Thursday 13 September 2007

HTC Juno slider with TouchFLO    [ 13-09-2007 16:48 ]

Author: Klimov Oleg   Source: intomobile.com     Translation by: Rytchkova Anja     

HTC Touch has proved to be a success, many users liked the finger-friendly interface instead of stylus tapping. The technology is called TouchFLO and it is likely to be applied in other HTC products.

One of them can be HTC Juno – a WM6 powered slider. The model will be also sold under T-Mobile brand. It is expected on the market this October probably with other name.

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Live pics of a 5-megapixel camera phone Samsung G800    [ 13-09-2007 16:05 ]

Author: Klimov Oleg   Source: letsgodigital.org     Translation by: Rytchkova Anja     

Some web source has posted pictures of a new 5-megapixel camera phone Samsung G800, a substitute to G600. Samsung G800 differs in the support of microSD and microSDHC cards (up to 8GB to extend internal memory).

The slider supports HSDPA technology, so the customers can enjoy wideband mobile Internet and multimedia services like mobile TV. Unfortunately, there are no more technical details so far.

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18 days left to Bang&Olufsen Serenata announcement    [ 13-09-2007 10:11 ]

Author: Serge Novikov     Translation by: Rytchkova Anja     

Samsung is said to release the successor of the Serena designer’s phone developed together with Bang&Olufsen. The new product will be called Serenata (index SGH-F310) and sold under the designer’s mark, the index by Samsung will be hardly mentioned. The companies have launched the countdown till the official announcement on the product’s site.

Besides we’ve got live pics of Bang&Olufsen photos.

^{Photo from Mobile Phone Helpdesk}

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416 GB SSD-drive by BitMicro    [ 13-09-2007 07:52 ]

Author: Verа Kozlova     Translation by: Rytchkova Anja     

The American company BitMicro has unveiled the most capacious solid disk (SSD) called E-Disk Altima with 416 GB onboard. The new drive is meant to be used in server data storage systems, which require secure and fast storage drives with high capacity and good price/ quality ratio.

E-Disk Altima involves EDSA controller and single-level NAND-memory with LUNETA interface. The drive can be connected to PC via PATA 133 interface. It features 133 Mbps data read and 100 write speed.

First samples of E-Disk Altima will be ready early in 2008. In addition to 416-GB drives the company will supply models up to 4 GB. There is no info on exact prices.

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