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General Mobile's Dual-SIM DSTW1 Windows Mobile Smartphone

 

General Mobile's Windows Mobile 6 Professional-powered DSTW1 sports a large 2.8" QVGA touchscreen, capable of 65k colors. The handset also features a dual-SIM slot, with one supporting quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) and the other tri-band GSM (900/1800/1900MHz). This 144g (5oz) heavy hitter measures in at 117mm x 61mm x 18mm (4.6" x 2.4" x .7") and also features Bluetooth 2.0.

The DSTW1's 2 megapixel camera offers the ability to snap pictures on the go, while the microSD card slot allows for plenty of storage. 256MB of internal memory provides plenty of room for adding applications and the phone's 64MB of RAM should keep things snappy when moving through the menus.

The General Mobile DSTW1 smartphone should go on sale in select European markets in March. There is no word yet on pricing.

Specifications for the General Mobile DSTW1
Operating System:    Windows Mobile 6 Professional
Band:    GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz (SIM 1)
and GSM 900/1800/1900MHz (SIM 2)
Data:    GPRS/EDGE
Size:    117mm x 61mm x 18mm (4.6" x 2.4" x .7")
Weight:    144g (5oz)
Battery Life:    Up to 6.25 days standby time
Up to 4 hours talk time
Main Display:    2.8" 65k color QVGA TFT touchscreen, 240 x 320 pixel resolution
Camera:    2.0 megapixel
Video:    Playback
Messaging:    MMS/SMS
Email:    POP/SMTP/IMAP
Bluetooth:    Yes, 2.0
Memory:    256MB internal, microSD card slot
Availability:    Unknown
Other:    Speakerphone, Stopwatch, dual-SIM

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E-TEN prepping dual-SIM glofiish DX900?



Rumor has it that E-TEN will be unveiling a new Windows Mobile set at Taiwan's Computex next month that sports -- count 'em, one, two SIMs. The so-called DX900 (pictured) in the glofiish series should be quite a powerhouse, too, with triband HSDPA, quadband GSM, 3 megapixel autofocus cam, FM radio, 256MB of ROM with microSDHC expansion, GPS, motion sensor, and that all-important VGA display that's probably (hopefully) going to come to define high-end WinMo devices from here on out. We don't see any particular reason why this one wouldn't come to fruition; dual-SIM phones are pretty commonplace in Asia, though the presence of triband HSDPA is a pretty rare feat in that bunch. Anyone feeling an itch to import one of these stateside?

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HKC G1000 has Dual-SIM Support



Dual SIM phones seem to be catching on these days, although I still don't see the point of it as I still can't hold two conversations simultaneously. After all, carrying two handsets at once isn't too much of a hassle since cell phones these days come in ever shrinking sizes. The HKC G1000 is a Windows-powered smartphone that can hold two SIM cards simultaneously, keeping both of them active at once without having you to go through the hassle of switching between SIMs. No 3G connectivity here as you'll only have the following :-

    * GSM/EDGE
    * 2.8" TFT touch screen display with QVGA resolution
    * 256MB ROM
    * 64MB RAM
    * 2 megapixel camera
    * Bluetooth connectivity
    * microSD memory card slot

Would you part with $413 for this? I know I won't.

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Narode, da li je neko koristio Samsung D880?
Malo sam chitao na jednom domacem sajtu o njemu i pun sam pozitivnih utisaka sa njega, ali bih voleo da chujem, ako ovde postoji neko ko je imao direktnih iskustava sa ovim telefonom.
Takodje, ako takav postoji imao bih i neka konkretna pitanja za njega. Da li je kvalitet prijema signala na sekundarnoj kartici jednako dobar kao i za priimarnu? Da li postoji neki problemi sa slushalicama i mikrofonom, tj. koji je kvalitet razgovora preko ovog fona?
Poz, i hvala unapred!

Coolpad showcases dual-band, dual-SIM handset at CommunicAsia



Dual-band? Check. Dual-SIM? Check. One phone? Triple check. Believe it or not, Coolpad has reportedly crafted a phone that's multifaceted like no other -- one that not only includes room for a pair of SIM cards, but includes GSM and CDMA radios. Furthermore, the unit can purportedly switch between GSM and CDMA accounts on a whim, making you wonder why on Earth this didn't arrive before you plunked down for a second handset. The mobile is supposedly going for anywhere between $100 to $1,000 (depending on model and "who you know on the inside"), but you'll have to trek to Indonesia, China or Africa in order to acquire one.

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Samsung D780 gets plated in gold, becomes official Russian Olympic Team Phone

A couple weeks ago we at UV made a review of the Dual-SIM Samsung P240 handset, aka the D780 in different markets.

Our review was rather positive, so the phone was granted a special Russian Olympic Team version, plated in gold.

We doubt that our good review had anything to do with it, but we still like the looks of Gold Plated Samsung D780 DuoS Olympic phone better.

As far as limited editions go, the only main difference with this one that we can see is that it is plated in gold. The original version was launched in May of this year and was well received.



Just to remind you, the specs of Samsung D780 DuoS include:

    * Triband GSM 900/1800/1900 GPRS/EDGE connectivity
    * Two SIM card simultaneous support
    * 2.1? 262K color 320×240 px QVGA display
    * 2 megapixel camera
    * Stereo FM
    * Bluetooth 2.0 A2DP
    * USB 2.0
    * MicroSD memory card slot
    * 1200 mAh battery
    * Dimensions: 115×49.6×15.7

Olympic Samsung D780 should start shipping right about the time of the opening of the Olympic Games in August.

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Mene interesuje da li ima i gde u Srbiji da se kupi HKC G1000?

e ako neko zna gde ima da se kupi neki tel sa duo karticom, ali da nije skup neka mi posalje poruku, bio bih zahvalan

imas u skoro svakor prodamnici telefona Samsung d880 i d780. Ja sam pre par dana uzeo Samsung d880 i sasvim sam zadovoljan.