New Mobile Phones: Advancements In Technology And Design

As with everything part of nature or man made, there is a requirement of change. Change brings about improvement and advancement from the previous methods being followed. These changes bring about a necessary revolution as better arenas are developed thus creating a newer trend. The same ideology is followed in technology and electronic gadgets as they become obsolete after a certain period of time. They have a certain time period within which they function to the best of their abilities and beyond which they begin to lose their class. This obsoleteness can be due to old technology being employed or wear and tear of the body structure.

Mainly new mobile phones are introduced to beat competition in your same niche and sometimes to continue the trend of improved technology going. This eventually makes a great situation for the end consumer as they are treated with ever improving gadgets and have a vast variety of phones to choose from. They can buy a product based upon any significant feature that they are looking for, according to price and according to its appearance too. This makes it hard for the manufacturers to make a complete device with all the necessary attributes so they come up with more gadgets to solve the problem. Some of the new mobile phones launched to fancy your needs and desires are Nokia N900, Xperia X2 etc.

Nokia N900 is a slide out full QWERTY based phone with an astoundingly superb display screen and startlingly brilliant features. The phone has 3G services along with supporting quad band network on GSM networks. It has physical proportions of 110.9 mm (length) by 59.8 mm (width) by 18 mm (depth) and weighs 181 grams. The display is its biggest positive with a TFT resistive touchscreen measuring 3.5 inches and capable of displaying a superb 16 million colours. Further features of accelerometer sensor and proximity sensor improve the quality of the display. 32GB of internal space and an additional storage of upto 16GB can be added by using a microSD card. It also has a 5 megapixel camera with Carl-Zeiss optics, auto focus, Dual LED flash, video light and Geo-tagging. It is also possible to record videos in WVGA quality at 25 fps. Secondary camera can be found and used in VGA quality for making video calls. Data connection can be instigated through GPRS/EDGE, HSCSD, 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Infrared and USB. It would operate on a Maemo 5 operating system and have a processor speed of 600MHz.

Sony Ericsson X2 is part of the advanced series of Xperia phones. It has a quad band network on its 2G services and triband on the 3G network. Physical dimensions of 110 mm by 54 mm by 16 mm (length X width X depth) with a body weight of 155 grams. The display just like N900 is truly mind blowing with a size of 3.2 inches and TFT resistive touchscreen in nature. Maximum of 65K colours can be displayed on the screen which features a full QWERTY keyboard under the display, an optical trackpad, Xperia panel user interface and accelerometer sensor. Storage space of 110MB for internal capacity and external of upto 16GB using the microSD card. Pictures and videos can be captured in scintillating quality through its 8 megapixel camera and features of auto focus, LED flash, touch focus, Geo-tagging, face detection, image stabilisation and smart contrast. Videos are recorded in WVGA quality at 30 fps and secondary camera can be used for calling.