Palm Treo 600 (2003) : PDA met Phone

Palm long time was the main producer PDA and in 2003 released extremely successful model Treo 600. Communicator with QWERTY keyboard, color screen, 5-positional navigation key based on Palm OS 5. The Treo 600 has a bright color display, thumb keyboard, SD slot and an integrated VGA digital camera. It runs Palm OS 5.2.1H on a 144 MHz ARM processor. The features and processor make it one of the most powerful and feature-rich Palm OS smartphone currently on the market. While smartphones generally lag behind their PDA-only counterparts, the Treo 600 keeps up and won't force you to compromise on many PDA features.Mobile phones come in two basic designs: candy bar and clamshell, and the Treo is a candy bar phone. It's mid-sized when compared to other current mobile phones, and fits nicely in the hand thanks to its narrow width and curved design. Most all operations can be carried out one-handed using the excellent 5-way directional pad.

Display : Backlit, 160 x 160 pixel

color : CSTN display with 3375 colors(11.5 bit color)

Adjustable : brightness and contrast).

Performance :

- 144 MHz Texas Instruments OMAP ARM processor

- RAM 32M (24 available to the user)

Size : 4.4 x 2.4 x 0.9 inches

Weight : 6.2 oz.(CDMA version),5.9 oz. (GSM version).

Audio:

- Built in speaker.

- 16 channel MIDI polyphonic ring tones.

- Supports alarm sounds.

- LED alert and vibrating alerts.

- Can use standard 3.5mm headphone jacks on the 2.5'' jack with an adapter

Expansion : 1 MMC/SD slot supporting SDIO.

Battery : Rechargeable Lithium Ion battery. Not user replaceable.

Software : Palm OS 5.2.1H

Network :

- CDMA (Sprint): 800/1900 MHz

- GSM/GPRS (AT&T Wireless, Cingular Wireless, T-Mobile

and others): 850/900/1800/1900 MHz world phone.

- Class 10 GPRS.

Camera : VGA 640 x 480 camera (0.3 megapixels).

The Series

the Palm Pre (2009): Resurrection

The first phone based on the new operating system web-OS (Palm webOS 1.3.5). It's not just a phone, it's a myth.

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The sharp J-sh 04 (2000) : The first phone with camera

The sharp J-sh 04 was released in Japan in 2000. Is the world’s first camera phone. Resolution camera today seems ridiculous – 0.1 MP, but J-sh 04 seemed something incredible. After all, the phone can be used as bad, but still camera.

The first commercial camera phone complete with infrastructure was the J-SH04, made by Sharp Corporation,with the Sha-Mail (Picture-Mail in Japanese) infrastructure developed in collaboration with Kahn's LightSurf venture, and marketed from 2001 by J-Phone in JapanNorth America of camera phones was in 2002. The Sprint wireless carriers deployed over one million camera phone manufactured by Sanyo and launched by the PictureMail infrastructure (Sha-Mail in English) developed and managed by LightSurf. today owned by Softbank. The first commercial deployment in

The J-SH04 was the industry's first mobile phone to feature an integrated 110,000-pixel CMOS image sensor for taking digital photos. It was followed by the industry's first application of a 65,536-color semi-transmissive TFT LCD on a flip type phone (J-SH05). Both models were supplied to J-Phone Co. Ltd., and raised Sharp's presence in the mobile phone market.

The Antithesis Of :

The Samsung G800 (2007, October)

The emphasis in the Samsung G800 was put on photo opportunities. Phone got 5-Megapixel camera with autofocus, xenon flash and 3 x optical zoom. Despite the grave for success in the segment of cameraphones G800 did not become popular.

The Sonyericsson Satio™( 2009, October)

The Satio™ phone combines incredible technology and st

yle and comes with a 12.1 megapixel camera. Talk with pictures. Tap directly into your favourite music and movies using the unique touch panels. Use the amazing touchscreen camera feature to focus and make every photo first-class.

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This-Is-Full-Color-Old-Handphone

The Ericsson R310s

The Nokia 5110

The Nokia 3310

The Nokia 5210

The Nokia 6250

The Nokia 5510

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Mobira Cityman 900 (1987) : Portable Nokia cell phone is still using the NMT network

In 1987, Nokia introduced the world's first handheld phone, the Mobira Cityman 900. This phone is definitely Benefon Forte. Portable Nokia cell phone is still using the NMT network.

