The FCC or the Federal Communications Commission has recently featured the Samsung C3110Q on its website. This slim and sleek slider phone is elegant and not too over-the-top for those who do not particularly love advanced technology. Supporting basic features such as SMS texting, selecting voice call ringtone and so on, this mobile phone also lets you send SOS messages to friends or family if you should happen to be stuck in some emergency situation.

The Samsung C3110Q also has a built-in camera that lets you capture precious moments instantly. The cell phone additionally provides an intelligent GPS tracking system that sends a message to your contacts in case someone steals your mobile phone or tries to use another SIM card on it. If entertainment is what you are looking for, the Samsung C3110Q has a built-in music player that lets you enjoy your favorite melodies.

Go ahead and take a look at some pictures of the Samsung C3110Q mobile phone.

Samsung C3110Q

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We all know that Philips, not a great company if you are looking for high-end mobile phones, is indeed ideal for someone who wants just above-average features in their mobile phone. Of course, the Philips Xenium line’s specialty is the tremendously long talk time each of these phones gives you. The only thing that is really missing is their 3G capabilities. The latest introduction in the Philips Xenium family is the X710. This is a Dual-SIM, GSM/GPRS phone that runs on 1190mAh battery power.

With a simple and elegant design, the Xenium X710 has not much more to offer than EDGE. So this one is definitely not for you if you are the types that would rather go for a high-speed HSDPA, with lesser battery power.

Considering that the Philips Xenium X710 is basically designed keeping the Russian markets in mind, though, this phone is pretty decent. It has a 3MP autofocus camera, Bluetooth, FM Radio, microSD slot and some interesting built-in games as well. Take a look at the pictures below and tell us what you think about the X710.

Philips Xenium X710

source Engadget Mobile