Upcoming Mobile Phones 2010 – New Gizmos Are About To Launch

The hunger of several modern handset enthusiasts will never lowered down to be the owner of an excellent quality handset. Even they are still pondering for the world class phones of big brands here and there. So, in order to accomplish user’s such demands many mobile phone merchants keep launching their latest mobile phones at regular intervals. Basically, the mobile phone market is flooded with large number of outlandish handsets of big brands like Sony Ericson, Nokia, LG, BlackBerry, Samsung etc. The devices manufactured by such merchants have got tremendous power to manipulate the user’s several communication and multimedia needs at lightening fast speed. Even the prices estimated by such brands for their latest devices are also under the approach of low budget handset user. As we know that its 2010 now, so users are deliberately awaiting for the upcoming mobile phones of 2010 of many big brands as well. The rumors are coming from several quarters that few big brands like Nokia, LG, Samsung, BlackBerry etc., are going to launch their wonderful handsets very soon. Few upcoming models of popular merchants are LG GX200, BlackBerry Curve 8530, Sony Ericsson Vivaz, Motorola MOTOROI, Samsung Omnia Lite, which are getting huge popularity these days. It has been supposed that these wonderful devices are going to public very soon for the users and their prices are also very reasonable. User can also find enough information about such upcoming handsets regarding their features on several online websites through the Internet. So, let’s have a look on the features of few upcoming handsets like Sony Ericsson Vivaz, BlackBerry Curve8530 and Motoroala MOTOROI.

Let’s talk firstly about Sony Ericsson Vivaz which is an elegant looking handset and will influence the users through its inbuilt 8.1 MP awesome camera. Through this camera user can easily capture excellent quality pictures with original colours. This gizmo is also furnished with a 3.5 inches colour touchscreen that is able to give a very clear display of video songs, wallpapers, screensavers and other outputs with colourful resolution. This fantastic device is also able to support latest technologies like GPS, Wi-Fi, and HSDPA etc. Even more, this handset is also able to run on Symbian S60 operating system.

Similarly, the BlackBerry Curve 8530 is another upcoming mobile phone of 2010, which is also blessed with many interactive features as well. User will be pleased to see a QWERTY keyboard in this handset which is furnished with multiple numbered keys, which are very soft to press. This gizmo will also offers for 256 MB internal memory as well, which is quite enough space to store huge amount of data with ease. Beside it, user will also find the facility of a 2 MP camera in this handset that is capable to capture decent quality pictures with real colours. In addition, user will also get the profit of a Stereo Bluetooth as well in this gadget.

On the end, the Motorola MOTOROI, is also a gorgeous looking handset for the users and comes loaded with several dynamic features. This gizmo is blessed with 8 MP high definition camera, that is capable to capture elegant pictures with extremely bright colours. Beside it, this gizmo is also able to support 3G and Wi-Fi technologies, which let the user to experience high speed Internet connectivity in this device. Furthermore, this gadget will also fascinate the people through its 3.7 inches colour touchscreen. This elegant looking screen is good to display clearly all outputs at high resolution. With more profits, user will also get the benefit of 8GB memory in this handset that is good store large amount of data.

However, above described upcoming mobile phonesof 2010 would be furnished with several fantastic features and will be able to support latest technologies as well.

