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Thursday, May 1st 2008 - 13:30 CEST
The Taiwanese company ATP Electronics, founded in 1991, mainly aims at producing flash memory products. Besides memory cards, USB drives and card readers, ATP Electronics recently also produced the ATP Photo Finder. This GPS picture tracker calculates and registers your GPS position whilst time synchronisation links it to your digital camera, thus registering where and when a picture was taken. Picasa2, Google Earth and Google Maps software enable you to have a visual view of the geographic location the picture was taken. This free online application also allows for sharing your pictures with other people. • Read our ATP photo GPS review!
Read: Photo GPS review
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Monday, April 21st 2008 - 11:00 CEST
Gradually more phones with a large internal memory are being added to the assortment of various mobile phone manufacturers. Nokia have joined the club and have put several mobile phones on the market that feature a large internal memory. Devices with this kind of storage capacity are for example; Apple iPhone, Nokia N95 8GB, Nokia N96 and the Nokia N81 8GB. The Nokia N81 8GB truly is a multimedia device. The Nokia N81 8GB makes music, games and movies come alive. To emphasize the fact that the target group of the Nokia N81 8GB consists of multimedia enthusiasts, Nokia have applied 'dedicated multimedia keys' to the N81 8GB. Some disadvantages we notice even from looking at the specifications are: average camera, no HSDPA and the weight.• Read our full Nokia N81 8GB review.
Read: Nokia N81 8GB Review
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Saturday, April 19th 2008 - 10:36 CEST
During a Samsung press conference on a sunny day in The Netherlands, we were given the opportunity to shoot some sample photos with the Samsung U900 mobile phone (Also known as Samsung Soul). The press conference was held at the castle 'De Hooge Vuursche in Baarn. Despite the limited time we had to take the Samsung U900 on a stroll to shoot some sample photos, we were still able to get a good impression of the photo quality, the functions and the operation of the Samsung U900. The Samsung U900 main features are the innovative touchpad monitor, fast 7.2 Mbps HSDPA connection availability, a 5 Megapixel digital camera with auto focus, face detection and (electronic) image stabilization.
Read: Samsung U900 Gallery
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Tuesday, April 15th 2008 - 21:40 CEST
Currently mobile phones are used for a lot more than calling and sending text messages alone. Smartphones are gradually catching up with sales of mobile phones. The difference between a smartphone and a regular mobile phone is mainly found in the more extensive E-mail and Internet functionalities on the smartphone. The operation system of a smartphone is usually based on Microsoft Mobile, Symbian or PalmOS. However, Samsung have chosen equipping the F700 with their own operating system. The Samsung F700 Smartphone's most obvious features are the full (QWERTY) keyboard and of course the touchscreen. • Read our full Samsung F700 review.
Read: Samsung F700 review
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Saturday, April 12th 2008 - 12:12 CEST
The Garmin GPSmap 60CSx is a GPS receiver that holds the top position in the Garmin handheld segment and is specifically designed for consumers. The Garmin features a waterproof housing and has been equipped with a built-in SiRF receiver, a barometric altimeter, a compass and a basic map. The GPSmap 60CSx also features a fairly large colour TFT monitor and a microSD card to store the routes. We have been able to extensively test this GPS receiver in practice.• Read our full Garmin GPSmap 60CSx review.
Read: Garmin GPS review
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Wednesday, April 9th 2008 - 13:00 CEST
Philips, officially 'Royal Philips Electronics NV', is a Dutch electronics company, founded in 1891. Philips manufactures consumer electronics, mobile phones, light bulbs, semi-conductors and medical equipment among other things. One of the latest Philips consumer electronics product is the Philips GoGear SA6185 multimedia player. This media player is capable of playing videos, music, radio and voice-recording. Also pictures can be viewed on it. The version we tested has been equipped with an 8GB internal memory, has a weight of 153 grams and is black.• Read our full Philips GoGear review.
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Wednesday, April 9th 2008 - 11:20 CEST
Mobile phones are the ultimate accessory in the lives of today's generation of youngsters. It seemed a logical step for Levi's to put a mobile phone on the market tailor-made to the desires of the younger consumer. The Levi's mobile phone has a trendy, cool appearance and puts emphasis on functionality. The handset has been equipped with a 2.0 Megapixel camera, photo-editor, audio player and FM radio among other things. It's a promising device; therefore I was delighted to carry this jewel with me for as long as an entire week.• Read our Levi's mobile phone review.
Read: Levi's review
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Sunday, April 6th 2008 - 10:05 CEST
More and more mobile phones are equipped with a Bluetooth function nowadays. Despite the fact that many consumer electronic devices already have been equipped with Bluetooth for several years now, the development never stops. In addition Bluetooth compatible products are also being further developed. Bluetooth serves for transferring sounds and files. Parrot is one manufacturer that brings these kinds of wireless communication supporting products in the market.• Read our full Parrot Party review.
Read: Parrot Party review
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Tuesday, April 1st 2008 - 22:00 CEST
Sony Ericsson stems from the cooperation between Sony and Ericsson in the year 2001, a so-called joint venture. It is Sony's know-how on the field of digital cameras that is used for developing Sony-Ericsson's cell phones. Worldwide Sony Ericsson is ranked fourth on the mobile phone market. The company is positioned directly after Nokia, Samsung and Motorola with a market share of more than 9 percent.• Read our full Sony Ericsson K850i review.
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Friday, March 28th 2008 - 00:01 CET
It has been quite some time since the Nokia N95 mobile phone was put on the market. During the Mobile World Congress 2008 in Barcelona the successor was already announced: the Nokia N96. In the meantime Nokia have put an 8GB version of the Nokia N95 on the market. After its appearance it turned out that the N95 had some minus points. The battery ran out too quickly, the RAM memory was full in no-time and the GPS navigation wasn't always too precise. • Read our full Nokia N95 8GB review!
Read: Nokia N95 8GB Review
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