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    HTC HD7 Review

    Dec 16, 2010 in Communications

    In the first generation of Windows Phone 7 devices, the HTC HD7 is also one of the largest smartphones on the market at 4.3 inches. This handset boasts many features that may make it the leader in WP7 devices.

    The HD7 is not only large in physical size, but its storage capacity is large as well at 16GB. If you want even more, sorry, there is no memory card slot. The large 4.3 inch display is an LCD panel which may be a concern for those who feel strongly that OLED is the only way to go. There is an interesting flip out kick stand that props the phone up for hands free viewing. If more than one person is watching however, glare may contribute to a less than ideal viewing experience.

    The battery life on the HD7 has raised some concern, as it is not on par with some of its competition. It stands to reason that HTC did not opt to bulk this phone up any more with more battery. It is already large so they fitted this with a 3.7V 1,230 mAh battery which is rated for 6.5 hours of talk time. This is not quite up to the competition, where many smartphones can provide talk time of over 7 hours. The HTC Legend in fact is a leader in battery life with a talk time of 12.75 hours.

    The 5 mega-pixel camera on the HD7 is a good quality and performs as a camcorder for 720p HD video recording. Photo critics may have something to say about the photographic quality of still images which tend to come out blurry and have a problem with color accuracy. The problems with fuzzy pictures may lie in the less than positive feel of the shutter button which can cause a bit of lag in the shutter.

    HTC had originally offered a phone of this type in the HD2, which ran Windows Mobile 6.5. The HD7 will run Windows Phone 7 and that alone is a big plus. If you couple that with the other amazing features like the large screen and the 5 mega-pixel camera, this smartphone is a great device. Some of the drawbacks should be highlighted, although for many they will not be a deal breaker. 6.5 hours of talk time is less than the competition but that is still a good battery life given this units large display. From a camera standpoint, this still takes decent photos. The “soft button” issue may cause some concern for serious photographers, but chances are those folks are using the SLR for award winning photos, not their cell phone.

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    The Blackberry Storm 3 – Information & Advice

    Dec 15, 2010 in Technology

    Customers even only slightly familiar with smartphones no doubt recognize the Blackberry. Research in Motion set the bar quite high with its original version and has continued to blaze the smartphone trail with each subsequent version of the Blackberry Storm. The Blackberry Storm 3 picks up directly after the Storm 2 and freshens it up to counter the iPhone’s continued popularity.

    Preliminary reports are that the Blackberry Storm 3 is a touch up of the Storm 2, almost considered a version 2.5. One of the first things customers will notice on the Storm 3 is the totally touch screen QWERTY keyboard, eliminating the sometimes flimsy and breakable sliding version found on other phones. It will please Storm 3 customers to know that it is an accurately sensitive touch screen, preventing an inordinate amount of errors. The screen itself is a considerable 3.7” AMOLED capacitive touch screen, allowing scads of functions to appear in large scale.

    Powering these features and functions is the Blackberry OS 6.0, customized for the Storm 3. When users surf the internet, the OS 6.0 operating system provides the engine for RIM’s Webkit web browser. Early reports are that the browser is a big improvement over its predecessor. 8 or 16 GB of storage offer enough storage for plenty of videos and photographs, within reason of course. The memory can be expanded up to 1GB RAM and 1GB ROM. Videos and photos are captured on a 5 megapixel camera with a resolution of 2592 x 1944 pixels.

    The Blackberry Storm 3 is a World Edition smartphone, already providing an advantage over other phones of its ilk. It also offers 3G hotspot capabilities of HSDPA at 10.2 Mbps. 802.11n WiFi comprises the connectivity aspect of the phone. Bluetooth version 3.0 is included as well as a standard, Li-Ion battery that allows approximately 9 hours of standby time in 2G and around 5 hours of standby time in 3G. It goes without saying that the Storm 3 presents the ability to store a wide array of ringtones in both MP3 and WAV format.

