New Windows Mobile Phone: Ndrive S400



NDrive, the maker of several portable GPS navigation systems has come out with a Windows Mobile 6.1 based handset. The unit is powered by a Marvell Dual CPU PXA310 624 Mhz processor with 256MB ROM and 128MB RAM. It does not lack a decent screen, with a 640 x 480 high resolution display. Connectivity options include quad-band GSM and HSDPA support. Expectedly the device has GPS capability along with Bluetooth and WiFI 802.11b/g. A 3 megapixel camera is on the front for making video calls. Most of this is the usual, however it does include an accelerometer like some of the new high-end handsets.
Here are the specs:

    * Windows mobile 6.1 professional.
    * Marvel PXA310 624Mhz + Qualcomm 6280
    * 256 MB ROM/ 128MB RAM
    * Quad - band GSM/UMTS/HSDPA/ 7.2MBps
    * 2.8 inches with VGA (640 x 480) resolution
    * 3.0 megapixel with auto focus camera
    * WiFi
    * Bluetooth 2.0
    * MicroSD card slot
    * 1500mAh battery
    * Video Out
    * Accelerometer
    * FM Radio with RDS

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Asus P565 gets real, still 800 Mhz, claims world’s fastest



Asus has finally made the P565 official. The Windows Mobile professional smartphone features a 2.8 inch VGA screen, and as is the fashion of the times, excludes a keyboard for a finger-friendly UI layer,Asus’s Glide Interface.

The device otherwise has most of today’s required smartphone features, like a megapixel autofocus camera, 3.6 Mb/sec HSDPA on the European 2100 Mhz frequency, 3 megapixel autofocus camera, WIFI and Bluetooth, and SIRF III GPS.

Where the P565 however distinguishes itself is with its 800 Mhz processor, which Asus claims scores Vsbenchmark scores almost twice that of competing products in its class.

The Glide interface is no slouch either, seemingly much improved from the screenshots we saw earlier.

See the full Asus P565 specifications below.



Izvor: WMPowerUser

LG Incite unboxed

Pocketnow seems to have quite a few of today’s most wanted smartphones on hand, and LG Incite has just joined the gadget bag.

They recorded their unboxing for our viewing pleasure here.



My first impression, from the video, is that it is a surprisingly good looking device, but possibly a bit too thick to compete in the consumer slate smartphone market.

Read more at Pocketnow.com.

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Asus P565 hands-on pictures



CNET had the privilege of having a good look at the new Asus P565, and now you can take a good look too.

The Asus device has already proven itself as a speed demon, and now it also demonstrates it will do as a fashion accessory also, and can help make the best of your assets too.



Check out CNET Asia for more pictures of this attractive model from Asus.

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Znam da odoh off, ali je ovaj model... Prelep... Mada, nesto ne mislim da je to Asus napravio, vec majka priroda... Kakva lepotica... 

Ako nabavis njen broj, javi 

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Asus P565 UI demo video

This video is a demo of the Glide UI on the Asus P565. It seems to take a lot of ideas from the now deprecated HTC Home plug-in, but with expanded functionality.

While the UI does look very well designed, the animations do not look very smooth at all, suggesting the UI does not take advantage of hardware acceleration. Of course the P565 has already proven its video prowess, so it may not actually be a problem at all.



So, what do our readers think. Is the Glide UI a worthy TouchFlo3D competitor or is it behind the times?

Izvor: WMPowerUser

Motorola's Attila is even more cruel in the wild



That's some beefy phone Motorola's got there. Assuming, of course, we're not looking at a KIRF which is entirely possible in the three months since the initial leaked image -- that iPhone looking UI / theme pictured after the break doesn't help with the legitimacy either. Regardless, it's not like you're holding out for this 320 x 240 pixel WinMo 6.1 candybar anyway, right? No matter how many HSPA frequencies (three, ok) it supports. Embarrassing Moto, embarrassing. One more shot after the break just to rub it in.



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New Pantech Duo 2 images and documents spotted on FCC site



It looks like the successor to the somewhat-famous Pantech Duo might be making its way out to the public soon. The dual slider is the less bulky alternative to the Helio Ocean, but the first version didn’t receive the accolade the Ocean did. Hopefully the second coming, also known as the C820 (which looks a lot like its MVNO-carried cousin), will prove to be a success. If you’d like to know what this new offering from Pantech has to offer, here are a few specs to get you going:

    * Windows Mobile 6.1
    * 2 megapixel camera
    * Video recording
    * Bluetooth
    * MicroSD expansion slot
    * Dual-band 850/1900 GSM/EDGE/WCDMA

No word on release, pricing, or carrier availability yet. From the looks of the draft manual, and the fact that the first version appeared on AT&T, we’re thinking it’s going with the boys in blue again. The device looks pretty sweet and if it’s solid as Pantech’s Ocean and slim and light as the first Duo, the Korean company will have another winner on their hands.

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Pharos offers up WinMo-based Traveler 619 smartphone for $199.95



Can't say it looks like anything special, but Pharos has launched its latest Traveler courtesy of Dell. The GPS-enabled Traveler 619 boasts a 2.8-inch VGA touchscreen, full QWERTY keyboard, 2-megapixel camera, 3.5G support, a quad-band GSM / GPRS / EDGE radio, Windows Mobile 6, Bluetooth / WiFi, IrDA and a battery good for four hours of yappin'. Order now for a buck ninety-nine and it should be under the tree in plenty of time.

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ZTE E810 is an entry-level Windows Mobile smartphone

Remember our post from September when we talked about ZTE’s plans to start making smartphones next year. We just got the solid proof of the Chinese company’s plans. It’s called the E810 and it’s an entry-level Windows Mobile smartphone. Why it’s an entry-level? Well, when I see 64MB of RAM (i.e. not quite enough), 1.3 megapixel camera, and lack of 3G and WiFi connectivity on a smartphone, that’s the way I call it.

Rest of the specs include 2.5-inch QVGA 65K-color screen, tri-band (850/1800/1900 MHz) GSM/GPRS/EDGE radio, microSD slot that supports memory cards of up to 4GB, Bluetooth, 1000 mAh Li-Ion battery, Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard edition.

As for the availability, the exact release date is unknown at this stage. What we do know, however, is that ZTE will make the E810 for Movistar, exclusively…



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