Sony Ericsson W580i Reviewed

This is Sony Ericsson’s upcoming W580i multimedia phone. Just a quick refresher, it sports a 2.0-inch QVGA screen, 2.0-megapixel camera, M2 card slot (512MB included), EDGE, Bluetooth 2.0, USB connectivity, built-in FM tuner, and “music illumination” effects.
The slider is designed for active people nad have fitness applications preloaded.

Nokia 6300 Reviewed

At just 13.1mm thick, it features a 2-inch QVGA display, 2.0-megapixel camera w/8x zoom, 7.8MB internal memory, a microSD card slot, EDGE, Bluetooth 2.0, an integrated FM tuner, and a media player. Here’s the verdict:

Internal memory is a bit short and Nokia should have bundled a larger microSD card to compensate and a mini USB cable. But in general this is a solid and understated mid-range phone that deserves to be popular.

Nokia N95 Reviewed

PhoneArena reviews the Nokia N95. Just a quick refresher, this phone boasts a 2.6-inch QVGA display, 5.0-megapixel camera, 150MB built-in memory, microSD card slot, GPS, 802.11g Wi-Fi, HSDPA, ATI 3D graphics chip, dedicated music keys, and a 3.5mm audio jack. Available now, priced at or around $701USD. Here’s the bottom line:

Nokia N95 is a complex all-in-one device and performs well as such. The smartphone avails of fun options (including the good music player with powerful loudspeakers and a 3.5 mm jack and the best 5-megapixels camera on the market), as well as advanced options like the built-in GPS and WiFi

Sony Ericsson K800 Reviewed

The Sony Ericsson K800 features a 3.2-megapixel camera, 80MB internal memory, M2 memory card slot, Bluetooth, and USB connectivity. Here’s the verdict:

The K800 strives to combine multimedia functionality in a candybar-designed device with solid built quality and acceptable dimensions. But only its camera manages to perform at a high level, as at the moment it is one of the best ones featured in a mobile phone thanks to its Xenon flash. Unfortunately, this is somehow overshadowed by the low-quality camcoder, the cheap headphones in the package and the fact that it is impossible to watch high-quality video with the handset. It does very well with the phone function, as the signal strength is very good, the battery is strong and the voices during conversation sound realistic, but unfortunately, the keyboard is really uncomfortable and inappropriate for intense usage

Nokia 6288

Nokia’s 6288 is a multimedia slider that packs a 2.0-megapixel camera, 320 x 240 TFT display, Bluetooth connectivity, and a host of productivity applications for on-the-go entertainment. It goes on sale Q3 2006, priced at $415.

The compact slide phone device is bundled with a 512 MB memory card making it ideal for watching favorite video clips on its bright QVGA, 262,144 color display (320×240 pixels). Outfitted with a 2-megapixel and a VGA camera, the Nokia 6288 makes it easy to share videos and participate in two-way video calls