Samsung Ego S9402 is a new luxury handset and is designed with less crystals but has  the liquid metal body. Its price will be 48,990 Russian rubles or about $1,570 U.S. dollars. It seems that Samsung has optimistic success’s selling this device even during this economic depression(who knows?).The Euroset Company in Russia will be the first and only store in the world to offer the Samsung Ego S9402. Samsung Ego S9402 is a dual SIM device and it packs a Bang & Olufsen sound processor.
This handset is having a blend of Liquid Metal used in its casing brings  on strength, flexibility and resistance to scratching. It is comparable to titanium and this new material seems to be more than perfect for the body of a high-end gadget like the new Ego. read more…
It is said that Helio is  readying the launch of the Ocean 2 or OZ2 as some tell it. Helio Ocean 2, the handset that’s been in the rumor mill since the spring of 2007. Helio is known as the “virtual†wireless carrier purchased by Virgin Mobile USA (VM), and lots of delays is releasing the next model, Ocean 2 or OZ2.
Same like the first-generation Ocean, Helio Ocean 2 will have a QWERTY and an alphanumeric keyboard. It also will have a 3-megapixel camera, 1GB internal storage, 30fps video recording, a touch-sensitive pad, a microSD card slot, plus PC sync capability.
The goodies, read more…
Vodafone Essar and Research In Motion (RIM) have announced availability of BlackBerry Storm exclusively for Vodafone customers in India from January 15, 2009. Adding another color to touch screen technology, the Storm will be offered via Vodafone Essar, and will fetch Rs. 27,990 (around $580 USD).
Users of the BlackBerry Storm from Vodafone will easy to have and keep Web community pages current, continue instant message chats or even add pictures directly to Flickr.
The Storm’s custom-built applications include: read more…
Griffin Technology has just announced the availability of the TuneFlex AUX with SmartClick Remote for the iPod and iPhone. SmartClick is Griffin’s latest RF-based remote control, designed with an oversized play/pause button, track buttons, and buttons to illuminate the connected iPod or iPhone’s screen, or activate shuffled playback modes.The steering-wheel-mounted SmartClick remote allows users to keep the iPod/iPhone’s controls conveniently close to their fingertips, ensuring safe driving while never having to take their eyes off the road. The TuneFlex SmartClick is available now for $79.99.
Sony Ericsson has just launched PlayNow Kiosk, a new mobile download service for Asia Pacific to attract more customer. The new service, which comes as part of a content licensing partnership with Sony Pictures Entertainment, will have over 23,000 DRM-free songs, 30 movie titles, four TV series and 25 games at launch. Put as simply as possible, these kiosks will be situated in over 80 Sony Ericsson stores in Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia (during the first wave of rollouts), and users wielding SE handsets can plug in to browse / download TV shows, games, ringtones and music.
Concerning with the price, movies available on the same day as the local DVD release cost S$24.99 (US$18.40) per title, while each TV series episode and music track is priced at S$2.99 (US$2.20). Music albums start from S$19.99 (US$14.72) and a compilation of 50 pre-selected tunes cost S$9.99 (US$7.36). Games, on the other hand, begin from S$5 (US$3.68) per title. Users will need to purchase a stored value smart card from Sony Ericsson stores, plug their phone to the kiosk, and browse the available content via a touchscreen panel before downloading directly to the handset. read more…