The original mobile phones were heavy, bulky and usually permanently installed in cars.

But 1987 saw a breakthrough: Nokia launched the Mobira Cityman, the first handheld mobile phone for NMT networks and a model that was to become a classic.

The Antithesis Of :

The Nokia N900 (2009, August)

The Nokia N900 with Linux-based Maemo software takes us into a new era of mobile computing. It's a phone. It's a computer. Chat with regular voice calls, internet calls, instant messages and SMS. Share your location, mood and status. Email on the go with rich HTML and full keyboard.

Take high quality photos and wide screen videos using the 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics. Tag photos and browse them using the tag cloud, share online, or store in the massive 32 GB internal memory.

See Also :

* Nokia Mobira Senator(1982)

* Nokia Mobira Cityman 'The Gorba'

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IBM Simon Personal Communicator (1993) : Touch screen,one of the first attempts at a commercially viable smartphone

The IBM Simon Personal Communicator was one of the first attempts at a commercially viable smartphone. The first smartphone was called Simon; it was designed by IBM in 1992 and shown as a concept product[9] that year at COMDEX, the computer industry trade show held in Las Vegas, Nevada. It was released to the public in 1993 and sold by BellSouth. It used a touchscreen and optional stylus to perform the majority of its functions, which included dialling phone numbers, sending faxes and writing memos. Besides being a mobile phone, it also contained a calendar, address book, world clock, calculator, note pad, e-mail, send and receive fax, and games.It had no physical buttons to dial with. Instead customers used a touch-screen to select phone numbers with a finger or create facsimiles and memos with an optional stylus

.

See Also :

Nokia Communicator : the first of Nokia's smartphones

Ericsson R380 : the first phone sold as a 'smartphone'

Palm Treo : Palm OS smartphone

BlackBerry RIM850 : the first smartphone optimized for wireless email

HTC Dream : The first phone to use the Android OS

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Nokia 9000 Communicator : The first product in Nokia's Communicator series

The Nokia 9000 Communicator was the first product in Nokia's Communicator series, introduced in 1996. The Nokia 9000 Communicator provides a wide range of mobile communications services as well as personal organiser functions. The product combines a GSM phone with applications like fax, e-mail, short messaging and Internet access. It also includes the most useful organiser functions; a calendar, an address book and a calculator. All of this is available in a sophisticated, pocket-sized. A Nokia 9000 Communicator connection to the Internet is established via a GSM data call. Therefore this requires that the data service is activated on your SIM card.
General 2G Network GSM 900
Announced 1998
Status DiscontinuedSize Dimensions 173 x 64 x 38 mm
Weight 397 g
Display Type Grayscale LCD
Size 640 x 200 pixels
- Second displaySound Alert types Monophonic ringtones
Speakerphone No
Memory Phonebook 200Call records 10 dialed, 10 received, 10 missed calls
Internal 8 MB
Card slot No
- 4 MB Operating System and applications
- 2 MB program execution- 2 MB user data storage
- Operating System: GEOSTM 3.0
Data GPRS NoEDGE No
3G No
WLAN No
Bluetooth No
Infrared port YesUSB Camera No
Features CPU Intel 386 processor
Messaging SMS, Email, Fax
Browser HTML
Radio No
Clock Yes
Alarm YesGames
Colors BlackGPS No
Java No
- Telnet
- Terminal
- Organizer
- Ringing tone composer
- System & securityBattery Standard
Stand-by 35 hTalk time 3 h

The Series

Nokia 9110i Communicator
Nokia 9910i is good gadget. This phone can be Personal Digital Assistant. You can type message, email, address book, agenda, and more. Can be linked with PC.


