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Sony Ericsson W810 review: Walkman on the EDGE

Sony Ericsson W810 review: Walkman on the EDGE

Michal Sedlák, 10 May 2006

A few months after launching its new W810 model, Sony Ericsson delivered it to our office. This black twin of the famous W800 model features EDGE and the main menu has undergone slight modifications. All other applications have remained untouched. The new W810 is much more about color emotions, sport spirit, and launching novelties at all costs.


Nokia N91 review: Real celebrity

Nokia N91 review: Real celebrity

Michal Sedlák, 09 May 2006

4 GB hard disk • 2 megapixel camera • Symbian 9.1 OS • brilliant music player • Voice recognition • Bluetooth • EDGE • Wi-Fi • 3G compatibility. With all those rich features the phone packs quite a punch, but would it make it to the final round?


Samsung X700 review: Rich features

Samsung X700 review: Rich features

Jan Horalík, 04 May 2006

Here is the remarkable Samsung phone with classic shape, X700. Its features are so rich that it can face up the best models of the competition. Among others, it features a 1.3 megapixel camera, EDGE Class 10, a microSD memory card slot, and stereo speakers.


Nokia N80 vs. Sony Ericsson K800: 3 megapixel shootout

Nokia N80 vs. Sony Ericsson K800: 3 megapixel shootout

GSMArena team, 29 April 2006

The first Nokia 3 megapixel camera phone, N80, just hit the market. The Sony Ericsson K790/K800 might follow soon and it comes with the famous Cyber-shot logo. We decided that it will be interesting to test the photo capabilities of the two phones head to head. Sony Ericsson K750 joins the party.


Sony Ericsson Z530 review: The music beetle

Sony Ericsson Z530 review: The music beetle

GSMArena team, 26 April 2006

Sony Ericsson launched Z530, their latest clamshell with music features just as we expect the W300 model to hit the market. At first glance, the two phones look very similar since they have exactly the same dimensions, but the W300 has more features and a better display. The advantage of Z530 is the expected lower price.


Motorola E1070 review: Chubby RAZR

Motorola E1070 review: Chubby RAZR

David Polesný, 23 April 2006

Motorola E1070 is an attractive clamshell offering plenty of features and the characteristics of the Motorola RAZR model. However, it is thicker. On the other hand, it has conveniences like 3G support, a megapixel camera, a MP3 player and a memory card slot.


Samsung D800 review: A step into high-class

Samsung D800 review: A step into high-class

David Polesný, 13 April 2006

It is low, wide, and attracts sights from all around. It is not Ferrari, nor is it Lamborghini. I am writing about the new Samsung D800 - a luxury flat bar with sliding construction, featuring a display of exceptional quality and pretty rich software equipment.


Nokia 3250 review: Rubik's phone

Nokia 3250 review: Rubik's phone

Michal Sedlák, 05 April 2006

Nokia's portfolio features another new music phone and that's the Nokia 3250. The device features a 2 megapixel camera, a built-in radio, the latest Symbian OS 9.1; on the top of it, it uses the tiniest memory cards in the world and comes with a wide range of accessories. If you wonder whether you should buy Nokia 3250 or Sony Ericsson W800, read our detailed review, which we hope will help you to make the right decision.


Motorola SLVR L7 review: Slim style

Motorola SLVR L7 review: Slim style

Jan Horalík, 23 March 2006

Here comes the ideal mobile solution for all those who are not in love with clamshells, but do like Motorola Razr’s slim design. Motorola has decided to continue the path marked by its popular Razr by launching a new line of slim phones with classic construction. The best equipped among them is the new Motorola SLVR L7.


Motorola RAZR V3x review: Sweet-sour mix

Motorola RAZR V3x review: Sweet-sour mix

Michal Sedlák, 13 March 2006

Here comes the most equipped non-OS Motorola phone of all times! Not exactly a razor-thin phone, made of plumy plastic. It features a 2 megapixel camera with brilliant macro mode and flash LED, and a top-class display. 3G is a matter of fact. At the same time, its MP3 player as well as certain features, are somewhat poor.


