The handset offers amazing speeds when you want to access the Web at your fingertips, with Internet Explorer 9 being the preloaded Web browser and one of the Tiles on your home screen (changeable) you can simply tap the logo to access a fast browsing experience. With full HTML5 support and Bing integration for search, you can open new pages and set bookmarks to pages you want to read again or later. The handset is also enabled with WiFi which offers the fastest Internet connection for the Web and emails. Email solutions available include Windows Live or Hotmail among other common providers including GMail and Nokia Email respectively.

The Lumia 900 as with other handsets in this new Windows Phone series such as the Nokia Lumia 800 for example, also has a powerful 8 megapixel camera for photography with touch focus and fast capturing in a single tap. The dual LED and Carl Zeiss optics additionally aid the camera in capturing the best photos, along with the video recording functionality including 30 frames per second recording of video clips. This media can be instantly shared via the messaging services or integrated Facebook and Twitter, among other social networking and media applications available.

Among its other attributes the handset offers an impressive large 4.3 inch AMOLED ClearBlack glass touch display which sits neatly within its poly-carbonate body and adds to the overall elegance of the device design. There is also a front 1 megapixel camera for video calls, along with great connectivity including High Speed USB, microUSB and Bluetooth 2.1 with EDR. The internal storage memory offered is 16 gigabytes and SkyDrive cloud (remote) storage is also available for backup and added space. The phone is powered by a single core 1.4GHz processor along with 512 megabytes of random access memory (RAM) and includes the Windows Phone 7.5 Mango operating system together offering a fast and seamlessly functioning smartphone.

The Nokia Lumia 900 is an impressively designed handset which provides a simplistic and easy to use operating system that works fast and offers many preloaded features. Messaging and other communication as well as connectivity are good, as are the cameras present.

Enjoy Internet connectivity and cool multimedia moments in your handset if it is HTC 7 Trophy. You can click photographs, watch videos, surf internet and all this is made possible by this versatile smartphone. It runs with the power of latest Microsoft Windows Phone 7 OS and Qualcomm Snapdragon QSD8250 1 GHz processor CPU.

Looks Good

HTC 7 Trophy looks stylish in its black colored casing that measures 118.5 x 61.5 x 12 mm and bears a weight of 140 grams. It provides great touchscreen accessibility on its 3.8 inches S-LCD capacitive touchscreen. Additionally, data can also be entered by using the QWERTY keyboard. The display of HTC 7 Trophy is also powered by 16 million colors with support of 480 x 800 pixels screen resolution. In addition to this, auto rotation and auto turn-off is facilitated by accelerometer sensor and proximity sensor respectively.

Superb Multimedia

Vacations or celebrations, don’t let these moments go when you can capture them with the powerful 5 mega pixel camera of HTC 7 Trophy. High resolution still images of 25601920 pixels are beautified further by auto focus and LED flash techniques. Not only this, but wonderful 720p videos are also availed by the camera lens of this mind-blowing gizmo. As far as entertainment quarter is concerned, happiness is promised in form of stereo FM radio, inbuilt music and video player along with fantastic games. Besides it, listening to music has never been so much fun that it is now because of Dolby Mobile and SRS sound enhancement features embedded in HTC 7 Trophy.

Other Charismatic Characteristics

GPRS, EDGE, 3G and Wi-Fi technologies open the realm of internet for the users of HTC 7 Trophy. You can make the data of your handset accessible to other connected device by means of Bluetooth and USB. Communication with friends is easy through SMS, MMS, Email, Push Email and IM features. Moreover, to woo the young users, it provides direct access to Facebook while professionals will be pleased with its document viewer. As far as memory is concerned, its 8 GB internal storage space alongside 576 MB RAM and 512 MB ROM supports all its functions.

Google

The way we search information was completely improved since Google joined the industry. The search giant again improved the way we use our application software with their Google Apps that provide cloud-based email, calendar and documents for small and mid-sized enterprises to large companies. Google recently released Google Music Beta. It is a service which allows you store your music on the internet and provides instant access without having to sync between devices. It was also speculated that Google may be resurrecting their cloud storage project, GDrive.

