Samsung SMX-C10 :caméscope SD à prix mini et accès YouTube
Samsung SMX-C10 :caméscope SD à prix mini et accès YouTube
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samedi 24 septembre 2011
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Nouveau PDAphone Samsung i900 OmniaL'annonce de l'iPhone 3G entraine forcement de nouvelles annonces de la part de la concurrence. C'est notamment le cas avec Samsung qui a officialisé hier le i900 Omnia, un smartphone à grand écran tactile fonctionnant avec Windows Mobile 6.1. L'appareil, dans sa finition en métal brossé à l'arrière, épais de 12,5 mm, dispose d'un écran de 3,2 pouces affichant 240x400 pixels ainsi que d'un mini trackpad optique en façade.
Le Samsung i900, à la hauteur d'un iPhone?Le SGH-i900 embarque bien sûr les technologies du moment comme le Wifi, l'EDGE et la 3G+ mais aussi la navigation par satellite grâce au module GPS intégré. Un appareil photo 5 mégapixels avec autofocus, détection de visage et de sourire et fonction panoramique complète la fiche technique en même temps que la fonction radio FM RDS et Bluetooth stéréo. Enfin, un détecteur de mouvements intégré permet la rotation de l'image en fonction du sens de l'appareil.
Prix et disponibilité du Samsung SGH-i900 OmniaDétail intéressant (clin d'oeil à l'iPhone?), le Samsung i900 sera proposé en deux versions avec 8 ou 16 Go d'espace de stockage intégré ainsi qu'un port pour carte mémoire microSD. Il sera disponible en Europe courant juillet 2008. Son prix n'a pas encore été communiqué.
nokia
Présentation générale du smartphone Nokia E71
Présentation générale du smartphone Nokia E71
Côté technique, le Nokia E71 est quadribande GSM, GPRS, EDGE et bibande UMTS et HSDPA (3,6 mbps). Il exploite un système Symbian OS avec une interface S60 3ème édition FP1. Le E71 intègre un écran QVGA de 2,36 pouces pour 16 millions de couleurs et des dimensions relativement compactes (114 mm x 57 mm x 10 mm) pour un poids de 126 grammes. Il possède une finition métallique de qualité malgré son poids relativement lourd pour un téléphone mobile. Il intègre 110 Mo de mémoire interne et est livré avec une carte mémoire Micro SD de 2 Go avec la carte de France pré chargée.Le E71 intégrant un récepteur A-GPS, il pourra utiliser le logiciel de navigation Nokia Maps pour ses fonctions de guidage vocale gratuitement pendant une année. Au delà de cette période, la licence coûtera 70 euros par an pour des cartes de France. La carte de France sur carte mémoire lui permettra d'utiliser ce logiciel en mode entièrement déconnecté comme un logiciel classique à la TomTom Navigator ou Route 66 Navigate.
« Le E71 de face et de dos »
« Le côté droit du E71 pour contrôler le volume »
« Côté gauche avec protections pour carte mémoire (externe) et prise Micro USB »
« Un clavier bombé confortable à utiliser »
Côté autonomie, le E71 dispose d'une batterie très confortable Li-Ion d'une capacité de 1500 mAh lui assurant 17 jours en veille GSM, 20 jours en veille UMTS, 10,5 heures en conversation GSM ou 4,5 heures en conversation UMTS. Pour le reste, le nouveau smarpthone de Nokia intègre le WiFi 802.11b/g, un Tuner FM, une prise Micro USB, le Bluetooth 2.0 avec compatibilité casque stéréo, une prise audio jack 2,5 mm et un appareil photo numérique de 3,2 megapixels avec auto-focus et flash.
