The Mobile Phone that seems to be a Watch

World’s first circular display mobile phone with 16 million colors in 300 DPI resolution is Motorola AURA. Inspired by handcrafted designs in costly watches, Motorola AURA is an exclusive handset which breaks tradition and redefines fine art in mobile phone design and production. Aura produces a sensory skill which is second to none for peoples with superb tastes. From the first moment you pick up AURA you shall bump up your own know-how in lavishness and without comparison excellence. It is a scrupulously crafted gadget in stainless steel housing along with chemically etched patterns and textures which take almost 15 days to etch sculpt and polish it.

Crystal Talk Technology gives absolute clearness and profound resonance to each and every dialogue an AURA possessor has, even in noisy circumstances. Mirror Polish Finish is augmented with PVD coating, it is used when manufacturing luxury watches, gives Motorola AURA shining finish like mirror. Aluminum Keypad with individual aluminum keys are shaped, anodized with spin-finish is applied and assembled in AURA.

Few Features of Motorola Aura :
Works on Bands/Modes – 850, 900, 1800 and 1900, EDGE Class 12, GPRS Class 12
Weight – 141 grams
Dimensions – 97 x 48 x 19 mm
Display – Round LCD, 39mm diameter, 480 pixels diameter
Messaging – Email (IMAP/POP3 embedded) 1, open source, SMS, MMS
Connectivity – USB 2.0 Hi-Speed, Stereo Bluetooth3 class-1, Version 2.0 plus A2DP and EDR
Memory – 2GB
Camera – 2 Megapixels fixed focus camera
Video – Capture/Playback/Streaming1, MPEG4, H.263, H.264
Audio – WMAv9, WMAv10, WAV, MP3, MIDI, AAC, AAC+, AAC+ Enhanced
Ringtones – polyphonic 64 channels, MP3
Memory Phonebook – 1000 entries, Photo call
Call Records – 30 missed calls, 30 received calls and 30 dialed calls
Browser – Open Source
Battery – 780 mAh minimum, 810 mAh typical
Talk Time – up to about 7.3 hours
Standby Time – up to about 16 days

Certainly, the visual voicemail function contained on the iPhone is one of the biggest sale motivators. With the iPhone there is no need to call into a voicemail message box or entering any passwords to listen to messages left by others. There is no need to listen to all messages and continuously pressing buttons to listen to the remainder of the messages.

Whenever a caller leaves a voicemail message the iPhone will wake up and display a notification on the screen of the voicemail message that was left. If activated, you may also hear the message alert tone sounding.

Setting up Voicemail
The first time you visit the Voicemail screen you will be prompted to set a numeric password for your voicemail account. This will only be required the first time you access this facility.

Here you will also be asked to record a message for your voicemail facility. You will have two options here, as you can make use of the iPhones’ custom pre-recorded default message or create your own custom recorded message.

Viewing Voicemail Messages
Once here, you will be in a position to view all received voicemail messages in chronological order. This list will display the callers’ name, if listed in your contacts list and the telephone number from where they dialled.

You are now in a position to view and listed to any voicemail message you wish. You are not restricted to listen to messages in a specific order.

In order to listen to a voicemail message, simply tap the name of the message twice. This is in contradiction with the usual one-tap function of the iPhone.

Remember, it is required that you turn on the phone speaker as you will be looking at your phone and not holding it to your ear.

Also, important to note is that the iPhone will store new messages for a period of 30 days. Ensure that you visit this facility frequently in order to prevent a loss of information.

Sony Ericsson’s enormously well-liked P series has been an embryonic line of phones on the gadgets platform. With every new product, Sony has constantly upgraded it to the next step. Foremost was the P800, second the P900, and then introduced the P910 and P990i, which were regarded by nearly all of tech critics as the most looked-for device last year. Therefore welcome the newest addition to the P series, the P1.

The screen is a QVGA (320×240 pixels), 66mm transflective display with touch hold up. It is easier to make use of it in day light environment and the colors and contrast can be called as brilliant. The screen of the instrument is touch responsive so it’s more flimsy than instruments without touch hold up. A screen saver foil is suggested and will too aid in maintaining the display neat and clean as it’s vulnerable to grease and smears/sweat from face and fingers.

Specifications of Sony Ericsson P1 :

Dimensions – 17 x 55 x 106 mm
Weight –    124 gram
Works on 2G Network – 900, 1800 and1900 GSM,
3G Network – UMTS 2100
Display – Size – 320 x 240 pixels, 66 mm, 256K colors, TFT resistive touch screen, Handwriting recognition, QWERTY keypad
Camera – Primary- autofocus, 3.15 megapixels, 1536 x 2048 pixels, Video- yes, VGA videocall camera
Data – Bluetooth – v2.0 with A2DP, USB – v2.0, Infrared port – Yes, WLAN – 802.11b WI-FI, 3G – 384 kbps, HSCSD – Yes, GPRS – Class 10 (4+ 1/3+2slots), 32 – 48 kbps

Other Features :

• Messaging- SMS, MMS, instant messaging, Email
• CPU- 32-bit Philips Nexperia PNX4008 208 MHz processor
• OS – Symbian OS v9.1, UIQ 3.0
• Games – Pro Golf Quadrapop and downlodable games
• Java- Yes, MIDP 2.0 and voice memo, organizer, business card scanner, document viewer (word, PDF, power point and excel), syncML, media player (MP3, AAC, video)

Phonebook Memory – virtually limitless entries and fields, plus photocall
Call Records Memory – virtually limitless
Internal Memory – 256 MB ROM, 128 MB RAM, 160 MB storage
Card Slot Memory – stick micro memory up to 4GB, 512 MB card incorporated
Speaker Phone – Yes
Alert Types – aac ringtones, MP3, downloadable polyphonic, vibration
Battery – Standard battery, Li-Po 950 mAh
Stand by time up to 440 hours (2G) / Up to 350 hours (3G)
Talk time  up to 10 hours (2G) / Up to 3 hours 30 minutes (3G)
Colors – Silver and Black