    Research in Motion has updated the Storm 2 rather nicely with the Blackberry Storm 3. It takes what is good about previous models and freshens them up. As smartphones continue to develop at a mind boggling pace, RIM keeps up with the crowd and even leads the way.

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    HTC Wildfire : Is It Worth The Money?

    Dec 15, 2010 in Communications

    As quickly as models of smartphones experience periods of popularity, they fall out of favor just as fast. Producers of smartphones know this, and in order to stay relevant they must balance the latest bells and whistles with affordability. Entertainment has become just as important to users as function, and the HTC Wildfire is ably equipped to perform both tasks.

    Android phones have been all the rage for some time now, and the operating system remains a favorite of smartphone users. The HTC Wildfire uses the Android 2.1 platform combined with the HTC Sense. This Android phone runs a CPU at a speed of 528 MHz and is backed up by 512 MB of ROM and 384 MB of RAM. There is a slot for a micro SD card that boosts the memory up to 32 GB. A 3.2” capacitive touch screen allows the user to see all of the functions and video that the Wildfire is able to provide. Pinch to zoom capabilities are found on the screen, a necessity these days it seems. The display gives a resolution of 240 x 320 QVGA, and though the screen may not be the largest that can be purchased, it allows for a less cumbersome handset overall. The body of the Wildfire spans 60.4mm x 12.19mm x 106.75mm.

    Every smartphone worth its weight allows users to snap photographs, and the Wildfire furnishes a 5 megapixel camera that features auto focus and a flash. It even comes complete with geotagging. If you happen to stray off the beaten path, a digital compass and proximity sensor will get you back on track. A standard micro-USB port and 3.5mm stereo audio jack are found on the Wildfire for when you need to plug in. Those looking for Bluetooth will find v. 2.1 with Enhanced Data Rate. The HTC Wildfire is a 3G phone and gives up to 7.2 Mbps download and 384 Mbps upload speeds.

    Unless you have been living under a rock, it shouldn’t come as big news that people simply must stay connected to Facebook, Twitter, and other social network sites. The HTC Wildfire is a connectivity machine, providing Friend Stream that lets users check out all of the latest Facebook updates, tweets, and newest Flickr photos simultaneously and on one screen. All kinds of cool apps are available in the Android Market, and these can be recommended to friends right from the handset. The phone is equipped with YouTube video sharing capabilities.

    Of course, some more expensive phones provide faster speeds and larger screens than the HTC Wildfire, but most do not provide the essential smartphone functions at a lower, more affordable cost. Customers will appreciate the fact that their favorite features are all on one, low-cost phone.

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    2 Way Radios – A Guide For Buyers

    Nov 26, 2010 in Communications

    As the name suggests, a 2 way radio is a device that can both transmit and receive radio waves. A 2 way radio can come in three main guises: mobile, hand-held and stationary base. Mobile phones are also classed as a kind of 2 way radio as they use two separate radio bands to transmit and receive communications.

    Hand-held or mobile 2 way radios are designed to be robust, lightweight and portable, meaning that you can keep in constant communication with your employees at your workplace, your mountaineering buddies, or even your skiing partners dispersed over a mountainside, as long as you pick the right device suitable for its intended use.

    Buying a 2 way radio can be a confusing experience of range capabilities, radio bands and antennae amplification levels, but the information detailed here should make things a little clearer for you.

    Firstly you must decide what type of 2 way radio you want. Do you want a GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) configuration, high power radio suitable for outdoor recreation; or an FRS configuration (Family Radio Service) radio which is a lower power unit?

    You must also remember to view coverage claims on radio packaging critically. Generally, coverage claims are based on best-case scenarios in optimal conditions; the best case being, transmitting from a mountain to a receiver in a valley with an unobstructed direct line of communication. This scenario is uncommon and real-world transmission range in the majority of situations is around two miles.

