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At first glance, the Nokia 6110 is very similar to the Nokia 6280 or new Nokia E65 sliders. There's a 2.2" 240x320 pixel display, 2 megapixel primary camera, microSD expandable memory and Bluetooth. In terms of 3G phone capabilities, the Nokia 6110 is a pretty average device. Of course, not many other phones have GPS and SatNav!

It's an inexpensive way to get a GPS system, but one critical problem with the 6110 is that the Nokia N95 is a significantly more sophisticated handset. In particular, the N95 sports a 2.6" display (compared to the 2.2" on the 6110), has a 5 megapixel camera and WiFi.

The Nokia 6110 Navigator doesn't appear to be a bad device, but if you can afford a little extra money then we'd suggest looking at the Nokia N95 instead.

The LG VX8500 Mint Chocolate phone is exclusive from Wireless Verizon! With a silky-smooth designed slide, and a warmness, keypad touch-sensitive, you will get a pattern array which rich which cover a MP3 player which play MP3 and WMA format, VCAST Music And Video to can to enjoy streaming multimedia current. The mint chocolate also come with a 1.3 camera megapixel with video, Bluetooth with A2Dp Protocol for the stereo sound of wireless. And a microSD port of memory for up to 2 GB of extra storage. Features included are:
- Innovative sliding design with touch-sensitive navigation keys
- Built-in 1.3-megapixel camera, multi-step zoom, flash
- MP3 Player with Customizable Effect/Equalizer and Player Theme
- VZ Navigator Capable: Voice-prompted turn-by-turn directions via GPS
- WAP 2.0 compliant browser with EV-DO for high-speed data transmission
- Video clip capture and playback
- Bluetooth compatible
- MicroSD external memory port
- VCAST video and music on-demand

The Mio A710 is small, slender and impressive. GPS comes via the new SiRF Star III chipset and this means that for the most part you can pick up a signal in doors before you start you journey.

The maps themselves are very easy to use and the mapping software considerably faster in this version than the last Mio we tried.

Based on the Intel PXA270 processor running at 520MHz the Mio A701 has a 2.7-inch screen, which is capable of displaying a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels.

But the GPS is only a third of the story. The Tri-band GSM phone runs on Microsoft’s new Windows Mobile 5 OS and that means Business users can take advantage of the OS's new Push Email features to make it work just like a BlackBerry, as well as giving you access to a plethora of applications like Word and Powerpoint to Go.
For multimedia buffs there is even a 1.3 megapixel camera that offers a 2x,4x, and 8x digital zoom included and overall in our tests we found the A701 fast and easy to use.

Compared to other smartphones appearing on the market it would have also been nice to have included wifi in the package, so you could collect your mail or surf the web when you find yourself in a hotspot.

The Mio A701 is great for those looking for more than just a phone with a supped up address book, but not looking to go the whole hog with a PDA QWERTY keyboard styled device.

The N95 is so loaded with high-end features that it sometimes seems as if it dropped out of a time warp from the future. It's the first 5-megapixel cameraphone to hit U.S. shores, the first decent camcorder-phone, the best music phone I've seen yet, and the only Symbian smartphone I've used that feels really, really fast. As if that wasn't enough, it also shoots video that's good enough to burn to DVDs. But wait, there's more. The phone's GPS mapping is gorgeous, its Web browser sublime, and its 3D games will knock your socks off. It plays sweet music, too, with a Napster or Rhapsody subscription.

For such a groundbreaking device, the N95's looks, at first glance, are that of an ordinary Nokia slider phone. Weighing 4.2 ounces, it's a little chunky, at 2.2 by 3.9 by 0.8 inches, but not unpleasantly so, and it still fits easily into pockets. The handset is handsome too, with a curved purple back and a silver face. Slide down the keypad and you'll find somewhat small, but nicely domed keys—unlike Nokia's N73, nobody will find this hard to dial.

The quad-band N95 gets very good reception on both Cingular's and T-Mobile's networks. The earpiece isn't all that loud, but it's clear, with subtle and pleasant in-ear feedback. Transmission is very good, too, with good blocking of background noise; it can sound a little tinny in noisy situations, but it's fine at other times. The speakerphone uses the N95's powerful stereo speakers, an effective combo. The handset worked well with the Plantronics Bluetooth headsets I use for testing. That said, the N95 uses Nokia's somewhat perplexing voice-dialing system, which isn't as easy to operate as the VoiceSignal and Nuance systems you find on other phones.

Today Samsung Korea just showcased the Samsung SCH-V850,this little baby also moonlights as a GPS navigational device and features the NATE Drive navigation service. Nate Drive is a cutting edge service which provides users navigation information like driving routing guidance, via Global Positioning System.

The Samsung SCH-V850 apart from this cool feature has a 62k color 2" QVGA TFT display, 1.3MP camera, MP3 playback, video recording and playback, EVDO data transfer, and IrDA connectivity.

Samsungs upcoming i900 cellphone in January, along with a single pic and some specs.

That 5-megapixel camera is confirmed by these photos, and it looks like there's the word "autofocus" on the bezel too. And that 3.5-inch touchscreen is supposedly a WQVGA resolution display, at 240x400 pixels. The phone is quad-band, 3G and HSDPA at 7.2 Mbps, with wi-fi, FM radio functionality and Bluetooth 2.0 EDR. There's 16GB on-board memory, it'll run Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional and there's a microSD slot for expansion.

The phone will apparently also have a TV-out port and will measure 4.4 x 2.2 x 0.5 inches and integrated GPS. There's no official word from Samsung about this cellphone yet, so the release date and price remain a mystery.

The new phone Features of the Sony Ericsson SO903iTV phone are a 2 megapixel camera, built-in FeliCA, GPS, 3G roaming, and a document viewer. You can also use the Sony Ericsson SO903iTV to receive their mobile TV service, as well as record the video to phone's internal memory or a microSD memory card.

Other neat features a beautiful 3-inch Bravia LCD screen with 240x432 resolution and the ability to produce a 16:9 ratio picture.