Hands on Samsung Instinct from PhoneArena. The Instinct’s feature a host of goodies that should make any media phone fan proud. Inside the 3G handset you’ll find a 2-megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth, audible caller ID, voice dialing and commands, a full HTML browser, a digital music player that shows album art, phone as modem capability, Microsoft Live Search, and integrated GPS with Sprint navigation.
With the Viewty proving one of the more popular camera phones on the market a new variant on them should be more than welcome - shouldn’t it? Is the KE990 really a welcome addition to the LG family?
The new variant of the KU990 packs all the same features as its predecessor bar one - can you guess? The LG naming codes indicate the network support generally with KU representing 3G and KE, shock horror, indicating EDGE support.
Before you start railing about the decline of the mobile mammoth take into account the the new release is primarily targeted at emerging markets such as China - and that being said - its feature pack of 5 megapixel auto-focus camera, DivX, H.264, H.263, MPEG4 video playback and MP3, AAC, WMA audio is pretty impressive.
Promising to improve the way Opera Mini interacts with your phone to make browsing more convenient, more productive and more fun, the 4.1 Beta includes a healthy dose of new features.
Claiming to be up to 50% faster than Opera Mini 4 with features such as URL auto-complete, page saving for offline access, content finding within a page and ability to download/upload files and add attachments to your email.
Not convinced? Check out the video or is you’re sold why not hop over to their official site and start downloading.
Micro-blogging obsessives that we are it’s still nearly impossible to stay updated via your mobile with who/what/when/where of you friends – but these tools make it all that little bit less overwhelming.
