Yahoo! has recently made their Go application version 3.0.47 compatible with the all new sleek BlackBerry Bold. This bold new leap (pun intended) to make this application compatible with the Bold is one of faith as more and more users have started to explore Yahoo! Go possibilities. Yahoo! Go claims to give its users “The Best Internet Experience for you Phone”, now that sounds like a catchy marketing phrase, but can it live up to the same standards it holds itself up to is the question.
This nifty application allows you to send emails, upload photos, go though maps, check current stock prices, find breaking news and more, all this is said to be done from this one handy app.
You can scoop up Yahoo! Go by clicking the following LINK. If you have the BlackBerry bold all you have to do is insert it from your Bold’s Internet browser! That should be it!
Yahoo! Go Now Available for the BlackBerry Bold
Are you desirous of getting yourself a nice, stylish-looking mobile phone for the New Year that also does not burn a painfully large hole in your pocket? Well, Philips has recently introduced its latest Xenium 9@9q phones, which are good looking and yet, do not require you to mortgage your home for the same. The recent Xenium 9@9q Dragon and Phoenix mobile phones look polished and suave, what with a clamshell design and smooth corners, giving the phone models a touch of class.
Both the Xenium 9@9q Dragon and Phoenix offer a discreet external display on both the sides of the phone, that lets the user access information about incoming calls, missed calls, messages, balance battery power and the like. As with all the other phones in the Philips Xenium line, the battery power of these phones is excellent. Both the Dragon and the Phoenix offer you up to 8 hours of talk time, with a standby time of up to 720 hours. Can any other mobile phone ever hope to better that?
Each of these phones are priced at 4999 Russian Rubles, that is, about US $172. Pretty reasonable price for such good-looking phones, we think. What do you say?
Philips Xenium 9@9q Dragon
source Unwired View
Okay, granted that the Philips Xenium line has never had something too special and exclusive to rave about. But then this company is always known for its reliability and its products, for their functionality. The best thing about the Philips Xenium line of phones is the fantastic battery life these mobile phones provide to the user. You get a talk time of 12 whole hours with these cell phones. Honestly, which other brand do you know of that gives you so much talk time?
The other features the Xenium X620 offers are not really that remarkable. There is the usual 2.4” display, USB Sync, 3.2MP camera, MP3/WMA player, video recorder, Bluetooth, microSD slot, quad-band GSM connectivity and EDGE data.
The Philips Xenium X620 will be available in Russia and China. Nothing is yet known about the price of this wireless gadget.
Philips Xenium X620
source Engadget Mobile
LG has recently announced the release of its latest touchscreen sensation, the KS660. Offering a stunning 3” display, it also offers the convenience of two SIM card slots, thereby permitting users to employ the services of two mobile operators from one single handheld device.
The LG KS660 already has a built-in memory of 50MB and comes with an additional microSD slot for expandable memory. Additional features include Bluetooth 2.0, FM Radio, video recorder and playback and media player. The only thing lacking here is the absence of a 3G radio, so you will have to manage without that kind of tearing download speed.
The KS660 will hit the mobile markets in China and Russia, starting February 2009. There are yet no details about whether this phone will enter the Western markets.
LG KS660
source IntoMobile