PocketSurfer2: World's fastest handheld Internet device

If simplicity is what you’re looking for when doing internet on the go, then PocketSurfer2 from DataWind could be your solution. The bonus is that the product, launched by DataWind — a company set up by Indo-Canadian entrepreneur Suneet Singh Tuli — comes at a competitive cost and is bundled with free net usage of 35 hours per month for a whole year.
Dubbed as the world’s fastest handheld Internet device offering free mobile Internet access, the product addresses the common problems of slow bandwidth, small screens, insufficient memory and low processing power. The screen size is comfortable. The gadget is somewhat low on looks, but the functional advantages to some extent make up for the lack of it.
The 640-pixel full-colour wide screen is definitely better than most mobile phones when it comes to surfing on the move. There’s full HTML, graphics, Java-Script, Ajax, Frames and other web functional support. Moreover, the keyboard is bigger than most other handhelds that are used for surfing.
Besides the 35 hours of free usage per month for a full year that is bundled into the product, an unlimited usage plan is also available at just Rs 99 extra. The second year of service comes for Rs 999 with 35 hours per month for the year. While the free high speed Internet access is valid anywhere in India, the company can also upgrade the device with an international service at extra global roaming costs.
Priced at Rs 11,990 including taxes, the product definitely comes at a competitive cost. And while the device does not have multifunctionality, it’s simplicity could become an advantage for people who need to use the internet often on the move. It offers freedom from complex multifunctional mobile phones, which are very expensive and come with lots of bells and whistles.
And even for people who travel with their laptops, the PocketSurfer2 could come in handy in small spaces such as restaurants and counters. The fact that the connectivity is through a GPRS network also makes the device ubiquitous since WiFi networks are still very limited in India. The backend technology of the device is robust and the web experience is fast.
In fact, one of the features that it offers is location-based information on graphics rich maps with directions through its GPS support. The battery life of this gadget is four hours on active usage and four days on standby. It takes three hours to recharge completely. At 174 gm, the weight is just about manageable in a coat or jacket pocket.

BlackBerry gets Bold

RESEARCH In Motion Ltd is launching a new high- end version of the BlackBerry aimed at its core base of business users, but it hopes the sleek device will also catch on in the broad retail market. The BlackBerry Bold, as the new smart phone is called, is the first BlackBerry to support high- speed HSDPA cellular networks and comes with integrated GPS, Wi- Fi and a host of multimedia features. “ Its really a step up in function in many core aspects of the system,” RIM Co- CEO Jim Balsillie said.

The smart phone rolls out globally this summer and will cost between $ 300 and $ 400. AT& T will be its lead carrier in the United States. While Waterloo, Ontario- based RIM hopes the Bold will entice corporate users to upgrade the handsets they currently use, Balsillie said he “ wouldn’t be surprised if it gets picked up by the consumer”. The device will be a test of whether the shaky US economy is making corporations less willing to spend on new wireless hardware. Some analysts have expressed concerns that companies will delay upgrades or cut back on spending on items such as the BlackBerry.

RIM helped dispel such worries last month when it delivered a higher fourth quarter profit and a robust outlook. The Bold features the most vivid display ever on a BlackBerry, a 2-mega pixel camera with video recording capability, and a media player for watching movies and managing music collections. This isn’t the first time a BlackBerry is being loaded with multimedia features to catch the eye of the retail customer.

RIM has actively worked at diversifying its client base away from the executives, lawyers and other professionals who use the BlackBerry for sending secure wireless e- mail. More than a third of RIMs 14 million subscribers are now classified as non- government and non- corporate. This pursuit of consumers has put RIM in increasingly direct competition with devices such as Apples iPhone that target the broad consumer market. Still, Balsillie said the Bold is aimed first and foremost at the business, or enterprise, audience. “ Its pretty fair to say that the Bold does quite a job for cementing our leadership in the ( enterprise) side,” he said. “ We understand our roots and we understand the priority there.” RIM also announced that, along with Royal Bank of Canada and Thomson Reuters it will launch a $ 150 million venture capital fund that will invest in applications and services for the BlackBerry and other mobile platforms.

The smart phone market is shaping up like a three- horse race in 2008. BlackBerry remains the leader, Windows Mobile continues to make slow and steady progress, and Apple has come out of nowhere with the hottest and most widely hyped product of the year to become a good contender with its iPhone.

A survey carried out by IT analyst firm Canalys revealed that the iPhone surpassed Windows Mobile in market share in Q3 of 2007. Four firms, Bharti Airtel, Reliance Communications, Vodafone- controlled Vodafone Essar and BPL Mobile provide BlackBerry services in India.

RIM does not give country specific user numbers. A spokesman for India said the company had 14 million subscribers globally as of the quarter ended March. India had asked telecom firms not to provide certain BlackBerry services until proper monitoring systems are in place. It had also written to RIM asking it to install servers in India.

Currently, RIMs servers are placed in Canada. The move came after security agencies raised concerns the service posed a risk as emails sent on BlackBerry could not be traced or intercepted by Indian security services since the servers were placed in Canada. Security agencies said terrorists and other anti- national elements could use this loophole to wreck havoc in the country.