Le packaging du Nokia E71
Le E71 est livré avec différents câbles pour le relier sur un PC ou pour le recharger, avec un manuel d'utilisation très complet, un CD-ROM contenant drivers et logiciels annexes et enfin un kit main libre filaire. Ce dernier est d'une qualité moyenne mais possède tout de même une télécommande déportée pour décrocher/raccrocher sans avoir à manipuler le mobile.Il est livré également avec une housse de protection très fine mais assez étrange, qui ne protège qu'une partie du terminal. Son écran est totalement protégé mais tous les boutons situés sur la face droite de l'appareil restent accessibles. Pratique pour activer sa fonction de reconnaissance vocale.
« Le contenu de la boite du Nokia E71 »
« Câble Micro USB / Ecouteur filaire »
« Télécommande déportée / Housse de protection »
nokia n97
It was about few weeks back when I first held the device in my hands and I really asked myself if the phone was worth the hype and price? Well, after using it for a considerable time I guess I have the answers to the aforementioned questions.
Package Contents:
Design:
To start with, Nokia has worked hard on N97’s design. And though, I agree that it is not up to the mark of a high-end premium phone, it is close. The phone feels solid in your hands. Large 3.5-inch display, chrome bezel, touch sensitive call keys add to the phone’s positives. The horizontal sliding mechanism is decent too creating a unique tilt to enhance better viewing.
The face is taken by its large touchscreen, call and the menu keys. Starting from left and moving clockwise, you’ll be able to find a two speakers, key guard, USB port; top with the power button and 3.5mm input; right with the volume and camera keys; and finally the down side integrates the microphone.
Keyboard:
Coming to the keyboard, I don’t know what were the Nokia designers thinking when designing one of the most important parts of the phone. Sure, the keyboard is well spaced out, has island keys but why did the intelligent minds shift the space bar key?! The space bar key has been shifted slightly to the right hand side and needs some practice before you get it right. Overall, the typing on N97’s QWERTY is good and as I crank out more messages, my typing speed too, is increasing.
Operating System:
Nokia N97 runs on Symbian S60 5th Edition which Nokia uses for its few-but-expanding range of touchscreen phones. Now, if you’ve used 5800XM, there are no major changes except few things here and there. Also, I feel the OS actually hampers N97’s hardware with the occasional errors it pops up while using the phone.
Camera:
N97 has a 5MP autofocus camera with Carl Zeiss lens. The camera can be activated by sliding the protection cover down or you can hold the camera button. Regarding the quality, the photos are not that bad when it comes to clicking under daylight but it tends to give out mediocre quality photos under low or medium light conditions. On the video front, the camera is able to record at a resolution of 640×480 pixels and can use dual LEDs as additional light in areas during low light videography.
Check out some sample shots below (Click for full-res image).
Widgets:
Widgets are an important part of N97. Widgets are small applications that can be access your favorite social networking sites, get stock quotes, e-mail and more. Nokia allows you to keep your four favorite widgets on the homescreen for quicker access.
N97 is the first phone from Nokia to come pre-installed with the Ovi Store. The integration is quite nice and you can install multiple widgets, applications in a jiffy.
Storage & Multimedia:
Massive storage is another thing which you may not find in other phones in the same range. N97 boasts a huge 32GB internal storage that can be further expanded to up to 48GB by inserting a microSD card. The mammoth storage makes it easy for users to store their multimedia content. And speaking of multimedia, N97 doesn’t disappoint either.
Coupled with the tilted screen and large widescreen, watching movies is a treat. Though there’s not a variety of codec support, going through the video conversion process is worth the pain. Indian N97 buyers will get pre-installed episodes of Khatron Ke Khiladi (Indian version of Fear Factor).
On the music front, the phone supports MP3, eAAC+, WMA, WAV and the built-in music player does a good job. It has various EQ options, Stereo Widening and has a good sound output when heard on a loudspeaker and also in the included earphones. If you ever get bored of your existing music library, there is FM Radio to the rescue or you can download new songs from Nokia’s Music Store. It’s also got a FM transmitter.
Other features:
N97 comes with the default webkit browser and the browsing experience hasn’t changed much except that I can use the touchscreen interface more efficiently now. The phone supports Flash, which means Flash required sites work like a charm. I tried YouTube and the videos rendered perfectly.
The phone comes with a built-in GPS receiver. Users can either use GPS either with Nokia’s homegrown Ovi Maps or third party apps like Google Maps. The usability again, is same but one thing that is added with the GPS receiver is the compass that is used in tandem with the Maps application.
It was about few weeks back when I first held the device in my hands and I really asked myself if the phone was worth the hype and price? Well, after using it for a considerable time I guess I have the answers to the aforementioned questions.
Package Contents:
Design:
To start with, Nokia has worked hard on N97’s design. And though, I agree that it is not up to the mark of a high-end premium phone, it is close. The phone feels solid in your hands. Large 3.5-inch display, chrome bezel, touch sensitive call keys add to the phone’s positives. The horizontal sliding mechanism is decent too creating a unique tilt to enhance better viewing.
The face is taken by its large touchscreen, call and the menu keys. Starting from left and moving clockwise, you’ll be able to find a two speakers, key guard, USB port; top with the power button and 3.5mm input; right with the volume and camera keys; and finally the down side integrates the microphone.
Keyboard:
Coming to the keyboard, I don’t know what were the Nokia designers thinking when designing one of the most important parts of the phone. Sure, the keyboard is well spaced out, has island keys but why did the intelligent minds shift the space bar key?! The space bar key has been shifted slightly to the right hand side and needs some practice before you get it right. Overall, the typing on N97’s QWERTY is good and as I crank out more messages, my typing speed too, is increasing.
Operating System:
Nokia N97 runs on Symbian S60 5th Edition which Nokia uses for its few-but-expanding range of touchscreen phones. Now, if you’ve used 5800XM, there are no major changes except few things here and there. Also, I feel the OS actually hampers N97’s hardware with the occasional errors it pops up while using the phone.
Camera:
N97 has a 5MP autofocus camera with Carl Zeiss lens. The camera can be activated by sliding the protection cover down or you can hold the camera button. Regarding the quality, the photos are not that bad when it comes to clicking under daylight but it tends to give out mediocre quality photos under low or medium light conditions. On the video front, the camera is able to record at a resolution of 640×480 pixels and can use dual LEDs as additional light in areas during low light videography.
Check out some sample shots below (Click for full-res image).
Widgets:
Widgets are an important part of N97. Widgets are small applications that can be access your favorite social networking sites, get stock quotes, e-mail and more. Nokia allows you to keep your four favorite widgets on the homescreen for quicker access.
N97 is the first phone from Nokia to come pre-installed with the Ovi Store. The integration is quite nice and you can install multiple widgets, applications in a jiffy.
Storage & Multimedia:
Massive storage is another thing which you may not find in other phones in the same range. N97 boasts a huge 32GB internal storage that can be further expanded to up to 48GB by inserting a microSD card. The mammoth storage makes it easy for users to store their multimedia content. And speaking of multimedia, N97 doesn’t disappoint either.
Coupled with the tilted screen and large widescreen, watching movies is a treat. Though there’s not a variety of codec support, going through the video conversion process is worth the pain. Indian N97 buyers will get pre-installed episodes of Khatron Ke Khiladi (Indian version of Fear Factor).
On the music front, the phone supports MP3, eAAC+, WMA, WAV and the built-in music player does a good job. It has various EQ options, Stereo Widening and has a good sound output when heard on a loudspeaker and also in the included earphones. If you ever get bored of your existing music library, there is FM Radio to the rescue or you can download new songs from Nokia’s Music Store. It’s also got a FM transmitter.
Other features:
N97 comes with the default webkit browser and the browsing experience hasn’t changed much except that I can use the touchscreen interface more efficiently now. The phone supports Flash, which means Flash required sites work like a charm. I tried YouTube and the videos rendered perfectly.
The phone comes with a built-in GPS receiver. Users can either use GPS either with Nokia’s homegrown Ovi Maps or third party apps like Google Maps. The usability again, is same but one thing that is added with the GPS receiver is the compass that is used in tandem with the Maps application.
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