Operating system :Pocket PC
Main processor type : Samsung SC3 2442 processor
Main processor speed : 400 MHz
RAM : 64 MB, ROM :128 MB
Expansion option(s):TransFlash/microSD
PC connectivity Windows
Battery type:Rechargeable, removable 1,530mAh Lithium-polymer battery
Removable battery? : Yes
Rated battery life : 7 hours
Installed applications: Windows Mobile 5.0; gloofiish M700 exclusive applications

Labels: Eten, Pocket PC

Phone type :Triband
Networks : GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900
Connectivity options : EDGE, GPRS, Bluetooth, USB
Weight w/battery : 85 g
Additional functions : Document viewer (ppt, doc, xls, pdf, txt); Macromedia Flash UI; touch keypad; USB mass storage device

Labels: LG, Mobilephone, smartphone

Phone type : Quadband
Networks : GSM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900
Connectivity options : EDGE, GPRS, WAP, Java, Bluetooth, USB
Weight w/battery : 115 g
Battery type(s) supported : Rechargeable, removable 780mAh Lithium-ion battery
Max. talktime (in hours) : 7 hours
Max. standby time (in hours) : 400 hours
Additional functions : New Linux operating system that incorporates kJava; Mobile Phone Tools support PC synch of phonebook, contacts and media; airplane mode; dedicated camera key

Labels: Motorola, smartphone

The new mobile OS from Microsoft, codenamed "Crossbow", has not been officially announced yet. But a link to a supposedly beta version of the new Windows Mobile platform is already being posted on MobileWhack. According to our sister site CNET.com, the software is "said to build out compatibility with Office 2007 and Exchange 12".

The Windows Mobile 6.0 platform is expected to be introduced in handhelds and smart phones later this year, replacing the current Windows Mobile 5.0.

Labels: Microsoft, Techno Buzzz

Outlook:
The Atom Life is without a doubt one of O2's most promising devices in its 2007 product lineup. In a nutshell, O2 is back with a vengeance, and it'll be interesting to see just how the market, and especially close rival Dopod, will react to the competition when the Atom Life launches in the next couple of months.

Labels: 3G, O2, Pocket PC, smartphone