    Finding a device suitable for your requirements can be difficult if you don’t know what all the numbers in a devices specifications mean. But what particular piece of information should you use to base your judgment on? The best place to start is the effective radiated power of a unit. In simple terms, this number is how powerful the antenna is, ignoring the amplification abilities of the device.

    Radio waves are generally around twelve inches long and the best way to capture them effectively is with a large antenna. The problem is that a large antenna is not easy to carry around and is certainly not aesthetically appealing to potential customers; so designers need to strike a balance between effectiveness and portability. It is advised to choose a radio that has an antenna which is roughly the same length as the radio body.

    Something that people fail to realize is that with a GMRS band radio, users must have a paid subscription as the GMRS band was first developed for commercial use, though subscriptions are not expensive and easily obtainable. The FRS band sparked the 2 way radio popularity explosion as it is free and offers seven channels, though because of the lower power used, range is limited to around six miles in perfect conditions.

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    Telephone Systems : Upgrade Guide (For Businesses)

    Nov 24, 2010 in Communications

    When considering a telephone system upgrade for your business, it is wise to first establish the reasons that an upgrade may be necessary. If your current system is failing causing customer complaints, that may be a valid reason, but you may also find that an upgrade could result in improved productivity and additional cost savings. Comparing the features of an upgrade to your current system is the best way to determine whether the cost of the upgrade is warranted.

    When a decision has been made that an upgrade is required, it is then time to evaluate the key features that you will be seeking from the new system. Evaluate the features of your current system in terms of those that you like and the features, or problems, that you do not like. Then look at the capabilities of new systems to determine which ones, and with what features, will serve your business the best. This will help you to focus on which features available through an upgrade are worthwhile endeavors.

    Cost is a factor in any telephone system upgrade and an assessment of your current costs will be the starting point in your upgrade evaluation. This may include the cost for Internet and WAN circuits, your PBX lease, PBX monthly services, cell phone, monthly conferencing, and maintenance (including tech support, hardware and software that may require replacement). Once this information is gathered a proper evaluation and comparison can be done for the upgrades.

    A budget should be prepared that is based on the current system and all of its features. Once this is complete it will be time to investigate the actual cost of the upgrade to include all of the new equipment, software, and installation costs. These costs should be separated from the ongoing costs common to both the old and the new systems so that a comparison can be drawn to highlight those cost differences. This will allow for an educated, cost driven approach to making an upgrade decision.

    After a working budget is completed, you will need to begin to actually shop for a system. One of the next steps is to identify which of several good equipment manufacturers that will be considered. Most manufacturers will utilize re-sellers that offer sales and installation services, as well as maintenance contracts. Sometimes, there will be multiple re-sellers within a given geographical area and it may make sense to get proposals from each of them to compare, and ensure that you are getting the best possible price.

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    Reviews Of Popular Sony Ericsson Xperia Smartphones

    Nov 19, 2010 in Communications

    Sony Ericsson, the cell phone manufacturer with a reputation for their strong emphasis on music, is a big player in the competitive market for smartphones. In 2008, Sony Ericsson successfully penetrated the smartphone market with the release of the Xperia X1. To date, 7 Xperia models have been created based on various platforms and the popularity of these smartphones has been picking up with each release. Now, let us take a look at some of the recent ‘Xperia’ options available.

    Xperia X10 – It has been a good 8 months since the launch of the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10. The flagship multimedia phone was first announced in 2009 and heavily advertised before its launch in March 2010. To date, the smartphone remains as one of the most desirable phones of its kind. A combination of the 4-inch capacitive touchscreen and the extensive social network integration proving to be a winning strategy for Sony Ericsson. The trademark Timescape UI in the Xperia X10 collects updates from your social networks and feeds them to an interactive 3D timeline. The smartphone has a high-end 1Ghz processor that operates Android version 2.1 OS. In addition to first class mobile social networking capabilities, the Xperia X10 has an impressive 8 MP camera that supports HD videos (720p) and images (3264×2448 pixels).

