BLACK BERRY STROM

Network Support: Dual–band 800/1900 MHz CDMA/EV–DO Rev. A networks; Quad–Band: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM/GPRS/EDGE networks Single–Band: 2100 MHz UMTS/HSPA networks
Memory: 128MB Flash Memory, 192MB RAM, 1GB On–board memory
Display: High resolution (480×360 pixel), 3.25″ color, TFT LCD. Supports over 65k colors
Memory card support: 8GB SanDisk microSD card installed (device supports up to 16GB)
Camera: 3.2 Megapixel Camera w/Flash, auto–focus and Video Capture
Integrated speaker and microphone, Hands–free headset capable (3.5mm 4 Pole)
Bluetooth: (v2.0) including A2DP for Stereo sound
Standard Lithium Cell (1400 mAh)Usage: Up to 270 minutes of talk time or Standby: Up to 372 hours
SAR Information: 0.50 W/kg at ear; 0.57 W/kg on body
Dimensions: 4.43″ (H) x 2.45″ (W) x 0.55″ (D)
Weight: Approximately 5.47 oz. including battery

BlackBerry TOUCH SCREEN

A touchscreen BlackBerry device, it’s only fitting that we follow up and give y’all the real lowdown on it! This is going to excite a lot of people, but anger many. Are you ready? The BlackBerry Thunder, as it is codenamed now, (all you "reporting" on it as the Storm are incorrect) will launch in Q3 of this year. It is a full touchscreen BlackBerry — no slide out keyboard — with only 4 physical keys. Those are the send / end phone keys, the BlackBerry menu key, and the back key. Here is the most interesting part, though: it will launch as a worldwide lifetime exclusive on Verizon and Vodafone! We’ve heard the unit will be a hybrid device with CDMA EV-DO Rev. C (for clarification, Rev C., known as UMB is practically dead. If the device will indeed launch with a 4G solution, our bet is on LTE), and GSM HSPA for traveling internationally. Verizon and Vodafone will have the same unit. Currently, the model number is the BlackBerry 9500, though it’s very early and that’s likely to change. This is HUGE for the Verizon lovers. For once they’ll get an exclusive device, but Verizon will have a sales quota for the device and if they don’t meet those numbers, we’ve heard the exclusivity will then dissolve and it’s over. This will be extremely interesting to see play out

Nokia 6760

The Nokia 6760 slide is Nokia’s latest mobile offering to the smartphone market. Looking to sate happy-tappers’ itchy fingers with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard it’s a similar beast to the Nokia Surge that was unveiled to the US last week.

The Nokia 6760 slide gets its name from that full QWERTY keyboard that slides out from under a 2.4-inch screen. We already know that Nokia makes some of the best mobile keyboards in the business (check out the Nokia N97’s keyboard), and this looks to continue that trend, making typing out emails and texts on the move as easy as, well, typing. Which is good as the Nokia 6760 slide supports Mail for Exchange, Google Talk and Windows Live Messager.

Nokia Mural handset

Nokia has again captured the market with the latest Mural handset. It’s not very appealing like the other mobile phones. But still some specs will catch your attention. Its very cheap and affordable, the flip one. It has a similar look like the Motorola phones, the one very famous. This Nokia mobile phone will be given to the AT&T recipients. It’s exclusive for the girls who love coloured phones. It suffices 2 MP cameras, micro SD card, 3G HSDPA compatible, Bluetooth, AT&T navigation, AT& T video, AT & T music and more therein. You can also get the covers of this phone in different colour, thus you can match it with your clothes and other accessories.

Nokia Aeon.

The Nokia has announced, they launch her latest iPhone model Nokia Aeon. When people are heard about this mobile phone then everybody had gone crazy about this phone

LATEST NOKIA PHONES

Nokia 6600 slide and 3600 slide

Nokia just announced a trio of "Beautiful to use" Nokia handsets with its Nokia 6600 slide, 6600 fold, and 3600 slide. The €250 6600 fold is said to smoothly arc open with the press of a button to reveal a 2.13-inch OLED display sporting 16 million colors. It also features tap commands. When off, a double-tap of the monolithic cover reveals the time, messages and missed calls. A double-tap also snoozes alerts and silences or rejects incoming phone calls. The €275 6600 slide (pictured left) features the same tap technology but bumps the digital camera up from 2 to 3.2 megapixels with a 2.2-inch QVGA display based on LCD tech, presumably. The 3600 slide offers the same camera with built-in background noise cancellation --

Nokia Morph

The main idea behind Nokia Morph concept phone is the use of nanotechnology based flexible materials, transparent electronics and self-cleaning surfaces. These materials should enable Nokia to produce a mobile device that “…might be stretchable and flexible, allowing the user to transform their mobile device into radically different shapes”.
Different shaped devices you see in the picture, is actually the same one mobile handset, that transforms itself into the concrete shape according to the user needs.
The concept was developed by Nokia research center in cooperation with Cambridge University and is on display at The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York