Sunday, August 2, 2009

Siemens M35 : is an extremely sensible and practical handset

The Siemens M35i is a compact little phone. being waterproof

The phone has quick menu keys which are two buttons just under the screen, which can control four functions. You can use them to open new text messages, pick up voicemail messages and soon as they correspond to the text at the bottom of the screen above the button. So to open the menu from the main screen where it says ‘menu’ above the right button, one push on the quick menu key and you are there. Then the left button acts as the up and down through the menu.

The SIM card supplied is a plug-in 1.8V/3V card. The phone is also capable of WAP internet access.

You can store up to 250 telephone numbers and names on the SIM card

The phone has four games

the Siemens m35i is also an extremely sensible and practical handset

General 2G Network GSM 900 / 1800

Announced 2000

Status Discontinued

Size Dimensions 118 x 47 x 22 mm, 99 cc

Weight 125 g

Display Type Monochrome graphic

Size 101 x 54 pixels, 5 lines

- Fixed icons

- Softkey

Sound Alert types Vibration; Monophonic ringtones, composer

Speakerphone No

- DJ sounds

Memory Phonebook 100

Call records 10 dialed, 10 received, 10 missed calls

Card slot No

Data GPRS No

EDGE No

3G No

WLAN No

Bluetooth No

Infrared port No

USB

Camera No

Features Messaging SMS

Browser WAP 1.1

Radio No

Clock Yes

Alarm Yes

Games 4 - Wayout, Reversi, Quattropoli, Minesweeper

Colors 3 - Hurricane Yellow, Half Pipe Blue, Summit Grey

Languages 20

GPS No

Java No

- T9

- Organizer

- Stopwatch

Battery Standard, 500 mAh NiMH

Stand-by 50 h - 180 h

Talk time 90 min - 300 min



(old handphone - www.old-handphone.blogspot.com)

Saturday, August 1, 2009

Get music in my Samsung SGH - M100

Samsung SGH - M100 also function as mp3 player. Have feature 'Mega Bass Booster’ you can choose sound Rock, Jazz, Classic, disco, and Basic (Flat). You can enjoy lovely music, just plug the earphone. But it’s only 32 MB memory ..hehe...


Weighing just over 97 grams, the Samsung SGH-M100 possesses a host of new functions with its menu system being very similar to that of Nokia's - with a touch of animations slapped in. Of the utmost importance, of course, is the MP3 player function that allows users of the phone to simultaneously play music on the phone whilst not using it for its primary purpose. The built-in 32MB memory allows a user to store up to 32 minutes worth of music - which is about 6-8 songs depending on their length.

Supplied with the SGH-M100 is the headset piece with remote control - allowing control over the music function. This 2-ear headset also acts as the portable handsfree whereby calls can be taken even when one has their phone inside their back pocket or bag. Sound quality for both music and normal calls whilst using the headset is superb.

As for the question of how to load the music into the phone's memory, it comes supplied with a parallel cable that connects up to the base of the SGH-M100 and software to load one's choice of music. Installation of the software was a breeze and it did not take much effort to get the phone to connect up.


Call quality, by the phone itself, was standard with the average lifetime of the battery lasting approximately 180 minutes for talk time and around 40 hours of standby (sometimes less dependent on your usage of the MP3 player). If one was to use the MP3 function when they travel between home and work, recharging the phone would probably be a must on a daily basis. In comparison to other phones on the market, battery life is insufficient irrespective of whether the MP3 player was used.

(old handphone - www.old-handphone.blogspot.com)

NOKIA 9110i : computer or phone?

Nokia 9910i is good gadget. This phone can be Personal Digital Assistant. You can type message, email, address book, agenda, and more. Can be linked with PC.

Introduced : December 1998
Network : (2G) GSM 900
Form factor : Flip
Antenna type : External
Size Weight : 253 g (with battery)
Dimensions : 158 x 56 x 27 mm

Display

Type : Graphical
Coloured : No
Resolution Size : 640 x 200 pixels
Memory
SMS : 10
Received calls : 10
Outgoing calls : 10
Lost calls : 10
Calendar notes : Yes
Shared memory : 8
-8 MB total
- 4 MB Operating System and applications
- 2 MB program execution
- 2 MB user data storage )

Processor : embedded AMD 486 processor
Operating System : GEOSE
Mail protocols : SMTP, IMAP4, POP3 and MIME1
Ringtones : Polyphonic ringtones
Ringtone profiles : Yes

Other

WAP browser
- Contacts- Notes
- WWW browser
- Telnet- Terminal
- Calendar & To-do List
- Help
- System & security
Data : Yes, 14400
Infrared : Yes
Email client : Yes
Features Vibration : No
SMS : Send / Receive
Java : No
Games : Yes
Clock : Yes
Alarm : Yes
Calculator : Yes
Calendar : Yes
To-do list : Yes
Multiple numbers / contact : Yes
Handsfree : Yes
Standard Battery Type : Li-Ion
Amperage : 1100 mAh
Standby time GSM : 60 - 17h
Talk time GSM : 3 - 6h

(old handphone - www.old-handphone.blogspot.com)

Thursday, July 23, 2009

ERICSSON R190 : Anywhere with satellite connection

This is a satellite mobile phone. ericsson r190 gsm super have feature who not owned by another phone. can be used anywhere at any time and take advantage of the satellite connection Aces.

• ACeS satellite/GSM 900 dual band
• Weight 210 grams
• Size 130 x 50 x 32 mm
• Ultra slim battery
• Extra snap-on satellite antenna
• Talk time, 3 hours 40 minutes in both modes
• Standby time, 43 hours in both modes
• Smart dialing
• Data, fax, in GSM mode only
The Ericsson R190 is the world's smallest and lightest satellite/GSM dual mode phone specially designed to work with the ACeS regional geostationary satellite, deployed over the Asia Pacific region.
Calls have been placed successfully across the network using the Ericsson R190. Equivalent to a standard GSM phone in design, size and weighing just over 200 grams, the Ericsson R190 phone represents a leap forward for satellite handsets. Ericsson expects to launch the R190 during the second half of 2000.

The Ericsson R190 is capable of operating in both satellite and GSM 900 modes. Once out of cellular range, the phone automatically switches to satellite mode to send or receive calls making it the ideal phone for users travelling to remote areas beyond cellular coverage.

With the dual mode Ericsson R190, subscribers in the Asia-Pacific region can benefit from extended mobile connectivity as a result of the complementary nature of satellite and GSM systems.

The phone is targeted at users who require extended connectivity to be able to call wherever they are in the Asia-Pacific region. ACeS subscribers travelling outside satellite coverage will be able to roam GSM networks worldwide.

The Ericsson R190's small size is enabled by GMSS, which is derived from the popular GSM standard and exploits the filters, mixers and RF base band components already present in a GSM handset. Subscribers are able to roam on GSM networks and remain in communication should they move out of coverage area by switching to satellite mode.

The Ericsson R190 functions in four modes: GSM preferred - searches first for a GSM network and switches to satellite if one isn't found, GSM only - searches only for a GSM network, satellite preferred - searches first for the satellite network and switches to GSM if it is not found, and satellite only - searches only for the satellite network. The phone is complemented by a range of useful accessories that will simplify and help usage in different situations.

(old handphone - www.old-handphone.blogspot.com)