Finally, a low-cost phone that functions like a smartphone is here in the form of Synchronica MesagePhone. Of course it will allow you to access Push Email, Synchronization services, mobile IM, full HTML web browser, and social online communities. It sports a QWERTY keyboard, color LCD display, camera, SD card slot, Bluetooth and FM radio tuner. This will be hosted by Telco.
One day more to go and it’s Valentine’s Day. Everyone is excited to celebrate this occasion while Sony is keyed up to promote the PRS-600 eBook Reader. This device comes in a Reader Touch Limited Edition Red cover with light plus code for a free eBook download. This was also known to be the “The Heart Speaks” by Mimi Guarneri edition. What an inspiring material that comes very timely! Get your copy now for $329.
If you are a veggie person and you want to grow your own salad garden at home but you have no space for the soil, the Kitchen Garden Concept gives you a bright future. The idea comes from a designer who worked with Green Fortune and Whirlpool refrigerators that will feature a specific panel to grow lettuce and herbs in it, providing constant water and light. Once the concept turns feasible, expect fridge manufacturers to come up with their own distinctive designs.