Nokia E90 Communicator
Announced 2007 The Nokia E90 Communicator features 3G, HSDPA and WLAN for true Broadband connections and global coverage using quad band GSM 850/900/1800/1900 and WCDMA 2100. A QWERTY keypad, active matrix color display with 800 x 352 pixels x 16M colors, and features you typically rely on your PC for, gives the Nokia E90 Communicator "all in one”, laptop, PDA and phone functionality to accomplish any business task. The Nokia E90 Communicator also includes a built-in GPS receiver that works as a stand-alone positioning device using GPS satellites. Use the Nokia E90 Communicator to navigate and find your location using the built-in maps.


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Nokia 101: First GSM Phone (1992)

Nokia 101 was the world's first commercially available GSM mobile phone. Paving the way for future "candy-bar" designs, the 101 had a monochrome display, an extendable antenna and a phonebook that could store 99 phone numbers.

See Also :

Nokia Mobira Cityman

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Siemens SK65 : Mobile Phone Features 'BlackBerry Built-In' Technology

Siemens SK65 is a mobile phone all-in-one solution that was created for professional business people who move higher and often do travel. The premium messaging mobile phone for business professionals, the SK65. The first handset to offer complete e-mail management thanks to BlackBerry Built-In™ technology , Siemens SK65 brings speed and efficiency to business professionals on the move. Offering high quality looks, with a contemporary, yet timeless design, the tri-band Siemens SK65 is the perfect handset for those who expect outstanding quality.

Packed full of premium business features, the SK65 has 64MB internal memory for managing large amounts of data, and up to 30MB free for storing personal information such as e-mails and java applications. It has a large 132 x 176 pixel TFT 65536 color screen, and a talk time of 300 minutes (250 hour stand-by). Its tri-band functionality means it can be used almost anywhere in the world, whilst the language help function means you always have a phrasebook in your pocket. Games including ‘The Chess master’, Golf and Sea Battle take the boredom out of traveling.

General 2G Network GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900

Announced 2004, 3Q

Status Discontinued

Size Dimensions 120 x 47 x 22 mm, 115 cc

Weight 144 g

Display Type TFT, 65K colors

Size 132 x 176 pixels

- Integrated cross-type QWERTY keyboard

- Downloadable pictures

Sound Alert types Vibration; Downloadable polyphonic ringtones

Speakerphone Yes

Memory Phonebook 2000

Call records 100 dialed, 100 received, 100 missed calls

Internal 64 MB

Card slot No

- 30 MB available to user

Data GPRS Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps

EDGE No

3G No

WLAN No

Bluetooth Yes, v1.2

Infrared port Yes

USB Yes

Camera No

Features Messaging SMS, MMS, Email

Browser WAP 2.0/xHTML

Radio No

Games 3 - Chess master, Golf and Sea Battle + downloadable

Colors Black Silver

GPS No

Java Yes, MIDP 2.0

- Push to talk (VoIP service)

- E-mail push based on BlackBerry Built-In technology from RIM

- T9

- SyncML

- Organizer

Battery Standard, Li-Ion 750 mAh (EBA-660)

Stand-by Up to 250 h

Talk time Up to 5 h

See Also :

Research In Motion (RIM) (Nasdaq:RIMM) (TSX:RIM) today introduced a new licensing program that allows other device manufacturers to incorporate BlackBerry(R)

software applications in addition to supporting BlackBerry wireless services. Through the BlackBerry Built-In(TM) licensing program, mobile device manufacturers can incorporate various BlackBerry applications into their own phones or handheld devices including BlackBerry …

Nokia 6810

The Nokia 6810 mobile phone combines an innovative keyboard design with advanced messaging and high-speed data (EDGE) capabilities. Messaging features such as MMS support, instant messaging (IM), and e-mail make the device suited to both mobile lifestyle and business applications.

Announced : October 2003

Extra Features : Blackberry email

Nokia 6820

The Nokia 6820 imaging phone combines an innovative keyboard design with an integrated camera and high-speed data (EDGE) capabilities. Messaging features such as M

MS support, instant messaging (IM), and e-mail make the device suited to both mobile lifestyle and business applications.

Announced : October 2003

Extra Features : Blackberry email

CIF camera

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Blackberry RIM 957 : It looks like a PDA, but the BlackBerry RIM 957 is really a pager

RIM (Research In Motion) introduced the BlackBerry 957 in April of 2000. At its release, it was little more than an overgrown 950.

