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Due to be launched on 20th December, the BlackBerry Curve 8900 (previously known as BlackBerry Javelin) actually looks similar to the Bold but is smaller, measuring just 109×60x13.5mm. It promises the sharpest BlackBerry display to date, a 2.4 inch widescreen with a resolution of 480×360 pixels. Unlike its big brother the new BlackBerry 8900 has no 3G, it?s a GSM phone with Wi-Fi and GPS satellite navigation. All of the usual BlackBerry applications are on board including BlackBerry Maps, phone, messaging and a good web browser. The new baby BlackBerry has a 3.2 megapixel camera, a full QWERTY keyboard and trackball navigation. There?s a microSD card slot supporting up to 16GB.

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This phone will also be available with Automatic Cashback contracts. From many retailers. However this phone will first be available directly from the network like the BlackBerry Storm.

Out now on O2 and Orange, from £35 per month with 5 months half price on an 18 month contract.

The HTC Touch HD sits at the top of the HTC Windows Mobile range alongside the Touch Pro. The 3.8 inch WVGA display (480×800 pixels) hint at this phones superior multimedia capabilities. This amazingly large screen alongside a 5 megapixel camera, standard 3.5mm headphone jack, integrated GPS, FM Radio and HSDPA internet capabilities gives the Touch HD a compelling list of multimedia specifications.

The intuitive TouchFLO 3D interface makes browsing the web a joy. Double tap the screen and the Opera browser zooms in smoothly to your chosen web page. Then simply swipe across the screen with your finger to scroll around web pages quickly and effortlessly.

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The Samsung F480 Tocco is a 3G touchscreen phone with HSDPA 7.2Mbps for high speed data access. It has a 5 megapixel camera and a large 2.8 inch display with a haptic touchscreen interface. Built from high quality materials, the Samsung F480 has a flat face with a glossy black surround and comes with a wallet-style leather case.to protect the screen. There are just three keys on the front of the phone. On the side of the F480 you?ll find a camera shortcut key, a volume rocker control and a hold key which locks the keys and screen.

The Samsung F480 uses the colourful, award-winning Croix touchscreen interface and provides haptic vibration feedback. The built-in music player is reminiscent of the iPod touch. Music can be played in the background while other applications are being used. A widget allows you to pause and skip tracks from the home screen as well as providing quick access to the full music player application. With about 230MB of internal memory there?s enough space to store a decent selection of music. Memory can be expanded up to 8GB using a microSD card.

Other features of the Samsung F480 include an FM radio with RDS, stereo Bluetooth, a brilliant organiser, a good web browser and course a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus, face detection and video stabilisation. The Samsung F480 is a good all-round device with plenty of features that will keep you entertained for a very long time.

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BlackBerry Bold 9000

For me the Blackberry has always been somewhat of a daunting proposition. With the business like design and email centric focus, the Blackberry has always tended to be quite an uncompromising beast and personally, I?ve been one to steer clear. Now with the release of the Blackberry Bold, Blackberry claim to have released a phone that promises to appeal to the business user and the standard consumer alike. A Bold claim (I promise I wont use that joke again) but can Blackberry stick to it? Read on for our full hands on review?

When the Blackberry Bold first turned up on our doorstep I was keen to get to grips with this smartphone having never owned one before and having had only fleeting experiences with previous models. On picking up the Bold, the first thing that strikes me is the premium design. The phone is comprised of a smooth black finish, a silver border that surrounds the outside of the phone and stylish black leather on the back. The front of the phone is divided between the full QWERTY keyboard and the screen at the top by a strip of four buttons and the trackball in the middle which is used for navigation and selecting different actions in the menu. The screen quality on the Bold is crystal clear- everything looks bright and vivid which makes operating the phone all the more simple. I?m not going to lie and say the Blackberry is a small phone; it was never going to be with a full keyboard, but with the design and build quality as good as it is, you will hardly worry about it.

The first thing that springs to mind when you mention the word Blackberry is one word; email. So the first thing that I decided to test when using the Bold was unsurprisingly its email capabilities. The home screen on the phone has an envelope icon which takes you straight in to your mail box. Here you can open received messages, reply, create new emails and view and download attachments. Everything is simply laid out and very clear to use and the added bonus of the QWERTY keyboard makes typing out emails even easier. The Blackberry comes in to its own because it allows you to add up to 10 email addresses (business or pleasure) in addition to a pre-assigned Blackberry account so that all your emails come straight through to the phone without the need to log in to specific accounts. For people who send and receive a lot of emails, this is invaluable. If you leave the office you can still have full access to your email account, never again turn up to a meeting to find that it was cancelled on your day off! Brilliant though not if you want to relax on your day off.