New Sony Ericsson models: First look

New Sony Ericsson models: First look

David Polesný, 06 March 2006

Our team has had the opportunity to evaluate all six new models from Sony Ericsson – 3 megapixel camera phones, a new clamshell and its music-orientated twin; the successor of the famous Sony Ericsson K700 and the cheapest Sony Ericsson camera phone. More than a hundred of live pictures for you in this review only!


Nokia 6280 review: High-class slider

Nokia 6280 review: High-class slider

Marek Lutonský, 05 March 2006

Nokia has created its new 6280 as a substitute for Nokia 6230i. Is this a successful move? Nokia 6280 is literally bulged with functions. On the other hand, it features quite an exotic slide-out construction, which provokes missunderstanding in the end user. Read this detailed mega review to find the answer to this question.

Tags: Nokia, S40, MobilMania


2 MP camera test: 6280 vs. N70 vs. D750

2 MP camera test: 6280 vs. N70 vs. D750

M. Lutonský, D. Polesný, 02 March 2006

Nokia 6280, Nokia N70 and Sony Ericsson D750 all belong to the camera phones elite. Each of them is equipped with a 2 megapixel camera. So which one takes the best pictures then?


3GSM Barcelona 2006 live coverage

3GSM Barcelona 2006 live coverage

GSMArena team, 12-16 February 2006

The 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona ended in February 16-th after gathering about 50,000 people near the newest technologies and products in the mobile phone industry. The attendance in the first day of the Congress was bigger than the total attendance of last year's 3GSM in Cannes.

Tags: 3GSM 2006


Siemens S75 review: Serious competitor

Siemens S75 review: Serious competitor

David Polesný, 05 February 2006

The new Siemens Class S is not just a „boring“ mobile phone meant for work. Apart from luxury elegancy, brilliantly elaborated functions and fast data transfers, it offers an excellent MP3 player and a high-class camera. And what about the price? It’s so low that it is hard to believe.


Motorola L6 review: Affordable RAZR bar

Motorola L6 review: Affordable RAZR bar

Ivo Mareček, 02 February 2006

Everything started with the Razr. The success of the ultra thin clamshell has put Motorola on the top of the high-class phones. Intended for the ordinary user with its reasonable price, the Motorola L6 follows the example. The equipment however won’t shine much; at least the construction will inspire.


Nokia 7370 review: Oh L’Amour

Nokia 7370 review: Oh L’Amour

Michal Sedlák, 24 January 2006

This is the first Nokia phone with swivel design. Moreover, this is a phone that comes as a part of a special fashion line of Nokia models, called L'Amour. It is all covered with flowers and has plenty of innovations: impressive QVGA resolution, active stand-by display, "clouds" interface, appropriate synchronization order...There is no doubt that Nokia 7370 will whirl up the market, especially considering the fact that it stands on the basis of the luxury Nokia 8800!


Alcatel OT-S853 review: A music touch

Alcatel OT-S853 review: A music touch

Marek Lutonský, 15 January 2006

Now, we can introduce to you one of the most expected mobile phones lately, the music Alcatel OT S853. It has stereo speakers, supports Bluetooth and EDGE, ordinary headphones may be connected. This is an Alcatel, we may expect a good price/ performance ratio.


Nokia 7380 review: Weird and stylish

Nokia 7380 review: Weird and stylish

Marek Lutonský, 07 January 2006

Nokia is a company, which can take liberty to experiment. And it does. The 7380 model looks like a chocolate bar. Instead of a display it has a small mirror, instead of a keypad – a scroll wheel. At the same time Nokia 7380 is a very good mobile phone with operational system that is not so difficult to get used to.


Sony Ericsson W900 review: Walkman the Third

Sony Ericsson W900 review: Walkman the Third

David Polesný, 03 January 2006

Its entertainment options are immense - 3G support, brilliant MP3 player, 2 megapixel camera, memory cards, top-class display and unusual rotating construction. I am sure all technology fans will be excited, but let us see if this excitement will last.