It looks like a PDA, but the BlackBerry RIM 957 is really a pager—what Research In Motion (RIM) calls a “two-way messenger device.” As a convenient way to receive and send pages and e-mail wirelessly, the RIM 957 is an excellent choice. It uses the same Cingular Interactive (formerly Bell South Wireless Data) 900-MHz Mobitex network that Palm.net uses for Palm VII devices.

The RIM 957 is such a great messaging device that you may forget it’s not a PDA—or, for that matter, you might not even care. The first version of the RIM 957 worked only with Exchange servers, but this version can gain access to messages, e-mail, and content directly.

RIM Wireless Handhelds include the most advanced wireless technology allowing you to send and receive e-mail from the palm of your hand. Creating and retrieving information is amazingly simple using the optimized keyboard, thumb-operated trackwheel, easy-to-read backlit screen and intuitive menu-driven interface. With RIM Wireless Handhelds you don't need to retrieve your e-mail. Your e-mail finds you. No dialing-in. No initiating connections. No antennas to rise. No effort required. The handhelds are designed to remain on and continuously connected to the wireless network, allowing you to be discreetly notified as new e-mail arrives. Now you can easily stay in touch with your colleagues and clients while you're on the go.BlackBerry Internet Edition is designed to allow leading service providers to offer an end-to-end wireless e-mail solution with single mailbox integration. The BlackBerry solution includes a choice of powerful RIM Wireless Handhelds with integrated e-mail/organizer software, PC docking cradle, PC synchronization software and affordable airtime. BlackBerry allows mobile users to access their e-mail and personal organizer wherever they go.

· Standard memory: 5 MB flash memory plus 512 Kbytes SRAM

· Maximum memory: 5 MB

· Expansion slot: No

· Display type: Monochrome LCD

· Display colors: 2 colors (monochrome)

· Display size: User Selectable 16-20 line display

· Display backlight: Yes

· Processor: 32-bit Intel386 processor

· Operating system: Blackberry software

· PC compatible: Yes

· Mac compatible: No

· PC system requirements: Intel-compatible 486 or higher desktop, one available serial port, Windows 95/98 with 8 MB of RAM, or Windows NT 4.0 with 16 MB of RAM

· Handwriting recognition: No

· Keyboard: QWERTY keyboard

· User controls: Thumb-operated trackwheel

· Memo pad: Yes

· Address book: Yes

· Scheduler: Calendar

· E-mail: Yes

· Web browser: Yes

· Security: Scrambling

· Stereo: No

· Built-in speaker: No

· Headset jack: No

· Voice recorder: No

· MP3 playback: No

· Audible content playback: No

· AC adapter included: Yes

· Battery type: Internal rechargeable Lithium battery

· Batteries included: Yes (internal)

· Average battery life: 1-2 weeks

· Desktop import/export formats: Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Schedule+, GroupWise, Lotus Organizer, Lotus Notes, Symantec ACT!, GoldMine, or Netscape

· Serial port: Yes

· USB: No

· Infrared: No

· Wireless: Yes

· Docking cradle: Yes (charging cradle)

· PC cable: No

· Other hardware: Holster (belt clip)

· Software: Puma Intellisync

· Width: 3.1 inches

· Height: 4.6 inches

· Depth: 0.7 inches

· Weight: 5.3 ounces (including battery)

· Warranty, parts: 1 year

· Warranty, labor: 1 year

· First released: »May 2000

The Antithesis Of :

RIM BlackBerry Tour 9630

As the replacement to the RIM BlackBerry 8830 World Edition, the RIM BlackBerry Tour offers dual-mode functionality (supporting dual-band CDMA and quad-band GSM networks) for world roaming capabilities and ships with a SIM card. With this capability, the phone switches automatically between CDMA and GSM networks to offer se

amless international roaming--all while keeping the same phone number. In addition to voice coverage, the BlackBerry Tour supports the 2100MHz UMTS/HSDPA band, so you can get 3G support overseas, while working on Verizon's EV-DO Rev. A network domestically. In all, you'll get voice coverage in 220 countries and data coverage (e-mail and Internet) in 175 countries. Be sure to check the international roaming rates for voice calls and text messages before you head off on your trip.

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