“The business messenger market though realized that office workers and businessmen need an all-in-one tool that would allow them to work efficiently during the day and to have fun or just relax in the evenings and weekend. So essentially it has come to this that purely business handsets are gradually being equipped with more and more extra features such as a music player, a video player, a camera, etc. The market niche for such devices is fiercely competitive and it seems that our new Nokia has plunged into the deep with some other serious swimmers such as Palm Treo, Blackberry Pearl, Motorola Q, HTC S620, Sony Ericsson M600, Samsung i320, iMate JAQ plus several HP IPAQ products. And if you look at the details, the Nokia E61i is even functionally identical to Nokia E70.” Read this great review here:
Samsung SCH B750 Camcorder DMB Phone
“Samsung has presented their latest DMB phone with Camcorder function. The model, SCH-B750 has a 3 megapixel camera with auto focusing feature. Similar to Nokia N93 design, the LCD screen can be twisted to use the phone like a camcorder.Specifications:
Size: 99 x 51 x 16mm
Display: 2.2″ 256k colors 240 x 320 TFT
External Display: 1.1″ OLED
3 megapixel camera, auto focus
namecard recognization
microSD card slot
USB
VOD/MOD/MP3
TV-Out” via slashphone.com
imate JAQ3 Pocket PC Phone Review
“Looking at it, one of the first impressions of the JAQ3 is that it’s the slightly fatter cousin of the Samsung BlackJack. This is deceptive, of course, as the JAQ3 is a Pocket PC phone, rather than a WM Smartphone like the BlackJack. But the design similarity–if not to the BlackJack specifically, then to the overall class of thin keyboard smartphones–is undeniable. And thin it is–the JAQ3 measures just 0.57 inches thick, making it one of the slimmest Pocket PC phones on the market, significantly beating out all the Treos and the HTC Hermes, albeit in a larger footprint than those others.The main design feature of the JAQ3 is quite plainly the keyboard. A full 39-key layout, it takes up over half of the device’s face, laid out below the directional pad in the tradition of the Treos and the slim Windows smartphones.” Read more here: