Samsung Diva S7070 Luxury Gold edition

Samsung Diva S7070 Luxury Gold edition

The Samsung Diva S7070 might come in black and white varieties at the moment, but it will soon arrive in a Luxury Gold edition. While we are not sure whether real gold is involved here, the Samsung Diva S7070 looks set to be female-centric, where it will come with similar hardware specifications as with its duller looking brethren, featuring a 2.8' QVGA touchscreen display with 16 million colors, the TouchWiz UI, an accelerometer, social networking integration, a 3.2-megapixel camera and a fancy back cover. No idea on pricing, but it ought to come with a funky looking handbag holder.

(Via UberGizmo, the Gadgets News Blog.)

Read more...

HTC Incredible caught in the wild again

HTC Incredible caught in the wild again

Looks like more images of the yet-unreleased HTC Incredible has hit the Internet, where additional information was gleaned from these leaks to point towards 512MB RAM with around 320MB available for users, an 8-megapixel camera, an apparently underclocked Snapdragon processor which chugs along at 768MHz (perhaps to save battery life) and the Sense-powered Android 2.1 firmware that is touted to offer superior performance. Verizon subscribers who want to change their phone will definitely do well to consider this as their next handset.

(Via UberGizmo, the Gadgets News Blog.)

Read more...

Acer neoTouch P400 Windows Mobile 6.5 Phone

Acer neoTouch P400 Windows Mobile 6.5 Phone

[MWC 2010] The neoTouch P400 could be seen as the Windows Mobile nemesis of the beTouch E400 (Android). However, the user experience is very different. Here, you have Windows Mobile 6.5 - and that’s convenient if you edit Office documents, but to be honest, the application offering lacks sexiness. Now that we’ve seen Windows Phone 7 Series in action - it is really hard to get excited by a Windows Mobile 6 device. Inside the neoTouch P400, you will find a Qualcomm 7227 processor. The end result is decent performance, but nothing stellar. This is a mid-range phone, after all. It says that Mobile IE 6 supports Flash, but there’s was no connectivity available (at Mobile World Congress!), so I could not try it.

Read more...