Amazon

Amazon claims itself Earth’s biggest selection. I thought it may also be one of the best cloud computing companies on this planet. Cloud computing, cloud storage space, cloud data bank, content delivery, payment, monitoring are examples of their services leading in the market. You need to look at Amazon.com’s AWS if you are seeking an outstanding cloud service provider with competitive price.

Apple

Apple’s answer to cloud computing market is to deliver iCloud service to their customers. Using iCloud, people can sync a variety of contents such as pictures, music, movies, documents etc. to cloud, and open or play it from any Mac, PC, iPhone & iPad. Having millions of existing loyal customers, iCloud will probably be a huge success. It was reported that Apple tried to acquire popular cloud storage company Dropbox for $800 millions, but their offer was declined.

Microsoft

Some people believed cloud computing is the threat to Microsoft. Realizing the changing trend, the OS giant is attempting to gain ground among the lead cloud computing companies with Windows Azure. Windows Azure is now really popular among their loyal Windows users.

Salesforce.com

Salesforce.com provides customer relationship management (CRM) products to enterprise consumers. It is one of the most successful cloud providers offering PaaS.

Dropbox

Dropbox, Inc. provides cloud storage to end users. It offers a variety of user clients across diverse mobile and computer OS. Using Dropbox clients, users can easily store and distribute files to others through the internet. Users may also stream audio and video from their Dropbox accounts to mobile Dropbox clients like Android, iPhone and iPad. Free customers can enjoy 2GB of free storage. They can get up to 8 Gigabytes of free online storage by referring other people to Dropbox. Paid account starts from $9.99/month for 50 GB. Dropbox also has 100 Gigabyte plan and large quota subscription.

SugarSync

SugarSync is an online storage company which offers software application to synchronize documents, graphics as well as other media among multiple computing devices (both Mac & Windows), and even automatically back them up online. SugarSync provides 5 Gigabytes of free online storage to every customer.

Box.net

Box.net is a content management and online storage company. Box.net now provides 5 GB to free user, whilst the competitor Dropbox offers only 2 Gigabytes. Nevertheless, Dropbox’s users can get as much as 8 Gigabytes free of charge should they recommend their friends to sign up Dropbox. 500 GB of online storage costs $15/month in Box.net whilst Dropbox will cost you $9.99 for 50 Gigabytes. That is a huge difference. Yet, Dropbox has larger variety of client software – Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iPhone, iPad, Windows Phone, Blackberry etc.

HTC has proudly announced the launch of the new HTC Titan, which is a stylish smartphone in the Windows Phone 7 series. With a mammoth screen that measure 4.7 inches from one end to the other, it is undoubtedly one of the largest smartphones available on the market today. Also, the name says it all, if you were in any doubts about the dimensions of this phone.

Its screen is truly huge. It is larger than the standard iPhone, larger than the HTC Sensation, and even larger than the popular Samsung S2. Being superbly bright and crisp, due to the convenience of Super-LCD technology, credit is also due to the WVGA resolution which classifies it among the top most screens yet seen on an HTC product currently in the market.

The wonderful effect produced literally creates an impression of Windows Phone 7 leaping right off its screen. Thus, reading emails is no longer only easy but a lot of fun as well; playing games is a colorful experience; and watching a movie most immersive.

After you manage to finally overcome the ‘wow’ factor, you will automatically start wondering ‘how to get this massive smartphone into your undersized pocket. In this regard, only being more imaginative will help.

With sizable measurements of 130.6mm height, 70.63mm width, and 9.9mm slimness, the HTC Titan is just a little bit larger in size than the Samsung Galaxy S II, which has an 8.5mm thickness in comparison.

HTC has purposefully designed this Titan smartphone to project just its big screen, rather than much else. Hence, dissimilar to the one you will find around the 5 inch screen of the Dell Streak, you will not find any bezel bulk here. And this does make a big difference. Besides, HTC has sensibly chosen to exclude the kickstand, which helps to cut out the addition bulk for the benefit of resolute users of big screen smartphones.

The device offers everything you would expect; from Wi-Fi internet browsing, 8 megapixel camera and a powerful 1.5 GHz processor. Working in harmony with the new version of the Windows Phone 7 OS (Mango) a great user experience is assured. This combination of features means that it is an effective device for work or play.