    Xperia X10 Mini / Mini Pro – If you are considering the Xperia X10 Mini and Mini Pro smartphones, you should understand that they are, for the most part, very similar. The only real differentiation lies in the slide out QWERTY keyboard that is present in the X10 Mini Pro. Apart from a common 2.55-inch TFT capacitive touchscreen, both the Xperia Mini smartphones share the identical 600 Mhz processor and the same version of Android 2.1 OS. Since the compact Mini smartphones are in the Xperia X10 family, they come with the Timescape social network integration as well. The Mini Xperia X10s are built with an impressive 5-megapixel camera that snaps photographs with a resolution of 2560 x 1920 pixels. For most people, the Xperia 10 Mini Pro will be a better choice since the slide out physical keyboard compensates for the small virtual keyboards on the 2.55 inch touchscreen. Should you desire a compact smartphone that fits snugly in your palms, you’ll love the Xperia X10 Mini and Mini Pro cell phones.

    Xperia X8 – From a quick glance, the Xperia X8 looks pretty similar to the Xperia X10. The pretty smartphone is available in 5 different color schemes. Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X8 runs on the upgraded Android 2.1 OS and is a great choice for users with small budgets who don’t want to compromise on quality. The basic smartphone capabilities are present in the Xperia X8. These functions include Wi-fi, 3G connectivity and GPS. Moving along from the less impressive 600 Mhz processor, the Xperia X8 has a 3.0 Inch TFT capacitive touchscreen that displays 16M colors. Unless you are particularly demanding on performance, the Xperia X8 works as a great day-to-day smartphone.

    Whichever Xperia phone you opt for, you won’t be disappointed, so which one you choose is up to you!

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    The Xperia X10 Mini Pro – Is It Worth Buying?

    Nov 19, 2010 in Communications

    Global mobile manufacturers may be moving from large to LARGER touchscreen smartphones but Sony Ericsson has not forgotten about the compact smartphone market. The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro is a one of its kind with a compact 2.55 inch full screen display.

    The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro was recently released (June 2010) as an improved alternative to the X10 Mini. Both the Mini smartphones are powered by a Qualcomm 600 mhz processor and have Android installed as their operating system. The X10 Mini Pro was initially installed with Android OS version 1.6, but is upgradable to the quicker Android OS version 2.1. The newer version of the Android OS comes with essential upgrades such as an improved virtual keyboard and HTML 5 web browsing capabilities.

    Despite having an extra slide out QWERTY keyboard, the Xperia X10 Mini Pro is surprisingly thin. As compared to its “twin”, the Mini Pro has a negligible 2mm of extra depth. In other words, they’ll feel the same in your pockets and palms. The Mini Pro’s default color is black but it is also available in Pink and Red.

    One thing that made a huge difference though, is the slide out QWERTY keyboard. Sony Ericsson perfectly analyzed the ergonomics of a handheld QWERTY keyboard and strategically positioned the keys for an extremely comfortable typing experience. The effort has reaped them huge rewards, as positive feedbacks have been overwhelming.

    The Xperia X10 Mini Pro comes with the visually appealing Xperia experience. This includes the lively 3D interface and the mobile social network partner, Timescape. The trademark UI by Sony Ericsson constantly collect updates from multiple social networks and display them on an attractive timeline. Social profile integration with the address book serves as yet another convenient feature. Need entertainment? Sony Ericsson’s “PlayNow” mobile store sells music tracks, games and applications.

    As for the multimedia capabilities of the Xperia X10 Mini Pro, we have already highlighted the beautiful gallery. On the other hand, the 5 MP camera provides quality pictures in solid resolution (2560×1920 pixels). It also comes with autofocus, LED flash, camera modes and video recording (640×480 pixels). You will be able to pick between auto, macro, twilight or sports mode when snapping pictures. The noise isolation handsfree kit also delivers great clarity and bass when listening to music.