So the Blackberry Bold handles push email perfectly, but we would expect that from a Blackberry phone. What about those claims that this would be a phone for everyone? Well, in terms of music, the Bold doesn?t disappoint. Firstly, the phone features full iTunes support meaning you can sync it with your iTunes account and upload all your music and then sort by Artist, Album, Genre, and Playlist just like on a dedicated music player. What?s more, the Bold has a 3.5mm audio output jack so you can use your own headphones for an improved audio experience, has 1GB of internal memory for storage which is expandable further via a memory card slot and also supports video playback that looks simply stunning on the razor sharp screen. The phone we were sent for review had a trailer for the CGI heavy film Speed Racer on I would gladly have watched the whole film on the Bold, it looked that good on the screen.

Bold 9000 Camera

A 2.0 Megapixel camera has also been included on the phone and while it isn?t going to trouble the big boys of the camera phone world such as the C905, i8510 and Renoir, it?s perfect for taking out and about for the odd snap or video. The camera features a built-in flash and 5x digital zoom as well recording video. What is a slight disappointment is that when you open the camera application the viewfinder doesn?t fill the whole screen but instead has a large black border. While this doesn?t compromise the quality of captured images once uploaded, it is still an annoyance none the less. On the subject of uploading, this is all handled without fuss by plugging in the USB cable (bundled with the phone) and copying over from the phone memory, a task that?s easy enough for even the biggest technophobes out there.

The Bold is also a powerful navigation device thanks to the built in GPS receiver. The Bold comes pre-installed with Blackberry Maps which pin points your location and also lets you navigate by entering a postcode, address or town name. The phone also supports simultaneous voice and data meaning users can navigate while on a call. The added bonus of being a smartphone as well means that you?re not just tied to the software that comes included with the phone, there is a whole host of third party applications that can be downloaded to meet all your SatNav needs!

In terms of connectivity, the Blackberry Bold is an HSDPA mobile phone (the first Blackberry to feature this) and Wi-Fi so web browsing and downloads are lightening quick which is useful for when opening and downloading email attachments. The web browser on the Bold is amongst the best I?ve used on a mobile phone. The widescreen orientation means that web pages aren?t too condensed and the track ball is the perfect tool for scrolling down through pages. You can also zoom in to get a closer look. The ease with which it handles browsing combined with the speed makes the Bold a formidable internet phone. Elsewhere we also find Bluetooth, a document viewer with support for Word, Excel and PowerPoint files even allowing you to edit them on the phone and a great organiser and calendar for keeping on top of everything.

From my brief dabble in to the world of the Blackberry I can see why there is such a devout fan base. Once you?ve got used having all your emails, all the time, it is hard to go back to a normal phone. And now with the Bold and the addition of the more consumer friendly features, that fan base is set to grow more and more. Consider me well and truly a Blackberry convert, if you want to see what all the fuss is about, click here to take a look at some of our offers.

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Some great new deals this week with the Samsung i900 Omnia on T-Mobile. It?s now free on a 12 month contract for just £30 per month line rental.

The Samsung i900 Omnia is the latest touchscreen smartphone from Samsung. It can be used for all your mobile, sat nav, internet, email and photography needs. Or, in techy terms it has 3G, HSDPA, Wi-fi, a GPS receiver and a 5 megapixel camera with auto focus, face detection and smile detection! Photographs can be geotagged, this means that every photo you take is not only stamped with the date and time but also with it?s exact location.

The Samsung i900 Omnia targets two types people in a single device. It?s suitable for the business user who is constantly on the move and need access to the web, emails and Windows Mobile applications. The Samsung i900 can be plugged into a laptop and used as a USB modem. It?s also suitable for busy bodies who are anxious to access their social networks 24/7 and like to have the latest multimedia technology in their pocket.

As a media device, the Samsung i900 is among the best. The 3.2 inch touchscreen display has a 16:9 widescreen aspect and thanks to a built-in accelerometer the screen automatically rotates when the phone is turned on its side. It has TV output too, movies and photos can easilly be viewed on a big screen. There?s 8GB of internal memory for storing music, video, photos or presentations.

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Samsung?s latest touchscreen, 8 megapixel cameraphone is free on a 12 month contract for just £30 per month.