Qtek 8310 review: An elf outruns the giants

Qtek 8310 review: An elf outruns the giants

Marek Lutonský, 30 December 2005

Let me name some of its features: a smartphone equipped with the latest version of Windows Mobile OS, Wi-Fi and EDGE support, fine display with a resolution of 240 × 320 pixels, size and weight comparable to the ones of standard mobile phones. This is all Qtek 8310 – one of the best smartphones on the current market. What’s more, it hits the market at an attractive price.


Nokia 6111 review: Venus and maybe Mars too

Nokia 6111 review: Venus and maybe Mars too

Michal Sedlák, 17 December 2005

We have tested the stylish Nokia 6111 slider. It's delicate; it has megapixel camera, MP3 player and built-in radio. Why the memory card is missing though? Nokia says that it is a phone for the ladies. Can it turn men's heads, too?

Tags: Nokia, S40, MobilMania


Qtek 9100 review: Cheaper than expected

Qtek 9100 review: Cheaper than expected

M. Lutonský, J. Kuruc, 07 December 2005

We have tested the Qtek 9100 communicator which comes from the HTC Wizard platform. O2 XDA mini S, T-Mobile MDA Vario and i-mate K-JAM are devices from the same platform, this is why this review applies to them too. The Qtek 9100 offers a comfortable sliding keyboard, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth as well as the Windows Mobile Ver 5.0 OS - all this at a very attractive price.


Sony Ericsson W550 review: Walkman for less

Sony Ericsson W550 review: Walkman for less

Ivo Mareček, 29 November 2005

Sony Ericsson W550 features Walkman music player, plenty of internal storage, good mobile internet options and an interesting construction. However, it lacks memory card slot. Is it to offer something more than the competitors? To find out – read the following review.


Nokia N80: First look

Nokia N80: First look

Marek Lutonský, 23 November 2005

Yesterday Nokia presented its new N80 smartphone N80 (being in its final stage of development). It is a slide phone with rich equipment and exquisite design. We had the chance to see and evaluate both its silver and the dark version. Let us now try to describe our impressions and provide you with several dozens of live photos.


Samsung i300 review: Smartphone with a hard disk

Samsung i300 review: Smartphone with a hard disk

Roman Krejča, 22 November 2005

There is no doubt that the new Samsung i300 smartphone represents the best of the best Windows Mobile OS can offer nowadays. It has a 3GB hard disk, a high-quality display, a unique steering control button as well as plenty of functions, of which the music ones are probably the most successful. The phone’s equipment is wrapped up into a compact and quite elegant body.


Nokia 6060 review: Magical attraction

Nokia 6060 review: Magical attraction

Michal Sedlák, 15 November 2005

Nokia has prepared a new clamshell for the fans of the stylish phones. The phone features a TFT display and an exceptionally comfortable keypad. It plays MP3 files as well. Yet, the number of minuses is somewhat high: Nokia 6060 does not have an external display, its antenna sticks out and the polyphonic sound is low-quality. There is however one thing that this phone does not lack for sure – it literally exudes charisma.

Tags: Nokia, S40


Samsung D600 review: Black star

Samsung D600 review: Black star

Roman Krejča, 08 November 2005

Samsung D600 is a mobile phone with a brilliant display, 2 megapixel camera, memory card and a lot of functions. It will win you over with its stereo sound and the many possibilities for TV connection.

Tags: Samsung


Sony Ericsson K600 review: Retro 3G

Sony Ericsson K600 review: Retro 3G

Michal Sedlák, 03 November 2005

We have tested the Sony Ericsson K600 with 3G support. It’s similar to the excellent K750 in many things. The camera is worse, but it has two instead. Want to step into 3G? We have a proposition for you.


Nokia N70 review: Universal fighter

Nokia N70 review: Universal fighter

Marek Lutonský, 26 October 2005

Nokia N70 is a smart mobile phone. It is so smart, that it has basically everything. It supports 3G, has a 2 megapixel camera, three times more memory space than its forerunners, a radio, a MP3 player, memory card slot… But don’t worry, we will also point out many Nokia N70 cons in this extended review.

Tags: Nokia, N-series