    The most common worry about the Xperia X10 Mini Pro is usually related to its smaller touchscreen. Despite a lack of virtual real estate, Sony Ericsson had successfully optimized the interface to accommodate space restrictions. This means that you will not experience day-to-day frustrations on the compact smartphone. Ultimately, the main problem that lies with the virtual keyboard is tactfully solved with the slide out QWERTY keyboard. That leaves us with one disadvantage – the lower resolution of the screen causes incompatibility issues with a few Android applications.

    If you are on the lookout for an affordable smartphone that doesn’t occupy much pocket space, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro will be a strong contender!

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    HTC Desire HD – How Good Is It?

    Nov 19, 2010 in Technology

    Should you happen to be a great fan of the Macbook Pro’s aluminum unibody casing, you will love the HTC Desire HD. The aesthetics of the phone serves as a HUGE advantage over its competitors. Inside its unibody aluminum casing, the phone packs a powerful 1Ghz Snapdragon processor and 768 megabytes of ram into a thin, rigid and durable case. Simply by holding the cell phone in your palms, you will be able to feel a solid difference from your previous phones.

    “Tiny screens and squeaky sound couldn’t do justice to all the great stuff you can experience on today’s HTC Desire HD” – quoted from HTC’s description of the concept behind the Desire HD. It is indeed exhilarating to view movies, play games and surf the Internet on this phone. The 4.3 inch S-LCD capacitive touchscreen serves as a mobile theatre for all your entertainment needs. With the 480 x 800 pixel resolution, everything is displayed with sheer clarity.

    With the Desire HD, HTC can easily claim themselves to be the masters of mobile entertainment. Aside from the generous 4.3 inch touchscreen, the inclusion of SRS virtual surround sound and Dolby Mobile technology fuels your subtle desire for a portable theatre.

    How can you create a mobile multimedia machine out of the HTC Desire HD? The answer is pretty simple – give it an 8-megapixel camera that boosts its multimedia capturing capability. The 8-megapixel camera which is on the back of the Desire HD captures images at a spectacular resolution (3264 x 2448 pixels). You will also be able to record HD videos (720p) in low light conditions due to the dual-LED flash. Can this HTC cell phone get any better?

    Aside from the impressive multimedia package, the HTC Desire HD is preinstalled with HTC Sense, an intelligent 3D interface that compliments the various aspects of life. Some of the highly intelligent features include the “Today Screen”, HTC’s Friendstream and other convenience initiatives. Should you receive a call during a meeting, simply flip your phone faced down to mute it. The HTC Sense experience is also extended to the Internet with HTCSense.com. Losing your cell phone will no longer be frustrating as you will be able to lock your phone and wipe your data remotely. Alternatively, you may lock your cell phone and check its location on a map.

    As though the 1Ghz Snapdragon processor isn’t speedy enough, the HTC Desire HD operates the latest Android v2.2 OS which is announced to be up to 5 times quicker than v2.1 OS. Android’s mobile operating system is world renowned for its capabilities and with the addition of HTC Sense, the world is at your fingertips.

    The endurance of the battery has to be at its best to keep this multimedia machine going. HTC completes the package by supporting 9 hours of talk-time for the Desire HD. Aside from the battery strength, connectivity is also at its best with support for a 14.4 Mbps 3G connection. Now we understand why HTC named this flagship smartphone as the Desire HD.

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    Motorola Milestone 2 : Is It Worth The Money?

    Nov 18, 2010 in Communications

    Despite the great success of the Motorola Milestone that was first released in November 2009, Motorola continues to fall back on its cell phone market share. In Q1 of 2010, Motorola slipped from the sixth position to the eighth while Apple moved forward. Will Motorola’s Milestone 2 (Known as Motorola Droid in the USA) turn the odds in their favor? We’ll find out in this review.