The HTC Titan is a great example of form and functionality combined to great effect. It is likely that this will be the phone of choice for numerous consumers who are seeking a phone with a large screen. It is now available on several UK networks, some of which are offering the handset for free when you sign up to one of its tariffs.

A new operating system for mobile phones, Windows Phone 7 has been launched recently and one of the first smartphones to include this new software is the LG Optimus 7. It is a very elegant smartphone with touch screen boasting numerous remarkable features.

It has a rather slimline design, measuring 125 x 59.8 x 11.5 mm and boasting fantastic aesthetics and simple style. The front is largely dominated by the 3.8 inch TFT capacitive touch screen displaying up to 16 million colours at a 480 x 800 pixel resolution. The screen has multi-touch input support and includes as standard proximity sensors and accelerometer. The top quality of the screen the display of pictures and videos are of astonishing quality with clear pictures and fantastic clarity of detail.

For users to store data, music, video files, pictures or downloaded applications, the LG Optimus 7 has 16 GB internal storage, which is most probably enough for the needs of most people and thus there is virtually no need for an additional micro SD slot.

GPRS and EDGE, both in class 10 versions, offers connection to cellular networks, while an HSDPA connection of up to 7.2 Mbps provides a fast internet experience in areas with 3G coverage. A superior browsing experience can be achieved through Wi-Fi connection where local wireless internet routers are available. Bluetooth and micro USB are also provided to connect the handset to other compatible devices and carry out various tasks.

The smartphone comes with an efficient 5 mega pixel digital camera which works at a pixel resolution of 2592 x 1944 pixels and also includes as standard LED flash and autofocus. Users can track the location of their photos through the geo-tagging feature. Another important feature of the camera is that users can make panoramic photos and lines up the next photo, so users can take the other photo for a perfect 360 shot. As expected, it can shoot HD 720p video footage that can be viewed also in HD due to the stunning quality of the screen.

The Windows Phone 7 operating system, along with the 1 GHz processor gives the LG Optimus 7 a fantastic platform for expansion and customization. As it is a Microsoft system, it included MS Office document viewer & editor, meaning that it is an excellent productivity tool to be used at the office or on the move. It can also be used for entertainment, to play music tracks or video files via the built-in versatile media player.

Overall, the LG Optimus 7 is a perfect smartphone for people searching for a different smartphone that offers something new that sets it apart from the other dominating smartphones on the market. The new software and the elegant design will most certainly establish a considerable fan base.

Looking at LG Optimus T and Optimus S, we find it really amusing with features like a 3.8-inch capacitive touch screen, a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, and a HD capable 5 megapixels camera into an elegant and a solid constructed phone. Something which most of the people appreciate is that it seems quite capable of holding onto weak signal; more over it contains hardware buttons on its front which are easier to use.

LG Optimus T and Optimus S till now has released only two models as E900 and 7Q C900. These LG E900 and 7Q C900 run on Windows Phone 7 operating system. LG E900 Optimus T and Optimus S has a 3.8-inch touch screen with a 5 mega-pixel camera, 16 GB internal memory, 512 MB RAM, 512 MB ROM, Bluetooth 2.1, USB 2.0, stereo FM radio, Li-Ion 1500 mAh battery, Wi-Fi, HSDPA, HSUPA and GPS LG E900 Optimus T and Optimus S runs on Windows Phone 7 operating system. The company has not revealed the other information, so far.

When examined from the side it looks like a barely perceptible trapezoid shape, which is mainly due to the top and bottom of the handset which slopes off the front to the back very gently. Along with the protruding, the Windows key is easily identifiable which makes it pretty easy to recognize which end of the phone you’re grappling with while it’s in your pocket or in the dark.

Now coming towards the thing on which we will pick up on with the Optimus T and Optimus S is its browser rendering which suffers only when the page is zoomed out. When we zoom in the Anti-aliasing kicks are very nice but as soon as we view the page in its full size, details start to generate with jaggy lines. Passing sarcastic remarks regarding its perfection would be rather unfair because the smoothness of the phone speaks for itself.

