Telus Launches the MOTORAZR VE20

$299.99 with contract, $99 with 3 year.

It’s a regular phone with one special feature; a search function which you can use to find contacts, web addresses, even phone functions. I tried it a while back and it’s pretty impressive - it’s fast and more importantly, it works.

Other stuff:

  • MP3 Player with expandable microSD memory slot up to 4GB
  • 2.0 megapixel camera with zoom and video capture
  • Bluetooth wireless technology for stereo and hands-free accessories
  • EVDO dual digital mode CDMA 800/1900 MHz
  • Internal 240×320 2.2” high-resolution QVGA screen
  • Windows Live Messenger
  • Text, picture, and video messaging
  • Downloadable ringtones, images, videos, games, and applications
  • Web browsing

1 comment September 30, 2008

HTC Touch Diamond (CDMA) review

Here’s HTC Touch Diamond for CDMA. Unlike the previous CDMA Touch, the Touch Diamond boasts some impressive specs: 528Mhz processor, 480×640 VGA display, WiFi, Bluetooth, 4GB of built-in storage. It also sports an updated version of HTC’s TouchFlo software which I previously found to be a pleasant piece of software.

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4 comments September 30, 2008

Need Mor Space?

If 8GB or the rare 12GB micro SDHC cards aren’t big enough for you, Sandisk will have 16GB Micro SDHC and M2 cards available next month for 99.99 and 129.99 respectively. They’ll come with 5 yr warranties.

Add comment September 26, 2008

Blackberry Bold Review

Here’s RIM’s Blackberry Bold. It takes all the features of previous Blackberries and puts them into one device. It also adds a fantastic higher resolution display, a snazzy leatherette back and more memory.

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11 comments September 26, 2008

n95 8gb and the City: My trip to New York

Traveling with my n95 8gb.

So my wife and I recently had a chance to visit New York. Now I really like New York and have been there a few times in the last couple of years. One problem we always have is finding our way around.

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2 comments September 23, 2008

T-Mobile Unveils the T-Mobile G1 — the First Phone Powered by Android

T-Mobile Phone Boasts an Intuitive Touch Screen and QWERTY Keyboard,
Plus Popular Google Products and Fresh, New Applications

NEW YORK – Sept. 23, 2008 – T-Mobile today announced the international launch of the world’s first Android™-powered mobile phone in partnership with Google. Available soon only for T-Mobile customers spanning two continents, the T-Mobile G1 combines full touch-screen functionality and a QWERTY keyboard with a mobile Web experience that includes the popular Google products that millions have enjoyed on the desktop, including Google Maps Street View™, Gmail™, YouTube™
and others.

“We are proud that T-Mobile is the first operator in the world to launch an Android-powered mobile device,” said Christopher Schläffer, group product and innovation officer of Deutsche Telekom. “Since 2005, Google has been an established partner in T-Mobile’s groundbreaking approach to bringing the open mobile Internet to the mass market. With the T-Mobile G1, we are continuing our strong tradition of being pioneers in the world of the open Internet.”
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Add comment September 23, 2008

Motorola Q9h

Here’s my Motorola Q9h review.

It’s been a while since I’ve used a Windows Mobile Phone as a daily phone but I thought the Q9h was alright.

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5 comments August 22, 2008

Nokia n95 8GB review

Here’s my review of the Nokia n95 8GB.

Here’s a funny tidbit. I use a regular Nokia n95 sometimes. When I found out that Rogers was going to carry the Nokia n95 8GB) I was a little peeved ‘regular’ people on Rogers could have a cooler phone than me.

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12 comments August 20, 2008

Apple iPhone 3G Review

While the iPhone 3G has been covered to death, here’s my review of the iPhone 3G.

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8 comments July 31, 2008

Virgin Mobile Email

With the launch of Virgin Mobile Canada’s newest mobile (the LG Rumour) can the release of a new service-Virgin Mobile Email. The service allows you to access your email accounts from you mobile device.  Configure the program (free download from Virgin Mobile Live) to access your webmail, POP, or IMPA accounts.  Virgin Mobile Email only costs $3/month (Prepaid and Postpaid) but unlimited mobile browsing is required at an additional $7/month.

Currently the only supported device is the LG Rumor but more compatible devices should be coming soon.  Head over to Virgin Mobile to learn more about Virgin Mobile E-mail.

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1 comment July 19, 2008

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