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Friday, July 4th 2008 - 13:00 CEST
Nowadays, the emphasis in the digital revolution lies on innovation and development. That is one of the reasons for companies such as Samsung to continue their search for new possibilities with a fresh view. Mobile photography is carefully moving into the photography market, and the Samsung G810 mobile phone is a good example. Not only are the possibilities of the built-in digital camera more enhanced than those of the average camera phone, also the multi-functionality of the G810 as a whole is surprising. The device is able to serve as a route navigator and comes with Route 66 navigation software for Western Europe.

• Read our full Samsung G810 review.
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Sunday, June 22nd 2008 - 23:20 CEST
The Creative Zen Stone and the Stone Plus are two extremely compact, lightweight MP3 players with a nice, round yet sleek design. Both MP3 players have been equipped with an external speaker, which is spoken of highly, thanks to its size, its power and the possibility it offers to share your music with other people. "It's almost unbelievable that small MP3 players like these have speakers that sound this well," states Creative's CEO. Can the MP3 player live up to the high expectations?

• Read our Creative Zen Stone Plus review.
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Sunday, June 15th 2008 - 22:30 CEST
Allure, flair and elegance are feminine features, and at the same time they are also the features of the Samsung L310 Allure. This clamshell ladyphone has a refined design that resembles a jewel. In addition, the device has been equipped with everything a modern mobile phone should be equipped with. There is nothing left to desire as far as functions are concerned; the phone features an FM radio, MP3 player, 2 Megapixel digital camera and rather typical; a shopping list. Samsung created the L310 to add to a luxurious lifestyle. In addition, the phone comes with an exclusive clutch, designed by makeup artist and hairstylist Leco van Zadelhoff.

• Read our full Samsung L310 test.
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Sunday, June 15th 2008 - 15:50 CEST
The newly launched Garmin Colorado 300 is a GPS device for outdoor, marine and fitness enthusiasts. With the addition of Garmin’s revolutionary Rock ’n Roller wheel, you really can operate its many features with just one hand - most with just one thumb. On land or at sea, you’ll never lose your way with Colorado’s high-sensitivity GPS receiver, worldwide basemap with shaded-relief and vibrant colour 3-inch screen with high resolution. The Garmin Colorado 300 also plays well with others, allowing for wireless exchange of tracks, waypoints and geocaches between units.
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Thursday, June 5th 2008 - 23:40 CEST
We tested the Packard Bell Eclipse not so long ago, and this time we will scrutinize the Packard Bell AudioKey Max. This MP3 player is ranked right below the Eclipse in the Packard Bell assortment, and offers a tad more functionality than a regular MP3 player, including several innovative features. In addition to listening to MP3s, the device lets you record voice recordings and listen to the radio. Furthermore, a neatly finished USB 2.0 connection is applied for easy transfer of files to your AudioKey Max MP3 player. The small size and entirely black design with chrome finishing give this MP3 player a stylish and elegant appearance. The Packard Bell MP3 player is available for approximately 60 Euros.

• Read our full Packard Bell MP3 player review.
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Wednesday, June 4th 2008 - 15:30 CEST
Recently Samsung Netherlands introduced their latest mobile navigator. It is already quite interesting to walk around with this kind of mobile navigation system in your pocket, though it becomes even more interesting when it's combined with mobile photography. Although the new Samsung G810 mobile phone is not considered to be the successor to the Samsung G800, we do find its 5 Megapixel image sensor combined with a 3x optical zoom. This combination is similar to the features of last year’s standard compact camera as far as specifications on paper are concerned. How well mobile photography with the Samsung SGH-G810 does in practice, we will show through the following sample photos.
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Wednesday, May 28th 2008 - 15:45 CEST
The LG KF600 is a handy sized cell phone with many options. In addition to a 3.0 Megapixel digital camera, Bluetooth and a radio, this phone offers something we have never seen before on a mobile phone: it has two monitors. A common TFT monitor and a touchscreen. The touchscreen is intelligent and offers help, and shows the buttons you need at a specific moment in time. We have been able to extensively test the LG KF600 mobile phone in practise.

• Read our full LG KF600 review.
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Wednesday, May 21st 2008 - 12:15 CEST
Nokia has been playing an important role lately in the enhancement in the field of internet and mobile communication. Meeting the demands of the picky and trend-following consumer, the company put two new mobile phones on the market at the end of last year; the Nokia 8800 Arte and the Sapphire Arte. High quality materials and a classy appearance are the characteristics of these mobile phones. We will review the Nokia 8800 Arte, the black version of the two. Design, user's ease and user's fun are key words for this technological masterpiece.

• Read our full Nokia 8800 Arte review!
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Friday, May 9th 2008 - 12:15 CEST
The latest innovation of HTC; the HTC Touch Diamond was introduced during a press conference. This press conference was held in the media plaza at the 'Jaarbeurs' building in Utrecht, the Netherlands. The HTC Diamond is the first device based on Windows Mobile 6.1. There doesn't seem to be a vast difference between Windows Mobile 6.0 and 6.1 though. The main differences are found in the battery's standby time which has been increased with 8% to 20% and the fact that it is possible to operate this mobile phone from a distance. In addition, the HTC Diamond features the new TouchFLO 3D technology. TouchFLO 3D is a farther developed version of the HTC TouchFLO technique which we have come across in the first HTC Touch.
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Saturday, May 3rd 2008 - 10:05 CEST
Fashion is more than the way we dress, as Giorgio Armani states. To meet the growing demands for consumer electronics, Giorgio Armani developed an advanced mobile phone, in cooperation with Samsung, with a unique appearance, also known as the Samsung P520. Luxury, elegance and simplicity are Giorgio Armani's key features and they also characterize the Samsung P520. Samsung's experience in the field of user-friendliness certainly shows with this device. The enhanced digital camera, MP3 player, astonishing graphic effects and famous brand name, make the Giorgio Armani cell phone a desired gadget, especially for the younger generation.

• Read our complete Samsung Armani review!

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