The most striking feature of the iPhone 4 is that it had incorporated the video calling while at the same time enhanced this features. With just the tap of the screen you can switch the camera focus either on the front or at the back of the phone. Unlike other phone which only uses the 3G network connectivity the iPhone 4 uses the Wi-Fi connectivity to video call.

There is also a feature known as Retina Display which was developed with pixels of 78 micrometers wide, so it has four times the number of pixel as compared to the earlier iPhone models.

iPhone now has a multi tasking feature, one can now run some third party apps all at the same time and it can be switched instantly without slowing down the performance of the foreground app.

This phone also provides HD video recording and editing. For more information about the iPhone 4 log on to their website at http://www.apple.com/iphone/

The eye candy device of LG has been around for years and guess what LG phones will be coming to T-Mobile. Yep that’s right three LG phones will be introduced in T-Mobile.

The GS170 is a normal phone with VGA camera. The dLite has a hidden LED matrix display on the outside. As for the phone with the most features, the Sentio has a 3-inch touchscreen display, 3G connectivity, and 3-megapixel camera.

So LG fanatics out there can either upgrade their plan and avail these eye candy mobile phones from LG.

The One Laptop Per Child program’s leader, Nicholas Negroponte, showed off some renderings of the XO-3 tablet, and announced several new details at an MIT Media Lab event. The occasion for the presentation was a partnership with Marvell, whose extremely low-cost Moby  tablet design surfaced a few months ago. They’re working with Marvell (and Pixel Qi, reportedly) to produce this new tablet, which they are hoping will cost only $75.

The tablet will show at CES 2011, but it won’t be final, said Negroponte: the main difficulty is getting the construction to be all-plastic, and by the start of 2011 they will likely still have to rely on a glass screen. He said it would use an ARM processor and run Android at first, although the final product will probably feature their own custom OS. The first prototypes we’ll see will be more Moby-like and less XO-like, so don’t get your hopes up about those renders.

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Here is another addition to the smartphone  products from China, the Yuhua X2 Smartphone. This basically is a dual OS phone that means it can function with Andoid and WinMo. It has 256MB ROM and 128MB RAM. It also has a 3-inch WQVGA touchscreen display of 260k colors, and a resolution of 240 x 400 pixels. Other features include a 5 Megapixel camera, DVB-T mobile TV support, GPS navigation, and Wi-Fi connectivity.

I have seen several of this phone in the market and they really could compete with major brands if and only they will be having a legitimate product registration.

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Sony Ericsson launched the Xperia X10 Android smartphone in early April through the NTT DoCoMo network. The X10, simply known as Xperia in Japan, has gone on to become the quickest selling smartphone in DoCoMo’s history according to a Barclay’s Capital report.

Figures show that the Xperia sold 120,000 handsets in less than three weeks beating the HTC Android (model unspecified) that sold 80,000 units across 10 months. It was the best-selling phone on the network in April, scoring even higher sales than the 32GB iPhone 3GS. It all makes for impressive reading. Click through for an excerpt of the report.

Dell just released its latest netbook the Latitude 2110 which will be available online for only $390. This Dell model boasts a 10.1-inch touchscreen and is considered a business unit. It provides a resolution of 1024×600 pixels or 1366×768 and comes with a anti-glare LED-backlight display. The processor is powered by an Intel Atom N470 running at 1.83GHz, with a GMA 3150 as the integrated graphics card, and a RAM resolution up to 2GB of DDR2. There are two options for the storage solution: a Solid State Drive of 32GB or 64GB, or a HDD of 250GB. As for the goodies we’ve got a 3-cell or 6-cell battery, WiFi, an optional 2-megapixel web camera, stereo speakers, and more.

Lenovo just recently launched the new IdeaPad Z Series which will become available in June, with a starting price of $650. To start the new IdeaPad Z series there are 3 models – Z360, Z560 and Z565 – which have a 13.3-inch and 15.6-inch screen respectively. In the inside of the upcoming Z360 and Z560 you can find the latest Intel Core processors and a Nvidia GeForce graphics card. On the other hand, the IdeaPad Z565 features an AMD Phenom II processor and a ATI Radeon for the graphics. To make the laptops a bit better there is an optional Blu-Ray drive, Dolby Advanced Audio, a metallic cover panel, and a chiclet keyboard.

Via MobileWhack

Ever thinking of an iPhone that runs on an Android OS? Well there is actually an iPhone that runs on this platform, but is a clone from China. Recently there were releases of this smart looking phone in China. They really have this fascination to develop a high end fake iPhone right? The iOrgane of China decided to name its latest iPhone clone after one of the USAF’s best fighter jets – the Raptor F22. This model will run on the Android 1.6 OS, where it will come with the Android 2.1 update next month – no idea on whether you have to download it from a website, or will it be an Over-The-Air (OTA) update. It will be powered by a 624MHz Marvell Tavor PXA935 processor while sporting a 3.2″ capacitive HVGA touchscreen display, 256MB RAM, 512MB NAND Flash storage, a 5-megapixel  camera, 1200mAh battery, and WCDMA 3G connectivity.

On this day many people are aware of the environment and taking steps to preserve wildfire is the top priority of the majority. But, who could disregard the beauty of this new Sony VAIO P available only in Japan. This new laptop is covered by crocodile skin coating, which is tempting enough since it’s a luxury. It is a guilty pleasure right? The specs is modest which includes Intel Atom Z560 processor with an Intel US15X chipset (266MHz GPU), a speedy 256GB SSD and a 12.5 hour extended battery. There is also a one-touch resolution button that changes from 120dpi to 96dpi with, but a touch, GPS with compass capability, location search, an instant-on Web browser that does away with booting up your machine, alongside noise canceling headphones to boot. Just as with the new VAIO P revamp, this one also sports an accelerometer, Bluetooth 2.1 and Wi-Fi N connectivity as well as Windows 7 as the operating system of choice. NO pricing yet for this device, but before it could penetrate other markets they would have to undergo scrutiny of the environmental agencies of countries.

Western Digital has recently launched its iPhone apps, the WD Photos apps which works as a photo viewer. In order to properly work with the WD photos application, users must also have the My Book World Edition and WD ShareSpace network drives, and as long as there are photos on the “Shared Pictures” folder it means they are accessible worldwide, that is, as long as you have an internet connection. Other features of the WD photos app include browsing data by album, date, or file name, and also share photos via email and view them in full resolution.

Via MobileWhack