One of the rather big and main issues is with the Battery. This was one of those areas where we felt almost disappointed and where we were unable to find an appropriate yet effective solution. Expected that the Optimus T and Optimus S ‘s 1500mAh cell would give us more time away from the cord but, in fact,just like the HD7 and its 1230mAh battery it may lead to disappointment. The battery exhausts itself at somewhere short of two days doesn’t matter whatever you’re doing. Intensive use does show an advantage over HTC’s behemoth, where this battery is capable of withstanding a full day’s use and abuse to its maximum. The larger battery is advantageous but less so than it had been initially expected to be.

So choosing Optimus T and Optimus S over other phones could be a good decision if you really want it to use as a second computer, but for those who use phone mostly for important calls or in other words business calls, this is not the phone for you.

Nokia has recently released a number of impressive devices, including the Nokia Lumia 800. This is one of the first smartphones by the popular manufacturer to sport the Windows Phone OS. In this article I will look at some of the device’s key features so you can decide if it is the right smartphone for you.

Camera

One of the most important aspects of a phone’s spec list for many when choosing their next phone is the built in camera. If this is the case for you, you are in luck with the Nokia Lumia 800. Boasting an 8 megapixel camera with a resolution of 3264x 2448, you can expect great results when it comes to both still images and video footage. Video can be captured in resolutions of up to 720p, which is officially classed as high definition. Like the company’s 2010 flagship the Nokia N8, this camera also sports Carl Zeiss optics, putting the built quality of the camera as one of the best in the world. All the usual features are included as part of the camera’s software package, such as autofocus and dual LED flash.

Screen

The Nokia Lumia 800 has a 3.7 inch AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, which is by no means cutting edge, but on par with several other high end handsets like the Samsung Galaxy S2 thanks to a resolution of 480x 800. This resolution provides great display quality, whether you are viewing photos and videos, playing games or browsing the internet over a 3G or Wi-Fi connection. The AMOLED technology ensures the touchscreen remains responsive whilst providing wide viewing angles and high levels of brightness, even when outside.

Operating System

The Nokia Lumia 800 was one of the first handsets by the manufacturer to run the new Windows Phone Mango operating system from Microsoft. This, like the previous version has the attractive and functional tile interface, where you most commonly used apps are laid out on the homescreen, with live updates displayed within these, such as unread messages, missed phone calls and social networking notifications. Alongside a capable 1.4 GHz single core processor, a great users experience is assured. If you are looking for something different to the numerous iOS and Android operated devices that are currently dominating the market, this makes a great choice. If, however you are into downloading apps, then the Lumia 800 may not be the best choice as the availability of apps for Windows Phone powered devices is currently rather limited.

The Nokia Lumia 800 is essentially a mid range smartphone. If we bare this in mind, it is a very good one at that, with features like an 8 megapixel camera and the new software usually reserved for higher-end and therefore pricier smartphones. If you are looking for a stylish smartphone which has a decent spec list, the Nokia Lumia 800 is definitely worth a closer look.

One can see hardly any phone which flaunts a large screen in any mobile phone. The HTC HD 7 is one of the phone which flaunts a 4.3 inches screen with many high end features like the accelerometer sensors for UI auto rotate and proximity sensors for auto turn off. The touchscreen has a LCD display which can display 16 million colors. The sound quality of this phone is amazing and different from the other gadgets. The Dolby mobile and the SRS sound enhancement can give enthralling sound.

There is also a 3. 5 mm jack for the enhancement. The memory of this phone is extremely good. It has got practically unlimited entries and fields in the phonebook and call records. One can add a numerous number of contacts in this awesome phone. The internal memory of this gadget is 8 GB, 512 MB ROM, 576 MB RAM but the phone does not have any extra card slot. This phone comes with WLAN, Bluetooth, 3G connectivity which makes internet access, social integration and web browsing amazingly interesting. There is a USB port too in this brilliant mobile phone to get easily connected with the other devices.

The phone has got a 5 mega pixel camera too with an excellent resolution of 2592 x 1944 pixels. Auto focus, dual – LED flash and geo tagging are some of the add on features in this great quality camera. The video recording is also possible with this phone. The powerful Microsoft Window Phone 7 operating system and the 1 GHz Scorpion processor can make this device a sturdy and paced up gadget.

