Mobile Phones Reviews and Tips

Announced in July 2005, the INNO A20 by Innostream is a functional addition to the Innostream product line of cellphones. The Innostream INNO A20 measures 93.9 x 46.4 x 23 mm and weights 105 grams and provides new features not included in past Innostream models, incurring very high rankings among the Innostream line of cellphones.

As for specifications, they sum up as it follows: a TFT, 256K colors display, a second external display TFT, 256K colors (96 x 96 pixels), a 64 Mb built-in memory, 32 – 48 kbps, Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots) GPRS, USB as well as an infrared port, messaging SMS, MMS and Email with WAP 2.0/xHTML Browser. The phone however, does not provide EGDE, 3G nor WLAN.

We can all enjoy some of our favorite music played by the MP3/AAC music player as well as record and playback some moments. It also features a 2 MP, 1600×1200 pixels, video, flash camera and a Standard Li-Ion battery.
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Innostream INNO A20
[tags]mobile phone, TFT, built in memory, WAP[/tags]

The Sharp GX29 mobile phone is a compact and frivolous clamshell phone. The external display is exceedingly small, however, there is an exceptional display on the top half as well as a serviceable keypad beneath. The camera is just VGA (0.3 mega pixels), but it provides a video recording option.

You can enjoy 40-voice polyphonic and level-headed ring tones, but unlike many mobile phones in this class it does not provide MP3 ring tones. There is, however, a ring tone editor so you can generate your own. There’s also a versatile voice recorder, but no hands free.

Other specs for the GX29 include: full Blue tooth support, in addition a USB connection for exchanging data by means of a PC. However, one of the major letdowns is the miniature amount of memory, only 2.1 Mbytes of user memory, making it one of the least attractive in its class.
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Sharp GX29
[tags]phone, voice polyphonic, voice recorder[/tags]

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