Mobile Phone Reviews Rotating Header Image

February, 2010:

Motorola RAZR V8: Engineering genius by Motorola

The representative of the second generation phones RAZR – Motorola RAZR2 V8 is the newest incarnation of the engineering genius by Motorola.

Motorola RAZR2 V8 has a gorgeous external display, a modern processor, touch control player and many other cutting edge technologies integrated in it.

The phone has got a built in 2 megapixel camera (without flash) and can record video with a resolution of 176 x 144 pixels. The external display of Motorola RAZR2 V8 is of excellent quality and the body is being made of stainless steel with special coating.

The Music Player is implemented well with side buttons facilitating the management and the sound quality of the phone is one of the best on the market.

Disadvantages may include a satisfactory camera and no radio, which is quite surprising for a music phone.

Motorola RAZR V8 Features :

  • Super-slim, stainless steel frame, internal antenna. metal and glass housing
  • Large 2.0″ QVGA (320 x 240) 262K color external display with contextual touch interaction
  • 2.2″ QVGA (320 x 240) internal display, 262K color
  • 2.0 MP camera with 8x zoom
  • MotoSync™
  • 420MB end user memory
  • Full HTML broswer for surfing
  • EDGE Class 12
  • MPEG 4 video capture and playback
  • Messaging through MMS, WV, SMS3
  • 500 minutes talk time and standby battery backup up to 280 hours

Nokia cuts prices, wants the crown again in mobile market

The Finnish Giant Nokia, after almost spending a year or so in shadows has come to the limelight.

Report suggests within this period Nokia has invested in the development of GSM, UMTS/3G WCDMA and WLAN order of 40 billion euros. Not only this, Nokia might have just started the price war again cutting prices of its phones upto 10% according to the latest reports.

Nokia generally reduces prices across its range a few times a year as it introduces new models and adjusts to changes in demand, but this was particularly stringent. The company said that the slashes in prices are part of its normal business and that they usually do it a couple times per year.

“This latest round of price adjustments sees Nokia taking its low-cost Symbian devices into new territory,” said Ben Wood, CCS Insight Research Director, in an interview.