Blackberry Storm 2 has been confirmed by RIM’s co-CEO Jim Balsillie and is expected soon to be launched. Blackberry Storm 2 is the next -gen version for Blacberry Storm but this time it may not be known as Blackberry Storm 2
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Motorola QA30 is a slider cell phone with standard 4 row QWERTY keyboard. The QA30 operates on a 3G network but unfortunately hasn’t been picked up by the giant CDMA carriers. However, Motorola QA30 has some special qualities.
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Samsung S5200 is a new mid range slider phone by Samsung. Samsung S5200 initially available in Netherlands and other European markets and it’s retail price is $182.
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LG Xenon released for AT&T is a sleek and attractive cell phone available in the markets of US. LG Xenon has a large touch-screen and a standard QWERTY keyboard similar to the recently launched LG models for AT&T.
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LG GD 900 is a new slider phone by LG which is no match for LG GC 900 or LG KC 910 when it comes to style. The new LG GD 900 has a crystal touchpad which is almost transparent. Read through to get a review for the latest LG.
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The new Samsung SGH I627 Propel Pro is the predecessor of Samsung Propel. The Pro operates at AT&T’s 3G and Wi-Fi networks and is probably the best choice for business personnel on the go.
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Nokia Thresher and Nokia Mako are two new devices that have been created for the AT&T network in US. For the first time Nokia has decided to launch a new product first in US than in Europe.
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We all have differing tastes and we each have our favorite TV shows, musicians, news channels, cartoons and so on and so forth. As we do live in a real and unfortunately imperfect world where things are bound to go wrong, we sometimes miss our favorite TV shows or programmers. Other times we simply want to see some music video we like and other times something funny might tickle our fancy and so we head off to the wonderful world of Youtube (now owned by Google).
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