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Free Tv On My Computer – Until now Ive tended to enjoy my TV shows on my TV screen… my computer news on my computer screen my music tunes in my music player etc. etc.
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This much awaited phone has been the talk of the town since it was announced in Feb 2009. At the time of the announcement Sony had predicted the launch of this phone in the 2nd half of 2009; however, rumors suggest that it may be on sale in Oct or Nov 2009. During a recent visit to a press conference we got an opportunity to get a feel of this phone. IDOU is just a prototype name for this model which is still unnamed. ‘Idou’ in Japanese means ‘a change’ and looks like this phone is going to change the way we look at phones.
This impressive smartphone is equipped with a 12.1 megapixel camera, which is greatly enhanced with functions like autofocus, xenon flash, image stabilizer and Smile Shutter technology (it only captures an image when a person is smiling, how cool is that!), geo-tagging and face detection. It also has all the advanced features such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, A-GPS, microSD memory slot, USB 2.0 connectivity, touchscreen, HSDPA and an accelerometer, this means that the phone detects the angle in which it’s being held and can change the screen to portrait or landscape view. Sony Ericsson IDOU has a 3.5 inch display screen that completely covers the front. The touchscreen is very responsive and easy to use. The touch screen provides quick access to functions like the camera and phonebook within a single touch; in addition, there are touch music player controls on the display. You can also access the main menu; the video player, messages, and the search option, there are dedicated keys for each of these at the bottom of the display.
On the right side of the phone are the volume rocker, media player controls and a camera shutter. The left has a headset jack/charger port. It’s disappointing that the phone has only one jack and Sony doesn’t provide another jack for the headphone. On the top of the display there is a secondary camera which has been designed for video calls. It is well placed and aided with a light sensor with detects ambience lighting; this makes the camera automatically adjust the brightness of the display depending on its surroundings.
As the IDOU is still in its early stages we are unable to completely test and review the software functions. If the software improves in stability, the Sony Ericsson IDOU is definitely one of the best phone on the market. At the moment Sony is enjoying the anticipation in the market and is heightening it by keeping mum. It hopes to be able to reveal all soon including the official name of the IDOU phone.
LG Rhythm is designed to keep you entertained on the move with its music centric functions, featuring advanced music playback functionality (i.e. 3D sound, unique equalizer) and its special navigation design. And that’s not all, we will check out what LG Rhythm really has to offer.
Designing: The design does have some distinctive features but then those who have seen the LG Chocolate would trace some similarities in the Rhythm. However, what is appreciable is the mechanical scroll wheels that somehow manage to look blended in the overall design which includes a sleekly-designed slider chassis and very perceptive navigational keys. Another aspect that lends a touch of class to the presentation is the smoothness of the edges that are curved in an unconventional, restrained manner that helps to negate any notions of a box-like appearance. The back cover has been very well done with a textured touch to it and this makes the phone appear much high-end than it actually is.
Display: The main display is rather large for the Rhythm’s price and measures 2.0 inches and it appears a lot bigger upon its humble-sized frame. Clear, sharp image display is made possible on the 240 x 320 pixel screen resolution. There is something new about the menu styling — rather than the standard grid and list type menu, the interface presents the different function icons in an intuitive semi circle arrangement. Scrolling through the different functions is a breeze. The biggest factor that makes the Rhythm’s display appear so unique is what lies in the middle of the scroll wheel — you will not find the standard Menu/OK button, but a unique 1 inch touchscreen has been incorporated for improved functionality.
Other features on Offer: There is a phone book to support a thousand entries along with the provision to note down memos and use two e-mail addresses along with 120 MB of user memory. The music player is perhaps the best in the market and it has been enriched with a very interactive user interface. In fact, the wide array of playback features is comparable to many mp3 players. Songs can be categorized under artists, genres or albums and your music numbers can be played in full or list view. More choices are offered in the form of viewing music spectrum or the album art when listening to songs. Further, there is an option to create and edit animations that can be viewed when playing songs. These features are coupled with a 1.3 Megapixel camera that might seem simplistic for a device that is breakthrough in many ways, but then it helps to get the pricing right.