Blackberry : Phone Review

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Information has surfaced regarding the delay of the highly anticipated BlackBerry Storm.

Many reps and engineers have been quietly confirming the delay of the device from a planned Friday November 14th simultaneous launch with Vodafone to a new date later in the month, with most reps suggesting a release on Black Friday, but a more realistic timeframe given by engineers is closer to the end of the month.

The delay is due to two factors: Carrier field testing and the fear that the device suffer the same type of delay cycle as the oft-delayed Bold due to the same strict carrier testing requirements that have led to delay cycles stretching as far as five months after planned launch date.

With Verizon positioning the Storm as its gambit against iPhone 3G, potential and current customers are waiting to experience RIM’s take on the touchscreen device concept and expecting an equal if not greater experience than the former.

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limited edition C902 Cyber-Shot phone : phone review

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If you remember Sony Ericsson had announced that they would be launching limited edition C902 Cyber-Shot phone in Titanium Silver for the new Bond movie, Quantum of Solace, well, the company has launched the phone as promised. It was supposed to be launched in the month of November but Sony Ericsson launched the phone in October only maybe to cash in on the hype the new Bond movie is creating.

The phone will be used by Bond through-out the movie and has the name suggests, this piece of spy-gadget has a 5 mega pixel snapper with slide-out lens, illuminated touch icons (if you are spying in night), face detection, auto focus, photo flash and a host of other essential camera functions. The phone has a technology called, BestPic, which lets you take 9 pictures of a moving object simultaneously and then you can go back and choose the best shot. This one’s a true imaging monster. Apart from this the phone has Picture blogging for uploading photos to blog sites and PictBridge for printing direct to a printer and you don’t need a notebook or PC for that.

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