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PSP Lookalike Mobile Phone with Flip-Out Gaming Pad Posted: 06 Mar 2009 08:59 AM PST Check out this new phone from the land of "Mobile Clones", China. Ok, this is not a clone of any mobile phone but it looks more like a PSP Phone with a flip out gaming pads and the best part is that this phone can play NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) games and costs just 140$ thats so cheap man. How come these Chinese get all this ceap technology up and running. The phone model is Cool8800C and sports features that will drive you crazy, ok not crazy but yeah the features are pretty good. The phone has dual SIM card functionality, E-Book reader, Dual screen, NES Games compatibility, TV Receiver, MP3/MP4, card support goes upto 8GB...didnt I say you that when you compare the price with the features you will go Wow!! If you are planning to buy one to us within India then keep dreaming as the government is coming down pretty hard on such mobile phones. If you like this phone then check out the Nokia 5800 look-alike D5800i WebXpress and Supermen Branded N66 Phone.

Samsung Promoting Notebook Sales in a Unique Way Posted: 06 Mar 2009 08:35 AM PST Ok, now you might have not heard of such kind of offer before. Samsung India Ltd will be offering its J700 multimedia mobile phone free, with its entire range of Notebook PCs. This, i must say, is a good way Samsung is trying to boost up the sales of its notebooks. Samsung's mobile phones have pretty good takers here in India and offering a Samsung mobile phone with every Notebook might do some trick for Samsung. This offer will be valid till March 2009. To talk more about the J700, it is a pretty good multimedia phone with metallic finish, 1.3 mega pixel snapper, MP3 player, Bluetooth connectivity. I guess this is a good promotional campaign by Samsung and will do the trick for its Notebooks.

Nokia Wants to Lead the Internet on Mobile Trend Globally Posted: 05 Mar 2009 06:27 PM PST Since 2007, Nokia has invested as well as restructured itself in such a way that it churns out devices that are best suited for users who look for entertainment from their mobile phones. Whether it is Internet, multimedia, navigation, music and other entertainment form like gaming. Over the last two years Nokia concentrated on music, maps, media, messaging and games but now the company wont be investing much in these areas. The investment levels will drop as compared to the previous year. Of course we know the reason, the current economic recession. Its not thta falling investment levels point toward Nokia's interest going down in these 5 content areas. Nokia will drive its initiative to become a global leader in Internet on mobile and focus on building customer base and loyalty in these areas. So in the coming days Nokia now will not come up with some break through or entirely new things but focus on enhancing its portfolio and how it can deliver value to the customer. [Via: mocoNews]

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