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CSL Blueberry Transformer G7

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CSL Blueberry Transformer G7 was introduced in the last month of fasting. The design of this phone can be said out of the grip phones mostly because Blueberry G7 can change shape from the design of a full keypad into a full touchscreen display.

Blueberry G7 actually consists of two parts that can be separated. Section consists of a touchscreen display and alphanumeric keyboard. Users can choose any of the views or combine both. For example when you want to use the phone in full touchscreen mode, you must remove the keypad and then keep them in body bags. So also when you want to use the phone in full alphanumeric keypad mode, you must replace the keypad body with connections that are just below the screen. Changes in shape is inspired by the movie Transformer robots are quite popular. Quite interesting, is not it?

If I am personally more comfortable using the phone keypad G7 in full mode. It is based on the experience that when typing using the virtual keyboard with a tiny screen, call it 2.4-inch wide screen, my thumb often one dial consequently typing activity to be inhibited. Continue reading →

Specifications and Price of the HTC Radar

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HTC again announces the presence of smartphones based on Windows Phone 7.5 Mango, known as the HTC Radar is positioned to fill the middle class segment.

HTC Radar brings a touchscreen bar design with dimension of 120.5 x 61.5 x 10.9 mm, and weighs 137 grams. Dominated by white color, this phone provides a wide 3.8-inch screen capable of producing up to 16 million colors. Gorilla Glass Display Technology used in smartphones are able to avoid the screen from scratches. Support multi-touch is paired with HTC’s latest UI increasingly pamper users when interacting with a cell phone that also supports screen orientation is vertical or horizontal. Another feature which serves to maximize the screen is a Proximity sensor for auto turn-off and Gyroscope sensor.

To run the OS platform Mango, HTC Radar armed with powerful 1GHz processor coupled with 512MB of RAM. Although not it is not as wild as the HTC Raider but it seems this phone there would be no significant obstacles when running multitasking program. Although a free application to maximize the functionality of this phone are not as many applications in the Android Market, but is expected Microsoft will continue to develop ‘apps store’ them in the future-at least-equal to the quantity and quality of Google’s Android Market inc.

Front camera capable of producing a powerful 5MP images with maximum resolution of 2560 × 1920 pixels. Features autofocus, LED flash, Geo-tagging, and other options option allows the user to be able to maximize the shots as documentation material. The main camera is also capable of recording video with a resolution of 720p @ 30fps. While front comes with a VGA quality that can be used to make video calls.

To store a variety of music files, photos and videos, the radar only area equipped with 8GB of internal memory and users can not include additional memory card. This is understandable because this phone is aimed at filling the middle class segment that is not using too much storage space inside the phone.
To access the Internet, HTC Radar presents many alternatives. GRPS, EDGE, HSDPA, and Wi-Fi can be used according to conditions. DLNA technology enables users to share photos and video files to compatible multimedia devices.
Always connected with relatives, friends and friends is a top priority when we decided to buy a smart phone. Updating your Facebook status, share photos via Flickr or communicate via a chat application can be done easily through the gadgets on this one. A larger capacity battery provides a long enough time usage to the user so it does not have to always carry a charger when I want to go.