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Posted by n-90 to Need To Buy Now at 15 May 2009 03:51

Price of Nokia 3500

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Posted by Anonymous to Elisa Shop at 22 March 2009 17:50

Symbian And Windows Mobile Phones

Symbian and Windows Mobile phones get Google Street View, There's an application that's become a firm favourite of oh so many people, whether they're using it on their PCs or on their mobile phones: Google Maps, that awesome mapping program, that lets you get directions, find just about anything on the map, and even see aerial views of what you're looking at. On some mobile phones, though, it goes further, by giving you Street View, where you can actually get down to street level, and look around in full 360 degree vision, seeing the street as you'd see it at eye level. The iPhone, the T-Mobile G1, Blackberrys… they're the ones you needed to buy to get Google Street View.

Except they're not the only mobile phones it's available on now, according to Engadget Mobile, because now, Street View is available for Symbian (presumably Series 60) and Windows Mobile phones.


Since I've more or less decided I'm having an X1 Xperia (yes, I'm calling it that now, I've decided that name just rolls off the tongue so nicely, and will, hopefully, make me sound more exciting than I really am), that's rather good news, that! You may ask why they've now decided to roll it out onto other mobile phones besides those, but the answers a dead simple one. Those mobile phones up there in the first paragraph… they be massive big'ns in America. But with Street View rolling out in places like France, Spain, Italy and, yes, the UK, it makes a huge amount of sense to roll out Street View to the big smartphone systems over here.

And that means Symbian and Windows Mobile. So, rest assured, if you have the X1 Xperia (and I plan to join you in the not too distant future), you'll be able to zoom in and see where you are at street level. But… I'll tell you what'll be really cool. If you've ever seen Street View used on the T-Mobile G1, you'll know that because the G1's got a compass built in, you can pan round the view of the street you're looking at just by turning round with the phone. The Nokia N97, due out next year, also has a compass built in. So, if you go for that upcoming Symbian monster, it's entirely possible (although not confirmed yet), that you'll get the exact same feature!

Now, if only they'd care to release Google Earth for something other than the chuffin' iPhone, I'll be a happy bunny


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Posted By Get News to Elisa Shop on 12/13/2008 08:35:00 AM

Vertu Boucheron 150

Luxury mobile phones gone mad the UTTERLY vile Vertu Boucheron 150.
It's always fun to do a blog post about luxury mobile phones. You know, the Vertues and Mobiadoes of this world. Basically, it's fun to see how the other half lives, so we can point and laugh about how overpriced and not-that-nice their mobile phones are.

Well, according to UnwiredView, Vertu have outdone themselves with the new Boucheron 150. Oh, and at this point, I should probably warn anyone reading this that there's no way this blog post isn't going to be a rant. Seriously. There may be spit on my chin by the time I've finished…

Let's start with the looks: the Vertu Boucheron is reportedly hewn from a single piece of gold, giving it (theoretically speaking) high-class, exclusive looks evocative of the Boucheron jewellery house that it's made for. Really, the only reaction I can give to that is… well… I dread to think what Boucheron jewellery looks like if it's anything like this monstrosity. I mean just look at it. I wouldn't have thought there was anything in history that's just inconceivably ugly from every single angle, and I certainly never thought I'd see a mobile phone that fits that description. 'Who hand-carved this beast?', and 'How are they loose in society?' are the questions we should ask! If ever there was a mobile phone that looks like it's not just been hit by the ugly stick, but had its face methodically kicked in by the entire ugly forest, it's this. Seriously, what is so wrong with a mobile phone that's got straight edges, and why would people want a phone that looks like it involves a car crusher in the construction process?

You don't see the Nokia N97 needing this kind of stupid design work! Or many other mobile phones, come to think of it. Let's just say that in the case of this mobile phone, the phrase 'sculpted from solid gold' could be interpreted, based on the looks, as 'got a hippo to repeatedly stamp on a lump of gold'.

And the features? Well, what would be the point… it hasn't got any. Except that Concierge button shared by all Vertu mobile phones, which to me, is proof positive that when you make billions from selling oil (come on, you know that's who keeps buying Vertu mobile phones), you lose the ability to find information and plan things for yourself.

So, shall we go for an entirely subjective and opinionated conclusion of this little piece? Ah, why not!

If you want a super-powered, awesome Nokia mobile phone, get the Nokia N87. If you want a decent, genuinely pretty, luxury phone, get the Nokia 8800 Arte.

If you live on Mars, or pay 9 billion quid for a pair of socks, or keep tigers as pets, then you are obviously loaded, and therefore, I am open to receiving Christmas presents of, say, Argos vouchers to the value of £17 million.

Hey, come on, it has to be worth a try; anybody who's seriously considering buying the Vertu Boucheron clearly has more money than sense, so I may be an appealing purchase for them, too!


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Posted By Get News to Elisa Shop on 12/13/2008 08:25:00 AM

Google Android From Sony Ericsson

Google Android mobile phone on its way from Sony Ericsson.
Despite earlier rumours that they weren't going to be doing so, Sony Ericsson have confirmed they are planning on making a Google Android mobile phone, and have confirmed they have signed up to the Open Handset Alliance, Engadget Mobile reports.

Of course, it's not just them, as people like Asus, Toshiba and Vodafone have also been announced as joining, but in terms of new rockin' mobile phones for the consumer, Sony Ericsson are the big name signed on who can potentially deliver the coolest mobile phone quickest.

That's needed badly, because, despite the T-Mobile G1 being new, hugely innovative, and, I have to admit, pretty cool, the first of any breed never changes the world it's born into. Even if you look at the T-Mobile G1 objectively, that mobile phone alone can't change the landscape around it, much the same way the iPhone didn't start to make real sense as a purchase until the second version was released. It's more of a demonstrator of what may be possible. Well the Sony Ericsson Android handset be the mobile phone to take that example, and make the phone actually into the world-changing, universe-breaker that the T-Mobile G1 simply can't be?

Well, time will tell, of course, but consider how the Sony Ericsson X1 is doing, and consider the rave reviews it's getting. Also consider that the Sony Ericsson X1 is the first ever Windows Mobile phone I've ever wanted to own, since it makes Windows Mobile, well, nice.

So, if they can take an operating system they've never used before, and create the best Windows Mobile phone ever made, with the Sony Ericsson X1, imagine what they can do with Google Android.

Oh, and ten billion quid says the first one will be an Xperia mobile phone


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Posted By Get News to Elisa Shop on 12/13/2008 08:20:00 AM