For avid Android fans out there, the two new hottest Android mobile phones from HTC is set to land on UK shores on Oct. 6. Yep, that’s right, Oct. 6th. Retailers such as Superetrader and Clove UK has already set up pre-orders for the HTC Desire HD and …
We’ve long gone past fawning on pure hardware specs when it comes to smartphones. Still, it’s tough not to feel just a little excited about something like the Altek Leo, an Android phone armed with a 14-megapixel camera module.
If you’re not familiar with the company, they specialize in digital camera products and technology. In fact, Altek claims they are currently the world’s number one original design manufacturers (ODM) of digital cameras. Suffice to say, they’d like to pimp the fact that their phone will have a really, really good set of optics, boasting 3X optical zoom, HD video recording, Xenon Flash and LED video light, along with the extremely high resolution.
Details of the Altek Leo include a 3.2-inch touchscreen display (480 x 800), aGPS, 3G with HSPA, WiFi, Bluetooth and microSD card expansion (up to 32GB). It will run Android 2.1 at the helm and come pre-installed with a specialized [...]
Need a voice coach, can’t afford one? Not a problem with the Voice Tutor, a $4.99 iPhone app that puts a virtual singing coach in your pocket.
Granted, you’re probably not destined to be the next Celine Dion if that’s all you’re willing to shell out to develop your vocal abilities. For improving your weekly sojourns at the karaoke, though, this is definitely one that could help out.
First thing you should know is that Voice Tutor doesn’t do any analysis of your voice. It tells you what to do and plays you what you should aim for, but you have to work out everything yourself.
The first part has you making a manual self-assessment of your personal voice issues. You do this by singing scales and comparing it by ear to four sample recordings on the app. We suggest having a couple of objective observers around, since we all know how difficult [...]
Vodafone has been steadily adding to their roster of self-branded phones. Two new handsets join that growing lineup today, the Vodafone 945 and the Vodafone 553.
The carrier’s second Vodafone-branded Android phone, the 945 comes in a slightly industrial-looking package, with a rectangular frame that’s a bit on the thick side. It runs Android 2.1 Éclair, with access to the Android Market and Vodafone’s music services. Details of the handset include a 3.2-inch capacitive touchscreen (240 x 400 resolution), a 5.0 megapixel camera module with flash, WiFi, stereo Bluetooth, 300MB of onboard storage and a microSD card expansion (up to 32GB).
Its partner at launch, the Vodafone 553, on the other hand, is strictly a feature phone with a horizontal QWERTY slider. Details include a 2.8-inch capacitive touchscreen, a 2 .0 megapixel camera module, stereo Bluetooth, FM radio and microSD card expansion (up to 8GB). It comes with Vodafone’s 360 People address [...]
A flagship addition to Nokia’s entry portfolio, the Nokia 2610 phone offers an iconic design and a strong range of features for business-minded consumers. A first for entry phones, the Nokia 2610 includes e-mail support as well as mobile Internet acces…
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