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The Samsung Galaxy Axiom R830 is a Contact Bar cell phone with talk-time of cell phone is Up to 8 times. Its measurements are 121.7MM x 63.8MM x 11.9MM. The cell phone functions at wavelengths of CDMA 800 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100 / CDMA2000 1xEV-DO / LTE 700 MHz Category 17 / 850 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100. The Phone has a Show of 4.0 inches wide, TFT Capacitive Touchscreen display, 16M Shades. This design comes with Electronic camera of, Back: 5.0 MP Electronic camera (2592×1944 Pixels) with Automatic Concentrate and LED Display, Front side: 1.3 MP Electronic camera (1280×1024 Pixels) with, 4x Electronic Zoom capability. The Galaxy Axiom comes with LTE connection, a 4 inches WVGA LCD display, 1.2GHz dual-core Qualcomm MSM8960 processer, 5MP rear camera, 1.3MP front-face camera, 1GB of RAM, and 4GB of storage space. Samsung Galaxy Axiom R830 Features:     Brand: Samsung     Model: Samsung Galaxy Axiom R830     Status: Q4 2012     Op...

 Specification & Features:   Nokia Lumia 710 - Designed For You. Add apps. Swap Tiles. Make it new everyday with Nokia Lumia 710, You will have amazing online experience with Nokia Lumia 710 because it supports Internet Explorer 9, Say hello, Have a nice time, Prove it with a Pic because you will be always social with Nokia Lumia 710, Get out & go places with Nokia Lumia 710. General                      2G Network                GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 3G Network                HSDPA 900 / 1900 / 2100 - RM-803                                    HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100 - For Canada SIM    ...

Looking for an affordable smartphone? The Sony Xperia E just might be the one for you. It offers the affordability of the Xperia E but with an extra SIM card slot! There is no word on exact pricing, but this device will be affordable and will be released during Q1 2013. The little guy sports a 3.5-inch display, a 1 GHz processor (single core), 512 MB of RAM and Android 4.1. Specification General Form Factor:     Candybar AKA:                ? Date Released (YYYY/MM/DD):     2013 Q1 Size   Weight:            4.08 ounces Dimensions:     4.47 x 2.43 x 0.43 inches Display   Resolution:      320×480 Size:                3.5-inch Type:               TFT-LCD Camera   ...

Nokia Mobile is no stranger to pushing the envelope with its camera phones, and the new 808 PureView is no exception to that. Though the 808 PureView is a humdrum smartphone running a dated and crippled operating system (Symbian), it features some of the most groundbreaking imaging technology we have ever seen on a smartphone.

Samsung Galaxy Note II is big. Colossally big. Comically big. Write down any adjective you can think of to modify how to describe something large and it will most likely fit the description of the Galaxy Note II. It's important to get that inescapable description out of the way because anyone who sees or holds the Galaxy Note II will have no choice but to be taken aback by how large is the phone-meets-tablet.  The same predicament made doubters believe that the original Galaxy Note was too big to succeed, but millions of phones sold later, that proved to be a false prediction. Despite the magnitude of its build, the Galaxy Note II is not excessive in everyone's eyes or hands. How does Samsung's latest super-sized handset manage to tow the line between too big and too good to pass up? Read below to find out

Sony Xperia TL is the latest in a long line of attempts by Sony to produce the phone that fits comfortably in a smartphone world dominated by Android. Since the company embraced Android with the Xperia X10, it has released an endless flow of devices that have been greeted with excited praise for its hardware prowess and bitter disappointment for its software frustrations. Each iteration of Sony's flagship device has improved and been better than the previous version, but no single attempt has been just right. The Sony Xperia TL, available now on AT&T, is as close as the company has come to finding the smartphone sweet spot, but is that good enough to compete with other Android manufacturers with a better track record? James Bond seems to think so. Is it good enough to compete with the best from Apple or the many Windows Phone 8 entrants?    The Sony Xperia TL gets quite a bit of product placement in the latest Bond flick, Skyfall, popping up as Britain's greatest ficti...

Brand building is the key to every business and campaigning is its integral part. Since Android was launched and became available for users at really cheap prices, Blackberry has totally lost its market. iPhone became a strong contender with Android and slowly took away Blackberry’s enterprise share. This left RIM with nothing, but an opportunity to revamp its devices and ecosystem compeering with iOS and Android. In an effort to survive, Blackberry apps developers planned and implemented many new techniques. In fact, RIM even wooed developers for Blackberry application development. However, things least worked in its favor. RIM is smart. RIM’s failure in a few main markets did not mean it was over. The executives at RIM find better ways to deal with market changes. Right from reducing the cost of its devices to launching interactive services and applications for user engagement, RIM applied all best policies to sustain in the ever growing mobile computing souk. Earlie...