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Hitting all the right keys, DROID 2 is a feature-packed device that helps manage work and social life with an enhanced QWERTY keyboard, ultra high-speed Web browsing, 3G Mobile HotSpot capabilities, full push corporate e-mail, intuitive social messaging, and Adobe® Flash® Player – all built on Android 2.2. Learn more at http://news.vzw.com.
T-Mobile announces the upcoming availability of the BlackBerry Curve 3G – delivering a practical yet functional phone to help manage the hectic pace of work and play. This approachable BlackBerry provides customers with the advantages of high-speed 3G Web browsing on T-Mobile’s blazing-fast 3G network, Wi-Fi connectivity for voice and data, access to BlackBerry App World, GPS and visual voicemail to stay connected on the go and navigate their busy lives. Available in two finishes, smoky violet and graphite grey, the stylish Curve 3G provides balance to life with dedicated exterior media keys, pre-installed social networking applications and a range of messaging options, including personal and Exchange email, BBM, SMS, MMS, and IM. The Curve 3G features the popular touch-sensitive optical trackpad and a full-QWERTY keyboard for easy navigation and responsive typing.
At the E3 Expo, Nintendo gave the world the first look at Nintendo 3DS, a portable system that lets people view games in 3D, without the need for special glasses. They also announced a list of upcoming games for the 3DS, the Wii console and the DS family of systems – a lineup that reads like a who’s who of some of the greatest franchises in video game history with a completely new look and feel.The 3DS comes with a 3.53-inch top screen and a 3.02-inch bottom touch screen. It has three cameras, one inner and two outer, to deliver the 3D effect and take 3D pictures. It also includes a motion sensor, a gyro sensor and even a Slide Pad that allows 360-degree analog input.
At its annual developers conference, Apple CEO Steve Jobs presented its newest version of the iPhone: the iPhone 4. “In 2010 we´re going to take the biggest leap since the original iPhone. This is really hot,” Jobs says about Apple´s newest creation.
The new iPhone 4 will be the thinnest smartphone that has been produced. It is only 9.3 mm thick and hence 24 percent thinner than its precursor. It will have glass on the back and metal around the sides.
Jobs also says that the statistics about mobile browser usage speak for themselves: 58.2 percent of the market has the iPhone and the Android only 22.7 percent. The new iPhone will be available this summer.
Source: ShortNews
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