LG has proposed the global launch of the LG-KF510, an acutely slim phone. The phones come loaded with the new color gradations and are the 1st phones to sport this pattern of coloring. The color options will be Stardust Dark Gray and Sunset Red smeared on a full metal body. The LG-KF510 is a slim 10.9mm with an inner slider. The LED touchpad utilizes an ‘Interactive Touch Lighting’ structure, while the display is handled by an Auto Luminance Control to preserve battery life.  Don’t let the undersized size of this phone hoodwink you, however. It is aspect-rich, including a 3 mega pixel digital cam with a power flash and 1 sec response time, and an improved and advanced mp3 player.

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The well-known T-Mobile would now be seen with Yahoo as its favored mobile search provider across Europe, along with ending its operating system with Google for Mobile Search. The move is visible as a minor triumph for Yahoo, which is actually competing with the other search giant Google and Microsoft to win the allegiance of great number mobile internet users. “Well done Yahoo, for knocking Google off the Web ’n Walk home page,” wrote John Delaney, an analyst for Ovum, commenting on the announcement. Web ’n Walk is T-Mobile’s mobile Internet offering. “Mobile is probably at least a consideration in the acquisition attempt,” he added.

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Nokia is now planning to integrate Google Search on their selected handsets. By now Nokia has incorporated Microsoft Windows Live and Yahoo on its cell phones. However, Google search and Nokia’s integration is planning to offer fast and easy accessibility to web information from the selected ones. Once you find what you are looking for, then you can work on that particular information by adding device such as maps, messaging, or other browser with just one single click. We have seen Google Search on Nokia Internet Tablets, and previous year, the Nokia N95 8GB as well became the initial mobile device to totally back up Google’s YouTube. Google Search would first be accessible on four new Nokia Multimedia phones, comprising N96, N78, Nokia 6210 Navigator, and Nokia 6220 Classic.

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Nokia announced the availability of Nokia Internet Radio service. With hundreds of internet radio stations to choose from worldwide, the station directory of Nokia Internet Radio makes music discovery effortless - browsing can be done based on station name, genre, country or language. To find out what hits are hot around the world, hourly updates of the top ten most popular internet radio stations are also available in the station directory.

The Nokia Internet Radio application is currently available for download to the following devices: Nokia N82, Nokia N91, Nokia N95 and Nokia N95 8GB. The application is planned to be available later on further devices and will be embedded in selected upcoming Nokia S60 3rd edition devices. The application can be downloaded for free from http://www.nokia.com/internetradio and will also be embedded in upcoming Nokia S60 3rd edition devices.

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Key Features
3G HSDPA Technology
Quad Band Technology (GSM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800 & GSM 1900)
Large Dual Screens 262k Colour Display (320 x 240 Pixels)
2 Megapixel Camera with 8 x Digital Zoom
Music Player with Touch Sensitive Dedicated Music Keys
Stereo Bluetooth® Wireless Technology with A2DP

Pros:

• Sleek and sturdy design
• Excellent voice quality and noise-canceling
• Can multitask with music playing
• Very good Opera browser
• Loud speaker
• Great style
• Superb construction
• User-friendly keypad

Cons:

• Smudges easily with fingerprints
• No over-the-air music purchases
• Incompatible with Video Share service
• Lack of 3G.
• Limited memory
• Average camera

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