Mobile Phones Reviews and Tips

Nokia is going to announce its new “E” business mobile phones at this year’s 3GSM International Congress in Barcelona. The E65 is quad-band world-roaming capable GSM phone, and the FCC documents show that it also supports US 3G (UMTS) frequencies (850 and 1900 MHz) which makes it a good candidate for Cingular (AT&T).

The E65 handset is a red slider with a classic design that looks like a smartphone equipped with a 240×320 screen (QVGA),a shared memory of 70MB, a MicroSD slot, a 2MP, 1600×1200 pixels camera with with LED flash and WCDMA (3G), EDGE, GPRS, 2.0 WAP browser as well as WiFi connectivity.

The E65 is a 106 x 47 x 14 mm, 140 grams quad-band phone that runs on S60 3rd Edition on Symbian OS 9.1. Nokia’s recommended price for this device is somewhere around 340 euro.
Nokia E65

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Positioned almost exactly halfway between a mobile phone and a laptop, the T-Mobile Ameo is a Windows-based smartphone based on HTC’s “Athena” design. Featuring a removable QWERTY keyboard the Athena has a very large 3.5 inch touchscreen QVGA display, 256MB ROM, 64MB RAM, 400MHz Samsung processor, UMTS and HSDPA 3G/3.5G connections, WiFi, GPS, an 8Gb internal hard drive, miniSD as well as a 2megapixel camera and USB 1.1.

The T-Mobile Ameo is reported to be a quad band GSM 850/900/1800/1900 device with UMTS 2100 or UMTS 850/1900 configurations. HSDPA, EDGE and GPRS data is supported on mobile networks, and the Ameo also supports 802.11b and 802.11g WLAN connections. Just like the HTC TyTN, the phone has a video camera on the front for video calls, plus a bunch of other call keys as well. T-Mobile say that the Ameo should be available from March 2007 at around €500 on a new Relax 100 call plan.

HTC Athena
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