Nokia N85: Made for all enthusiasts

The best of all features of this smart phone is a TV-out feature. This facility help a user to connect his or her handset to a television display. It even helps a user to view the contents of the phone’s screen on TV. This is an ideal option for viewing pictures clicked by the individual with this camera phone and one can even play games in the wide screen.

This stylish N85 mobile phone also comes embedded with 85 MB of internal memory which can be comfortably expanded up to 8 GB with the support of a microSD memory card. This widget provides long battery backup feature at ease. When the battery of this gadget is fully charged it delivers 6.9 hours of GSM talk time, 4.5 hours of WCDMA talk time, 6 hours of VoIP talk time, 363 hours of GSM standby time and 363 hours WCDMA standby time, 172 hours WLAN standby time, 3.5 hours video playback time, 30 hours music playback time.

Access photocall in 6500 lside from Nokia

Well, the ringtones should be so ear catchy as well as soothing so that it will rejoice you as well as others. Here, in this sophisticated phone you can set 64 channels of polyphonic as well as Mp3 ringtones. When you are in the silence zone, you can set your widget in the vibration mode also. Besides these, the 6500 slide has an interesting feature, named photocall with the help of which you can save 1000 entries along with their photos. At a glance of that person photo, you can retrieve the contact details of that person. All your received, dialled and missed calls upto 20 entries are stored easily in this mobile. Further, you can even enhance its memory capacity through inserting microSD (TransFlash) card up to 2GB. Whether, already it is equipped with 7.8 MB of user memory. Although, the Internet connectivity features of the 6500 Slide phone is quite smooth for its high-speed GPRS and EDGE features. With the help of Internet, you can keep in touch with your near and dear ones easily.

Moreover, the users can transmit data in a safe and sound means through Bluetooth and USB features. With the drastic advancement of technology, the users can also send or retrieve data through Bluetooth without the hassle of the wires. So, from the above discussion one thing is quite clear that the smart and dashing Nokia 6500 Slide mobile phone would be a perfect choice for those who are looking for a truly high performance and world-class features oriented mobile handset that would enhance their parameter of style.

UK’s Lowest Business Mobile Tariff in the market

A business mobile phone line for 5 pounds /month is exactly the kind of deal the SME market has been crying out for and exactly the reason why abica is proving such a success in the business community.

Recognising there are significant improvements in the way firms could provide SMEs with their telecoms, Glasgow-based abica has tailored its offering specifically for this market.

One of abica’s tariffs is currently the lowest business mobile tariff in the UK, offering line rental at only £5 a month, with customers then paying for the calls and texts they make, at highly competitive rates.

By paying a low line rental and reasonable individual call rates, businesses could collectively save millions of pounds on their existing bills. At a time when recession is biting, these savings have never been more important to individual businesses.

Established mobile phone networks currently pour their attention on two diametrically opposed groups of customers. At one end of the scale are the individual retail users and at the other are the giant corporates. Unfortunately SMEs have been left to fall down the gaping chasm in between the two and it has cost them dear.

Indeed, according to abica’s own research only 10% of smaller companies believe they are the networks’ most important customer group.

2009 Best selling Windows Mobile phones

As the title above states, below is a list of the top selling Windows Mobile phones. In order to reach that distinction, there had to be more than 1 million units total sold of a device worldwide. The list includes, in no order:

Samsung Omnia (SGH-i900/908/SCH-i910/M490)
Samsung Blackjack II (SGH-i617)
Samsung Blackjack (SGH-i607/600)
Motorola Q (all Q devices)
HTC Touch Diamond (Diamond/Diamond-C)
Audiovox SMT 5600 (HTC)
HTC Dash (Excalibur)
HTC xv6800 (Titan)
HTC TyTN II (Tilt/Kaiser)
HTC Touch (Elf/Vogue)
HTC P800W (Artemis)
Mike Temporale put the above list together with the help of Greg Sullivan from Microsoft, so you know it’s accurate. What I find most interesting is that Samsung and HTC pretty much own this list. There’s also a nice mix of touch screen and non-touch screen so it seems that Windows Mobile in general has the market pretty well covered.