Latest Opera Mobile 9.7

Next week, besides Skype for iPhone, apparently CTIA will get the new one, Opera Mobile 9.7. This newest Opera brings the latest Presto 2.2 rendering engine that support for Web technologies like Ajax and Flash. It also gets better tools and standard support, Google Gears support and hardware acceleration Open GL ES.

What is the other? Opera Mobile 9.7 supports Opera Turbo, the Opera compression technology. So we can get the enhanced browse speed as Turbo claiming, the data will be compressed up to 80%. Wow.... . This Opera Mobile 9.7 with shinning colors look also has more security.

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Skype for iPhone

GigaOM has told that a Skype for iPhone app will be launched next week. What this app will offer? We hope it includes 2 sweet features like the Skype 3.0 Beta version for Windows Mobile, file transfer and SMS.

No info about its price yet. The app will be released in CTIA at April 1st. Although this is now only a rumor but it seems to be true. Another alternative of bringing Skype and VoiP application are not so impressive, so we hope for this one.

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Nokia N97 vs Sony Ericsson Idou

Compared with the previous X1, Sony Ericsson Idou is predicted to gain more mass hype. Not only because it is the 1st 12 Mpx camera phone GSM, but it runs on the newest Symbian User Interface that currently is in developing process. Idou are equipped with GPS, WIFi and 3.5-inch touchscreen with 360 x 640 pixels resolution. Its mentioned UI is faster than other we've know (even with iPhone and N97).



These are some comparison within Nokia N97 vs Sony Ericsson Idou.

Screen
Both have Touch Screen with accelerometer sensor.

Feature
Idou is speculated with its new breed apps while N97 brings TV out connectivity, Digital Compass, Nokia Maps 2.0 with A-GPS, Mp3, AAC, Flash Lite, Mp4 and Player WMV, and 3GP for Video playback, Pocket office T9.

Camera
Idou has 12 Mpx camera with Face and Smile Detection, LED flash and geotagging. N97 has 5 Mpx carl zeiss, autofocus and LED flash camera.comparison-cam.

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Samsung B7300 Smartphone

This smartphone of Samsung uses WinMo UI and TouchWiz UI so you are able to easily customize its homecreen via the widgets on its side. The phone brings 3 Mpx camera with auto focus, micro USB slot as well as microSD slot. This phone using mini USB connector.

It has 4 navigation buttons at the bottom display. We can find volume control and answer/end button on its side. Not sure if this phone will be available in Europe.

This info comes from a Chinese forum.

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Phone Review : Nokia E55

Nokia E55 has nicely blended the business features and style in a good way. Nokia had launched E55 on MWC. The full keyboard phone had Nokia Messaging Email Client pre-installed as well as the access to Microsoft Exchange and IBM Lotus Notes.

E55 is based on S60 3rd edition Feature pack 2 and has a healthy 1500mAh battery.

The more features are mentioned below:

* bluetooth
* USB
* 3.2 megapixel digital camera with fixed focus and LED flash
* VGA resolution video recorder (640 x 480 pixels)
* 116x49x9.9mm size
* 98 g weight
* HSDPA and HSUPA
* A-GPS and digital compass
* WiFi
* 3.5 mm audiovisual jack

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Sony Ericsson Launches the New Panels for Xperia X1

Sony Ericsson had launched its two new panels, Spb Weather and Spb Traveler. The two Xperia 1 panels can be got via Sony Ericsson site or directly download via your device. Spb Weather costs $26.95 and Spb Traveler costs $17.95. The discount will be available for the Xperia X1 owner.

We will wait for the next panels launching. They are now in beta version:

# The panel from CNN, displays the headlines and weather
# The panel from Skype, quick launcher of Skype
# On-The-Road panel, recording and tracking your Xperia thru GPS
# Mytopia, games included panel

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