Posts Tagged ‘Matter Of Fact’

Picture Features Of The HTC Thunderbolt

posted by Catt Mallen
Sunday, August 14, 2011

The HTC Thunderbolt is one of the hottest mobile phones this year since it is the first device to have LTE data. Now that you have your very own Thunderbolt, it means that you also have to get new HTC Thunderbolt accessories to keep your device in working conditions. You may have difficulty choosing the best case, as there are many choices out there. For instance, there are leather cases, hard cases, plastic cases and even holsters. If you prefer a simpler HTC Thunderbolt case, then you can choose skins.

You might also want to protect the screen of your new mobile phone with a HTC Thunderbolt screen protector. It will keep your phone screen free from scratches and together with the casing that you will choose, the brand new look of your phone will be preserved.

The camera of this device can be considered one of the best features. It is powered by Android 2.2 just like other Android phones that were recently released. This means that this phone has improved software compared to others that are already out there. Like almost every phone that is out in the market today, this smart phone not only has one but two cameras that you can use. The front camera is used more for video calling because it only has a resolution of 1.3MP. The rear of the phone has an 8 megapixel camera. It can record video at 720p.

The internal camera software is also worth mentioning. The camera is very simple to use and with the switch of a digital button you can switch between still camera or video. There are also many special effects that you can use on your photos. The shutter button can be noted as the only bad feature of the camera because it is a bit small. This is just a small flaw of this device and overall, this smart phone can easily take pictures.

This device is one of the best when it comes to taking pictures and video. As a matter of fact, if you have an art project that requires the use of a camera, you can make use of this phone and get the desired results – wonderful and detailed photographs. The lag time between the shutter and the photo being taken is shorter as compared to other phones. Despite the absence of the continuous focus like in iPhone 4, the Thunderbolt still has one of the enhanced camera applications that you can find on Android.

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Introducing The Transform From Samsung

posted by Catt Mallen
Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Samsung recently unveiled its newest Android smartphone: the Samsung Transform. So what sets the Transform apart in this highly competitive market? Well, Samsung plans to push the device at an aggressive price point, but this isn’t just another midrange handset. In a matter of fact, the Samsung Transform is so high-end and featured-rich, that it might redefine this niche. The economy segment of the smartphone market has lagged behind for far too long.

Samsung first unveiled the Transform this summer, but outside of a few exhibits, there was little information to go on. That whole unknowing was changed early September when Samsung announced that it was going to have an October release date. At that point, most “in the know” were expecting November, and some were even speculating that Samsung might be late to the holiday rush party. Nevertheless, Samsung began distributing review sets on the 1st as promised and they got one to everyone slated to get one by the 6th. That’s a tight window since the official release date is Sunday, October 10.

Other good news is that the Samsung Transform is going to launch at $249.99, cheaper than many expected, and they’re including a $100 mail-in rebate with any new two-year contract ($149.99 total!). There’s even word that some vendors will cash in that rebate for you on the spot, but don’t expect to find that deal online, and local supplies may be limited depending on the area. For those who want to purchase the transform without any contract at all, the price is $399.99. That price is pretty high, so many costumers might best just wait for the eventual price drop.

So what all does it come with? The Transform boasts a 4-row QWERY keyboard, a 3.5-inch HVGA display, a premium touchscreen, built-in Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g), and the Android 2.1 OS. It also has a 3.2 MP rear-facing camera with flash, GPS capabilities, Sprint Zone, an MP3 player with a MicroSD slot, Sprint TV, stereo Bluetooth, Visual Voicemail, and more. It also boasts an 800 MHz CPU, 256/512 MB RAM/ROM, a 3.5-inch TFT touch display (480×320), a 1500 mAH battery, and a slew of Samsung Transform accessories already on the market. Having 2.1 is disappointing, but Samsung promises to add 2.2 in an upcoming update. The resource management of 2.2 will be a great help getting the most out of that limited memory and battery life.

The coolest aspect of the Samsung Transform is the Sprint ID interface. This gives you five home screen profiles, each of which you can customize with wallpapers, widgets, and a wide array of other features. For those who want a stylish selection of Samsung Transform cases, you can design Sprint ID profiles to match each one. The main downside with the Transform is the battery, which promises 6 hours of continuous talking, and that may be accurate if talking is all you do. However, the battery doesn’t last nearly as long when you add apps to the mix, so power users will want to consider keeping one or two extra Samsung Transform batteries on hand.

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Evolution Of Mobile Phones Offers Free Themes And Free Ringtones

posted by Catt Mallen
Friday, August 13, 2010

Mobile phones these days is very important for many people. Besides from being a means of communication, mobile phones serve various functions that are innovations of information technology.

The old times are not to be eaten by dust or burned. Phones during the old times were not mobile since they were just installed in specific areas. The technology in the 1980′s was analog which was very less trustworthy especially due to the fact that communication can be interfered by noise problems. It was inconvenient those times that handsets were hardly brought along by users.

It was only during the second generation of mobile phones when mobile phones actually became “mobile”. Instead of being installed in specific areas, phones started to become handy as they can be moved from one place to another. The problems encountered due to analog technology were gradually resolved because of the boom of digital technology. But then again, mobile phones then brought inconvenience because of its heaviness.

Then came the third generation of mobile phones that we are now taking advantage of. As a matter of fact, the mobile phones we have now are capable of doing multiple tasks. With this lightweight yet powerful gadget, it is more than a tool for handset calls but also a tool for text messaging, internet, e-mail, calendar, camera, clock, games, notes, and many other applications.

With the power of handsets, you can now get free stuff through the development of mobile application. In value of users, it is possible to download free themes using your phones. Without any kind of trouble, free themes can be downloaded with ease. Whatever your character is, there are various designs that apply to the free themes that you can have. If you are tired with the look of your mobile phone, then perhaps it is the right time for you to go for free themes.

Free ringtones is another fun stuff you can take advantage of. It is very easy to avail of free ringtones. When it comes to free ringtones, these are obviously free. Your choices are almost unbounded for there is a lot of free ringtones available for download. It is best to pick free ringtones that fit your personality. You can actually save money because of downloading free ringtones instead of buying expensive ones.

There are also other stuff like applications that you can download for free, other than free ringtones and free themes. With just a few steps to be followed, you can right away download free ringtones, free themes, or free applications. True enough, our technology these days have evolved to the extent that it does not take one to pay a lot of money to appreciate different aspects of technology.

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