Unveiled at CES is the Nokia 7510 Supernova and this phone will be available with T-Mobile in its initial launch. One thing to note is that the 7510 uses UMA technology allowing you to make calls and bridge from cellular to data networks seamlessly.

TECH SPECS:

- Support for POP3 and IMAP4 email accounts
– Digital music player (supports MP3, AAC and AAC+ formats
– FM radio with Radio Data System (RDS)
– 2 megapixel camera with Nokia Image Perfection System (NIPS), LED flash and 4x digital zoom
– 2.2 inch QVGA display, 240 x 320 display with 16 million colors
– A microSD memory card slot for expandable memory (supports up to 8GB microSD memory card)
– Quadband 850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz GSM/GPRS/EDGE
– Dimensions: 3.64 x 1.83 x .66 inches (L x W x H), 4.37 ounces

Photos courtesy of Nokia PR Photos.

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There are two types of phone users: those that buy phones based on pure aesthetics alone and those that buy based on features and benefits. The Samsung-Armani Phone is an affordable piece of elegant technology that was recently launched in Asia. The phone retails for PHP 26,000.00 or roughly US$600 to $700 (the dollar has recently weakened against Peso currency. The “old” price would have been $500.00). Still not bad for a luxury / fashion phone. The Armani P520 is a credit card sized touch screen phone that hails of iPhone inspiration. It is one of Samsung’s few touchscreen phones that actually, as a technophile – would buy if it had 802.11g wireless Internet capabilities. But it doesn’t Nonetheless, the phone is still pretty decent offering more fashion for less the price.

Read on for full specs and photos.

Technical Specs:
Tri-band(900, 1800, 1900 MHz)
EDGE GPRS 10
87.5 X 54.5 X 9.9 mm / 85g
Talk time : Up to 4 hours
Stand-by : Up to 180 hours
60MB with MicroSD support
Bluetooth technology v 2.0 + EDR
USB 2.0
260K 2.6” TFT
Full Touch Screen
3.2 Megapixel (4x Digital Zoom)
Video Recording & Play (MPEG4, 3GP, H.263)
MP3, MIDI, AAC, AAC+

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I had the chance to review the Nokia 7500 Prism. As a follower of the nomenclature Nokia commonly employs, the “7″ series is now dedicated to the fashionista line of phones which are slightly more expensive yet seem to claim similar features with the classic series. The 7500 is no exception, boasting a very unique real estate design. The Prism’s body is designed to look jagged and geometric, thus resembling a precious stone. The middle button is actually not a joystick, but a button designed to move with the thumb presses.

The 7500 runs on the Series 40 platform. One of the newest features highlighted in the Prism is the new Nokia Sensor app which serves as a social networking tool for Nokia phone owners:

Nokia Sensor is designed to promote spontaneous communication between users in sociable settings such as bars, nightclubs and railway platforms, business functions etc. Bluetooth wireless technology is used to detect the presence of other suitably enabled mobile phones located within a radius of 10 meters.

As such, this makes the Prism an added attraction in bars and parties as it becomes an interesting conversation piece for other phone owners who want to meet up within Bluetooth radius.

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