Pantech has produced and named the device, AT&T is introducing it. The all-new Pantech C630 offers an array of media-enrinched features. Built on a multimedia platform the C630 supports a 1.3 megapixel camera along with AT&T Video Sharing capabilities, allowing you to share live videos with other supporting mobile devices.
This exclusive mobile phone, offered only by AT&T makes use of a micro SD slot and a media player for a complete mobile music system. Another great feature on the C630 gives way to Bluetooth with A2DP which effortlessly allows you to connect wireless headphones for the full music on the go experience.
The C630 will also offer AT&T’s GPS and voice command systems, that will guide you on turn-by-turn instructions. AT&T will make Pantech’s C630 available on December 12th for a price tag of $39.99 with a 2-year subscription plan.
Pantech C630
Designer wear is known to get a ‘wee bit crazy’ sometimes. Ditto to designer luxury mobile phones – some of us simply cannot come to appreciate those pieces of art. This is very much the case with the latest masterpiece from VERTU – the VERTU Boucheron 150. Created especially to mark the 150th anniversary of Boucheron, the famous French jewelry house, the handset is, of course, typically VERTU. The problem with this one, though, is its design.
The VERTU Boucheron 150 is one hell of a luxury mobile phone. Supposedly fashioned from one single giant piece of pure gold, this handcrafted product is said to have taken about 2000 hours to create. Needless to say, it must be available in limited edition, just like other VERTU phones.
The only thing known about the VERTU Boucheron 150 is that it is a 3G Phone and rumored to be priced at $30,000 upwards. The luxury product comes in an exclusive wooden case, which looks more like a pirate’s treasure box. Now comes the major question – is this mobile phone graceful or gross? Check out the pictures we have placed here for you and decide for yourselves.
Vertu Boucheron 150
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HTC has indeed gotten into the Christmas spirit and rings in the New Year with a snow-white variant of its very high-end Touch Diamond smartphone, which it has christened the White Touch Diamond. The impressive and very distinguished-looking new White Touch Diamond is, as all the other HTC Touch smartphones, powered by Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional and uses its unique HTC TouchFLO technology.
The original Touch Diamond was black in color, after which the white color scheme had been introduced from time to time. This time, though, HTC has finally officially released the White Touch Diamond smartphone. This device supports Wi-Fi and GPS and has a brilliant 2.8” VGA resolution touchscreen display as well. Check out pictures of this fantastic wireless device.
HTC Touch Diamond
Truphone, a leading global mobile network operator, added one more feather to its cap yesterday, by introducing the Truphone Anywhere feature on its iPhone. This functionality helps users to make dirt-cheap international calls across the Internet; for as low as 0.03 GBP/0.06 USD per minute, even if they are not connected to the Net. Can you beat that?
Truphone has also introduced, for the very first time, the inbound calling facility on the iPhone. This lets iPhone users make completely free calls to each other. Besides, you can see which of your Truphone contacts are online and who uses Truphone on their iPhones. What is more, you can save a lot of money on incoming calls when you are Wi-Fi connected, especially if you are abroad.
Truphone Anywhere is operational in 33 countries around the world. So iPhone users in these countries can now save a hell lot of money on their international calls, when they are not connected to Wi-Fi. This facility works along with domestic service providers as well. Also, with Truphone Anywhere, you do not need to go through several cumbersome steps to make an international call from outside your Wi-Fi network. Simply order Truphone Anywhere and your call will be placed in a jiffy.
Truphone for iPhone