HTC mobile phone comes up with the amazing deals. The HTC HD 7 deals include contract deals, pay as you go deals and the sim free deals. The HTC HD 7 contracts are amazingly different fetching many free gifts and incentives like free monthly minutes, free messages and internet usage.

The phone initially appears to be quite bulky as it measures nearly 6.7 ounce in volume. However, the great advantage that the Dell Venue Pro has over its competitors is that the full QWERTY keyboard in this phone slides beautifully to fit underneath the large 4.1 inch display and hence when fully inside, the phone shrinks in size and beautifully fits into your pocket. The unusual feature compared to other smartphones is that, they would have full QWERTY keyboards that are present in a portrait mode, but the Dell Venue Pro has its full QWERTY keyboards in landscape mode.

Hence as a result, when the full QWERTY keyboard is fully open, the phone is nearly 6.4 inches tall, which may not appeal to some, but the phone more than makes up for this possible disadvantage by employing a huge 4.1 inch screen that has a resolution of 480 x 800. Like most of the other Windows Phones, this phone also features a 5 megapixel camera. It can also record videos in 720p HD format, like its competitors. The phone has dedicated camera buttons on the sides along with the volume keys. It also has a 3.5 mm audio jack in the sides that can be used to connect headphones.

The phone also shines in the processor department as it features a powerful 1 GHZ processor that does the duty along with an equally impressive 512 MB of RAM. As the phone runs on Microsoft’s operating system, it has the usual applications that would offer sense to business users like Word and Excel. The Windows HUB ensures that you are always in touch with your friends or clients. The Dell Venue Pro also offers 3.5G connectivity, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth among many others. GPS is present and this in tandem with the Bing Maps application provides navigation for almost any place. The phone is expected to have 8 GB of internal memory, although external memory expansion is not possible.

Microsoft first displayed the Dell Venue Pro and it says that it should be launched in the UK markets pre-Christmas to take advantage of the brisk Christmas sales. Although it is still not clear as to who will be offering the Dell Venue Pro in the contract options, one can expect nearly all the major carriers to provide options. The Dell Venue Pro could also be sold directly via the Dell website online. The prices of the phone are also still not clear, but it could be very competitive with the likes of Blackberry.

When we think of smartphones running on the Windows Phone platform, the first handsets that come to mind are mid-range phones such as the Nokia Lumia 800 and the HTC Radar. These phones offer the most ideal Windows experience in the market. However, if you’re looking for a phone that will allow you to enjoy more from entertainment, there is another phone by the Taiwanese phone manufacturer that you might be interested in. This is the Titan.

When it comes to performance, the Radar comes packed with a processor that is up to par with Microsoft’s strict hardware requirements. It comes packed with a 1 GHz single-core processor under the hood. This will allow you to enjoy more from running apps and moderate multi-tasking. The Titan’s processor is almost at the edge of this threshold. It comes packed with a 1.5 GHz single-core processor under the hood. There are a number of advantages to be gained with this powerful processor. One of these advantages is enhanced entertainment.

Imagine running hardcore games with 500 MHz more. This means that you will get to run games that ordinarily put a lot of stress on most Windows Phones in the market. With the HTC Titan, this will never be an issue. Thanks to its dedicated GPU, you will get to enjoy games with intense graphics.

This works the same way with videos. Playing back HD videos recorded using the phone’s 8 megapixel camera will run smoother than ever. The phone’s processor also helps when streaming videos. It helps to have more power under the hood when streaming videos from YouTube or any other video streaming website.

Other than the Titan’s powerful single-core processor, it also comes with another feature that will allow you to enjoy more from entertainment. This is its display. The Radar comes with a 3.8 inch S-LCD capacitive touch screen. This is adequate enough to make you enjoy more from high-quality visuals. It sports a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels. The HTC Titan comes with the biggest display among all Windows Phones. It comes with a 4.7 inch S-LCD display with a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels. This will allow you to view everything viewed on its panel in rich detail.

With a bigger screen and a powerful single-core processor, the HTC Titan will allow you to enjoy more from your multi-media and gaming. It is a Windows Phone better designed for entertainment.