MP3 Player Guide

If you travel by car nowadays, you never have to worry about directions, since we all have a car navigation system at our disposal. But what if you are traveling by another means and in an unfamiliar area? That’s when an outdoor GPS device comes in handy. Regardless of whether you’re an outdoor sportsman, cyclist, biker, walker, tourist or recreationist, this GPS receiver will always make sure you’re able to find your way back. We received the Wintec G-Trender WSG-1000, an outdoor GPS handheld, to put it through the test.

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Motorola mobile introduces a new multimedia handset, the Motorola Karma QA1. You can’t help it that you’re popular. Actually, you can, with Motorola Karma QA1 cell phone. This curvy and compact handset helps you slide your way up the social ladder with an effortless social networking experience and conversational messaging capabilities over 3G speed. Keep your favorite social networks close with one-click, home screen access over amazing 3G speed. Use Facebook to connect and share with features that allow you to update your status, comment on activities, or post pictures and video. Or click onto MySpace1 to keep your page updated with what you’re doing so your social circle is always looped in.

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Samsung Electronics showcases its latest smartphones at CommunicAsia 2009 – the Omnia II (I8000), OmniaPRO (B7610) as well as the OmniaLITE (B7300). Featuring cutting-edge technology, these mobile devices will strengthen Samsung’s leadership in the smartphone market. The new Omnia smartphone line-up follows the success of the very first flagship ‘Omnia’ phone, Samsung’s milestone Open OS model which was launched at CommunicAsia last year. With the introduction of the new Samsung Omnia smartphone series, featuring diverse functions for a wide range of user needs, Samsung truly offers a variety of smartphones for everyone – from those seeking entertainment to business users to light users.

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HTC Mobile, a global designer and manufacturer of mobile phones, debuted HTC Sense, an intuitive and seamless experience that will be introduced across a portfolio of cell phones beginning with the new HTC Hero Android smartphone. With its distinct design and powerful capabilities fully integrated with HTC Sense, the HTC Hero smartphone introduces a unique blend of form and function that takes Android to new heights. HTC Sense is focused on putting people at the centre by making your phone work in a more simple and natural way. This experience revolves around three fundamental principles that were designed by quietly listening and observing how people live and communicate.

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Samsung Electronics showcases its latest smartphones at CommunicAsia 2009 – the Omnia II (I8000), OmniaPRO (B7610) as well as the OmniaLITE (B7300). Featuring cutting-edge technology, these mobile devices will strengthen Samsung’s leadership in the smartphone market. The new Omnia smartphone line-up follows the success of the very first flagship ‘Omnia’ phone, Samsung’s milestone Open OS model which was launched at CommunicAsia last year. With the introduction of the new Samsung Omnia smartphone series, featuring diverse functions for a wide range of user needs, Samsung truly offers a variety of smartphones for everyone – from those seeking entertainment to business users to light users.

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Summertime! Sony-Ericsson has introduced a new Slider phone. The Sony Ericsson T715 mobile phone allows consumers to stay connected without any compromise on communication features or design. An ultra compact slider mobile phone, the Sony-Ericsson T715 still offers a large keypad and font size allowing you to get the most out of your SMS, MMS or email management. Keep yourself organised in an intuitive way with the Sony Ericsson T715 smart desktop feature, direct reminders of appointments, notes and special animation to remind you of birthdays and global events. Messaging is quick and easy with the ability to review the history of your conversation as you go along.

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