Sony Ericsson K530i in Red For Chinese New Year

Sony Ericsson decided to redo the K530i in red for Chinese New Year in Taiwan along with the Warm Silver and Thunder Black. Additional features include: 2mpx camera, Access NetFront browser, RSS support, USB, FM radio, and Bluetooth, Screen: 176×220 pixel, 262,144-colour TFT, Memory Stick Micro support (up to 2 GB); 16 MB internal memory, 2.5x digital zoom, picture blogging, video recording, A2DP support, Media Player, Music Tones, PlayNow, TrackID, Speakerphone. The K530i is now available exclusively in Taiwan for $273.

Google's New Smart Fone

Ever since Gizmodo snapped photos of supposed Google-powered mobile phones, speculations abound regarding their debut. The pic above is an HTC (a Taiwanese company) manufactured Google Android smartphone prototype. It's a hair's width away from being hideous but people are pumped up for an early 2008 release. There have been talks of a Mobile World Congress release in Barcelona on February 11, 2008. It's not too long until the Congress, folks. We'll all have to be holding our breath until then.

Hottest Releases in Jan-2008

Samsung SGH-F250


General Features:

Phone type	Triband
Networks	GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900
Connectivity options	EDGE, GPRS, WAP, Java, Bluetooth, USB
Weight w/battery	96 g
Battery type(s) supported	Rechargeable 1,200mAh battery
Additional functions	PictBridge; organizer; picture editing; voice memo; offline mode; email

This is the usual GSM Triband phone cooked by samsung. As one can see this is a slider model with a metallic finish which makes it look classic and posh. It has a TFT screen with a resolution of 128 x 160-pixel. The internal built in memory is 20MB and has external compatibility of TransFlash / microSD. The con of this phone is that it has a 1.3 mega pixel cmos digital camera which is quite obsolete compared to the Nokia N-73 (3.2 mega pixel) or Nokia N-95 (5.1 mega pixel). Other than this the performance of the phone has not yet been rated by the user cause it has not yet been released in India.

What is Deja Vu?

Have you ever visited a place or seen someone for the first time and had a very familiar feeling about the same? Or maybe you're deep in conversation with a friend and you suddenly get the feeling that you've had the exact conversation before, even though you know that you haven't. If you've ever found yourself in either of these situations, you've experienced déjà vu. Sixty to 70 percent of us admit to getting this feeling at least once in our lives. The sight, sound, taste or even smell of something makes us think that we've experienced it before, although we know that we couldn't have.
Wonder what could cause it? Well there are plenty of theories to explain it, it is upto to you to choose which one to believe.
Visit here for more information: http://science.howstuffworks.com/deja-vu.htm