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The Samsung M8800 Pixon is a full touchscreen cameraphone with a built-in GPS receiver. The 8 megapixel autofocus camera can take photos with a resolution of 3264×2448 pixels. It can capture high resolution video at 30 frames per second and it has auto-panarama, image stalisation, smile detection and blink detection. There?s also a video call camera.

The Samsung Pixon is a 3G phone with HSDPA support. It has a GPS receiver for geotagging photos but unfortunately there is no Wi-Fi. The 3.2 inch touchscreen uses Samsung?s TouchWiz interface, sensitivity is good and the screen provides haptic feedback.

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Now only £35 per month on an 18 month contract with a choice of network. Up to 750 xnet mins per month and unlimited texts.

When you first pick up the Nokia N96 you know it?s something special. The 2.8 inch screen dominates the front of the phone and is great for browsing the web or using the Nokia maps application. Beneath the screen are the usual navigation and menu keys and on the back is a useful kick stand, allowing the N96 to be placed on a desk for viewing videos or movies. The Nokia N96 has 16GB of internal memory which can be expanded to a huge 24GB using an 8GB memory card.

The Nokia N96 supports most video formats and using a Wi-Fi connection it also supports the BBC iPlayer. You can watch all the top BBC programmes on your mobile for free. Your N96 can sit on your desk while you catch up with the latest EastEnders or Holby City. You?ll never miss an episode again and you can watch them any time.

The 5 megapixel camera has a top spec and takes brilliant photos. It has a Carl Zeiss lens, autofocus, digital zoom, LED flash, macro mode for close-ups, light exposure adjustment and a range of timers. Don?t be bedazzled by the marketing hype surrounding the 8 megapixel war. The camera on the N96 is absolutely brilliant, you won?t be disappointed.

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The Nokia 2600 classic is a phone that?s simple to use and it has some neat little extras. It?s very easy to get to grips with, but has some great features such as a built-in FM radio, Bluetooth, a basic camera with video record, speakerphone, an organiser, plus built-in games to keep your thumbs twiddling.

The screen is bright and there?s a simple but user friendly keypad with a navigation key. Weighing 73g and measuring just 12mm thick the nokia 2600 classic will fit comfortably in your pocket. Xpress On covers are available to change the colour of the phone. The Nokia 2600 classic also has vibrate alert and up to 24 days standby between battery charges.

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The LG KC780 has an 8 megapixel camera with red eye reduction and face recognition. It has a high quality lens and promises excellent photographs. It can also record DVD-like quality video at up to 30 frames per second. There?s 140MB of internal memory, which can be upgraded using a memory card, up to a maximum of 4GB.

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This amazing phone will soon be available at Auto Cashback Mobiles so do keep your eyes open if you would like to wait until this mobile phone is released which is very very soon.

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HTC Touch HD

HTC?s Touch HD (previously known in development as HTC Blackstone) is now available to pre-order on both Orange and O2 networks. The HTC Touch HD is the top of the range Windows Mobile handset (alongside the Touch Pro) with a large 3.8? wide, WVGA (480×800 pixels) screen that hints at it?s superior mutlimedia capabilities.

This amazingly large, clear and crisp screen alongside a 5 megapixel camera, standard 3.5mm headphone jack, integrated GPS, microSD? memory card slot, RDS FM Radio and HSDPA internet capabilities gives the Touch HD a compelling list of multimedia specifications.

The Touch HD?s superior screen coupled with the intuitive TouchFLO? 3D interface makes browsing the web using the pre-loaded with the Opera a joy. Double tap the screen and the browser zooms in smoothly to your chosen web page. Then simply swipe across the screen with your finger to scroll around web pages quickly and effortlessly.

Listening to music using HTC?s music player is a breeze. The intuitive touch screen controls work equally as well when scrolling around the inbuilt, GPS powered Google Maps. Size wise the dimensions of the Touch HD are 115 mm x 62.8 mm x 12 mm, with the handset feeling particularly thin due to the omission of a slide out QWERTY keyboard when compared to the Touch Pro. The Touch HD also feels quite light at 147 grams (with battery).

With its large screen and advanced multimedia capabilities the Touch HD will no doubt become a best-selling web browsing, email, office, movie and music device.

Orange are claiming exclusivity until 2009 and will be charging £80 for the Touch HD on an 18 month contract. But the CPW group will be selling it on O2 and Orange and it will be free on an 18 month contract at £35 per month. It can be pre-ordered now and first stock is due on 7th November.

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