    A quick glance at the Motorola Milestone 2 suggests that it is a well-balanced smartphone that provides its user with on-the-go business and recreational capabilities. Design wise, the soft curves on the Motorola Milestone 2 is one of the few distinctions from the original Milestone. The phone deviates from the original Milestone’s striking architecture to adopt a hip and friendly design.

    Motorola has definitely made huge improvements in the technical aspect. Aside from the fact that the Milestone 2 boasts a 1Ghz processor, it operates on the recently released Android v2.2 OS, which is up to 5x as fast as the Android 2.0 OS on the Motorola Milestone. This allows the smartphone to operate and multitask very quickly. Let’s not forget to mention a major advantage that the Milestone 2 has over the iPhone – it comes with support for Adobe Flash Player 10.

    Those of you who often view pictures and movies on the go, will love the crystal clear TFT capacitive touchscreen (16M colors). The anti reflective screen works well even in strong sunlight so you won’t have to worry about outdoor reflections. As for image capturing, the Motorola Milestone 2 holds a 5 MP camera that is capable of recording 720p high definition videos. Should you be an avid photography enthusiast, the smartphone provides 8GB of internal memory and an 8GB micro SD card for your storage (maximum capacity of 40GB).

    The slide out QWERTY keyboard has been one of the strong determining advantages of the Motorola Milestone. Large fingers will rejoice upon hearing that the improved keyboard has the directional pad replaced with 4 arrow keys, hence allowing the Milestone 2 to provide a spacious layout for additional typing effectiveness. Virtual keyboard supporters will also be able to enjoy additional functions such as SWYPE and voice to text.

    Social networking has become a huge part of our lives and it is absolutely necessary for a cell phone to be capable of handling these services. Indeed, the Milestone 2 is integrated with social networking services through the preinstalled Motoblur software. Social networking fans will be able to view the live status updates and tweets of their friends without any 3rd party applications. Much has been said about the Motorola Milestone’s Internet tethering disability. As a result, the new Milestone 2 is now able to share its connection with not 1, but 5 different devices.

    Although the Motorola Milestone 2 appears to be similar to its predecessor, many corrections have been made to refine the smartphone. Milestone fans will be extremely delighted to know that Motorola had been listening and they have been using suggestions and criticisms as strong guidelines. The result is an extremely impressive Motorola Milestone 2 that serves as a capable and interactive mobile companion.

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    Get Your Shattered Mobile Handset Looked At

    Nov 12, 2010 in Communications

    Find a local self-sufficient mend shop if you have a broken mobile phone, they can often fix most faults you may experience. This will save you loads of cash and headaches, in particular if your handset doesn’t hold guarantee.

    Mailing the cell phone to the producer may take months for getting it back, can you in reality be lacking your main crucial possession? When you take your ruined device to a store, they can mend tiny and bad issues the same day, regularly at the same time as you wait.

    Busted lcd’s is a common problem with Iphone devices, the beautiful LCD displays are pretty delicate, one fall to the ground might be sufficient to thoroughly damage the screen. Fortunately it is a easy repair, this Kent mobile phone repairs shop carries the substitute screens in store for each models, meaning you may get your mobile returned in action same day, it is in addition a brilliant place to have Kent console repairs. Shops can even restore the mobile housing, helping it look brand new once more.

    A number of cell phones might need little switches or joysticks, these are prime point to become smashed. This is again a minimal repair for any cell phone expert, there certainly isn’t need to post it back for such a minor piece replacement. Sometimes the battery on a cell device may end charging, visibly a lifeless battery is probable, but now and again it can be a busted battery connector on the mobile itself, which is a uncomplicated repair and possibly will save you loads of hassle.

    If your not precisely certain what is not right with your mobile phone, take it to somebody local, they are able to detect the fault immediately. Some cellular phone repair centers will put in most desired software updates in your device, making sure you can install all the most recent applications. For extra info visit S Tech Media.

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