New Handphone LG Optimus 4G LTE in 2012

 

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New Blackberry in 2012

 

In 2012 it issued a row of blackberry latest products and superior. The advantages of this latest product is equipped with a system blackberry os 7 and more unique features and other cool stuff. Below is one of the flagship product of blackberry in the year 2012.

Blackberry Porsche Design

Superior BlackBerry performance and elegant Porsche Design styling place the P’9981 smartphone in a class of its own. An enhanced 1.2 GHz processor and 8 GB of onboard memory powers a responsive and nimble browsing experience, 720p HD video recording, dual band Wi-Fi®, a built-in compass and access to a selection of exclusive apps.

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Porsche Design

Height 115 mm / 4.53 in

Width 67 mm / 2.64 in

Depth 11.3 mm / 0.44 in

Weight 155 g / 5.47 oz

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The New Nokia Lumia 800

Nokia's Lumia 800 is a big deal. Why? Because it's the first mobile phone from Nokia to run Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system, the OS that Nokia is going to use on all its future high-end smart phones.
The handset boasts a fast processor, AMOLED screen and a camera with a Carl Zeiss lens. But is it good enough to revive Nokia as a serious player in a world of smart phones dominated by Apple, Samsung and HTC? Available now, it's around £470 SIM-free.

Operating system

The big difference between the Lumia 800 and previous Nokia smart phones is that this handset runs on Microsoft Windows Phone software. Naturally, it uses the latest Mango version of the operating system, which includes a number of new features, not least of which is support for multi-tasking.
Microsoft's previous mobile OS, Windows Mobile, was a mess. Thankfully the company went back to the drawing board and came up with a brand new interface. The results are very impressive. Once you've used it, it's not difficult to see why Nokia's head honcho decided to dump Symbian in favour of it.
Windows Phone looks absolutely gorgeous. Thanks to some slick 3D effects and its dynamic design, it feels more modern than even Android or iOS.

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Wow !!!! New Blackberry Bellagio

Blackberry ... smartphones become an idol in Indonesia are now growing. Research in Motion (RIM) recently launched Blackberry 9790 Bellagio is touted as the latest device from Research in Motion (RIM) at the end of 2011. With all the sophistication offered, Bellagio is sometimes referred to as the Blackberry Onyx III could also cause a riot due to queue a 50 percent discount on the purchase of the Bellagio Jakarta on Friday (11/25/2011) then.

Luxury Design: Bellagio has a thickness of 11.4 mm, well below its predecessor the Blackberry Onyx II / Bold 9780 (15 mm) or Onyx I / 9700 (14 mm). It weighs only 107 grams too, lighter than Onyx I (136 grams) and Onyx II (122 grams). If placed in the pocket, it will not look like he was pocketing the phone. Even when gripped, this phone feels light. One thing that is interesting, where the external memory is not under the battery, making it possible to replace or remove the memory card without unplugging the battery.

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Samsung Galaxy Note

Samsung Galaxy Note, which is between smart phones and tablets, using Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) and equipped with 1.4 GHz processor dual-core processors. Funny thing, which is present in the Korean version has a different processor. From the news reported from the site Kompas.com, The existence of different processors mentioned KoreaTimes daily. Quoted a Samsung executive who declined to be named, Galaxy Note for the Korean market is not using a processor made ​​by Samsung themselves.

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Nokia E6 smartphone "The Next Generation"

Success with some models such as the QWERTY E63, E71, and E72, the Nokia seems to want to carve out a successful return, the prospective new mobile phone through E6. The handset is seen wearing a QWERTY keyboard with a vertical form factor.

Looks a bit like some of the differences in the calendar, home, contact, and message. On the buttons, the E6 looks around the navigation keys.

Indeed, detailed specifications will be candidates for the latest Nokia smart phones is still very minimal. Even so, it is estimated Nokia E6 would later appear with a treat-sized screen VGA (640×480 pixels) and 8 MP camera, equipped with dual LED flash light. For the connectivity, the Nokia E6 is rumored to be supported by Wi-Fi and 3G/HSDPA canal.

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Galaxy Tab 7 Plus Soon Enter Indonesian

Amazon did not want to lag behind the newly announced Android tablets and a new e-reader, Nokia finally officially announced the Android tablets Galaxy 7 Plus which has form factor like the first generation Galaxy.

Plus-sized Galaxy 7.0 is thinner and lighter than the first model with a powered dual-core processor 1.2 GHz. In it there is also a 1GB RAM and 16GB storage options or 32GB. There is a 3MP camera on the back and 2MP on the front, in addition to Samsung's TouchWiz UI interface are mounted on top of Android Honeycomb 3.2.

Other specifications are the 7-inch screen with 1024 x 600 pixels, 21Mbps HSPA connection, and the 4000mAh battery. Indonesia will become the first country where the launch of this tablet in Europe other than Austria. After the new tablet will be launched in other countries in the world.

Recommended from : Galaxy Tab 7 Plus

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New Super Samsung Galaxy S 3

This latest mobile phone will be launched in 2012.

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iPad 3 Concepts HD

Recently released over at macmagazine, these iPad 3 photos are the latest concepts, and are done very well. Will this be the coveted iPad 3 or iPad HD in the near future? No word on that yet but I’m sure you will love these

mock-ups with clearly depicted new features we could see on the refreshed tablet.

Macmagazine was also the source of a very on par iPhone 4 prototype before the devices official release, meaning these could hold some true merit of what your future iPad 3 may look like. It has that new fresh feel to it like the iPhone 4 did, and what will be equally as impressive is the display and hardware tucked inside.

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HP TouchPad Wi-Fi 32 GB

 With all the attention lavished upon would-be tablet competitors to the Apple iPad, like the Motorola Xoom ($599, 3.5 stars) and the RIM BlackBerry PlayBook ($499, 3 stars), HP's webOS-based TouchPad has mostly flown under the radar. That should change rather quickly, though. HP, which has allegedly been designing the TouchPad since day one of its Palm acquisition more than a year ago, did something rare: The company waited until the product was ready to release it. The TouchPad is the antithesis of the PlayBook or the Xoom, which were both initially released with major features missing. The TouchPad, on the other hand, is a fully formed, well-conceived, well-designed tablet with a graceful operating system, and a unique approach to multitasking, and it comes with all of its features activated. There's room for improvement—a wider app selection and a rear-facing camera would've been nice—but the TouchPad offers a more enjoyable user experience than any of the current wave of Android Honeycomb tablets. It's no iPad, but it's the best non-Apple tablet we've seen yet.

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