PhoneReport v2.0

The three mid-range devices launched by Nokia in the end of last month have appeared in live pictures, offering a new look on to these phones.

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The images below are the ones from the HTC Touch Diamond unboxing and the comparison between the Touch Diamond and Sony Ericsson Xperia X1.

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There is no specifications information or any other details about this phone, only that it has Swarovski crystals, and by the advert, there is a remote control. It looks rather like a concept on a magazine, but according to a member at Esato forums, it’s coming in 2 weeks.

Source: Engadget, Esato Forums

Only the Chinese will be able to enjoy the X800, Philips touchscreen phone. There is no 3G or any other feature that can actually impress the public. The same can’t be said about the X-Connect, carrying Windows Mobile 6, with 3G and HSDPA, but still no WLAN.

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Few countries must be missing by now for iPhone retailing. After months of exclusivity on few countries, Apple’s devices will flood the world thanks to new contracts with companies such as Orange, Vodafone, and America Movil.
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Not only Swisscom is confirming to coming of the Apple iPhone to their network, but they’ve already opened registration. This registration is either for news or for a device booking.

Source: Swisscom, MacPrime, via Engadget

DVB-h is a technology which is still being implemented across many countries and is only available in very few. DVB-T is a different story and is becoming a standard in many countries for TV transmission, and this is where LG can profit.

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The Nokia E71 hasn’t even been announced by Nokia themselves, nevermind started shipping, although few retailers already have them, which is quite strange.

As we await for more news on the next E-series device, we can only stare at the pictures:

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I finally managed to get my hands-on these fabulous devices and ask few questions on this and that. I’ve compared the N96, N78, N82 black, N95 8GB, and the N81 8GB. It took some effort to present the differences, and I managed to get everyone staring at me like I was a maniac.

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In a thread at MyADSL I just noticed that some people might get confused over Flash or FlashLite, and this isn’t laughing matter.

As you can see in this post, we were speaking about updating firmware with Nokia Software Updater, and one of the members was aware that if he updated his phone, he would get FlashLite. Now if you speak about FlashLite to someone who isn’t much aware of web services, they will obviously think of a lantern or an torch, although we know that this FlashLite isn’t Flash Light, it’s used as a mobile version of Macromedia Flash, where FlashLite 3 is equivalent to Flash 9 if I’m not mistaken.

FlashLite 3 enables new animations and such content to run on phones, a great example of that is Flash Video players such as the ones YouTube uses.

Picture: scottjanousek blog