When it comes to mobile phone, Samsung is known for bringing about the slim revolution in the mobile phone market around the globe. This company is specialised in creating some of the ultra slim slide handsets loaded with advanced features. The Samsung F700 mobile, is from the line of Samsung slim handsets that boasts of high quality multimedia experience to all its users.

The slim yet powerful Samsung F700 belongs to the Samsung Ultra Smart family. It is a 3G mobile phone that comes with a touch screen and an easy to use QWERTY keyboard. The touch screen measures 2.78 inches. It comes with a screen resolution of 420 X 240 pixels and displays up to 262K colours. The internal memory of the phone is 112 MB; however the user can extend the memory further with the microSD memory card option.

The name of the eye-scorching beauty is Samsung F700. A new edition in Samsung’s heavily lauded Ultra Smart category. An elegant touch screen mounted HSDPA phone that shines bright through its 256K colour supporting, 2.78-inch, 240 X 440 pixel TFT screen. The phone comprises a smooth and shining exterior with form factor of a ‘candy bar’. A slide-out QWERTY-type keyboard adds to the stylish and executive look of the phone.

The special feature in Samsung F700 is its 5 mega pixel camera that is capable in catching the photos in sunlight as well as in moonlight with its zoom and autofocus section. It also works as a video call camera, by which you can make video calling. The camera cuffs a profuse range of photo and video settings. Now you can catch every special moment in your grip anywhere and anytime.

The Samsung U700, on the other hand is a 3G HSDPA technology based ultra sleek slider phone from the Ultra Edition 12.1 range that flaunts a 3.0 megapixel camera with autofocus and flash, and a VGA camera for video calling. The Tri Band phone, although bearing some revolutionary features on its elegant form like 3G HSDPA, business card exchange and XHTML browser, doesn’t match up to the prowess that the Samsung F700 wields.

The Samsung F700 has got some more features like integrated music player, document viewer, Bluetooth, EDGE, USB, email support, WAP 2.0, HTML browser, MicroSD memory card support and the list of features goes on and on.

To connect the Samsung F700 mobile phone with other compatible devices for data transfers and downloads are quite easily, since it supports 3G technology, Bluetooth, USB and EDEG technology. The HTML and WAP browser enables the user to surf the net on the touch screen.

This is an HSDPA enabled device, equipped with a number of advanced features like full HTML browser, MPEG4 formats video player. There is 5 mega pixel cameras with image reproducibility of 2592by 1944 pixels resolution and auto focus. You will also find a secondary video call camera with this Samsung F700 device.

The user of Samsung F700 can never be deprived of entertainment as it is empowered with features such as digital camera, music player, various connectivity option, web browser and messaging services. Get the Samsung F700 to enjoy its features and amazing elegance that comes with the phone.

Whereas mobile phone cases may not have been a very trendy item a few years ago, this has dramatically changed especially with the appearance of phone skins and trendy cases that really creates a unique phone.

Surfing on this new trendy wave, a lot of companies like otterbox and their otterbox cases have become specialists and try to define the new fashion.

It is not surprising anymore to find cases with unusual colours or pictures and shapes that are made to match all tastes. One thing we tend to forget is that cases are first made to protect phones. With the latest phones being more and more expensive, but also carrying more technology and having bigger screens, it has become even more important to protect them against anything that could damage them.

Thankfully, most mobile phone cases on the market today have been designed to answer that need as those companies perfectly know that breaking a phone can cost a lot of money to their owner.
Those companies have even developed cases that are waterproof to make sure all their products can satisfy everybody from the business man to people who love spending time outdoor and may get caught in the rain or drop their phone in a wet place.

With the increasing demand for more environmentally friendly products, mobile phone cases makers have also come up with their own ideas. More and more of these companies now provide cases that are polyvinyl chloride free, or more commonly called PVC. On top of that, it now very common to hear that you can return your old mobile phone cases to the manufacturer who will deal with the recycling process. Obviously, more indirect things are also done, like reducing the electricity consumption for example.

Leather cases have also been very sought after products. But not only with business man who want to look smart, but with anybody. Trendy looking leather cases have been developed with various colours and patterns like western or golf looks.
Custom made mobile phone cases are also more and more common, and go from a very simple design to anything unusual and very expensive. Many famous people have entered that game and it has become common to see them with diamond or gold made cases for their phones.

In the end, mobile phone cases have become more than just protective cases and are now almost like a fashion item that everybody needs to have. Most people probably do not realise the first and main goal of those cases but thankfully, manufacturers always keep in mind to provide solid cases that will protect your phone.

Efficient communication is certainly the main factor that drives your business to expand further and as smooth as you expected. Without proper consultation on which mobile phone to be used, you might end up using the wrong device and eventually you will face disaster that will flop your business. BlackBerry prepaid mobile phone is an exception, since the mobile phone has been dedicatedly created as business medium of communication.

It’s undeniable that the BlackBerrys are one of the best prepaid mobile phones for business usage. Their combination of easy to use interface and their push email capabilities make them a must have for all corporate users and to a certain extent general consumers who are constantly mobile. Well, RIM is not letting up in its onslaught and its latest Blackberry Bold prepaid mobile phone is set to continue the Blackberry’s strength in business mobile phones with a few more improvements.

The Blackberry Bold prepaid mobile phone is by far the best looking Blackberry to come out of RIM’s stable. Its curved and rounded edges coupled together with the removable black leathered back cover and black design gives it that rather classy look. The Blackberry Bold is quite big though even by a Blackberry’s standard, measuring in at 114 by 66 by 14 mm. The larger size of the Blackberry Bold is due to one reason, its nice 2.6 by 2.25 inch screen which I will further comment on later.

Now although the BlackBerry Bold prepaid mobile phone may seem rather large, I found that once it got into the palm of my hand, that didn’t really matter anymore as it fits in rather comfortably. In fact it felt very much like it belonged there. The wideness of the Blackberry Bold also gave more space for its full QWERTY keyboard. The BlackBerry Bold utilizes a four row keyboard which was really comfortable to use. The keys were not very squishy and made very little noise while I was using it. The keyboard layout itself was rather easy to get used to and texting and emailing was made really easy with this layout.

One of the key features that the Blackberry Bold has is its screen. Besides its size, it has a half VGA resolution of 480 by 320 and even though it has the same resolution as that of the iPhone, due to the smaller real estate of the Bold’s screen, you get a higher pixel density allowing for even sharper images and videos on it. This actually makes the BlackBerry Bold prepaid mobile phone’s screen much better than that of the iPhone. Videos played beautifully on the BlackBerry Bold and you won’t be complaining about the image quality that is displayed for pictures.

Of course with a larger screen real estate, RIM has also increased the size of the icons in the BlackBerry Bold’s user interface. The BlackBerry Bold comes with RIM’s BlackBerry operating system 4.6 version which uses a new visual style called Precision. The new style uses and array of six icons below the screen like that of a dock instead of their usual place at the side of the screen. I actually liked the larger icons on the BlackBerry Bold phone as this made them easy to see and it helps that they are more stylized than the previous Blackberry iterations. This made the BlackBerry Bold really easy on the eyes both physically and while being used.

Now a BlackBerry is not a Blackberry if it does not do email well and RIM has certainly upped the ante in the Blackberry Bold’s email functionality. Where previous Blackberrys crammed all your email into plain old texts, the Blackberry Bold’s new 4.6 operating system comes with HTML support for its email client.

No more will your Blackberry’s emails be plain and boring as now you can see almost exactly the same email you’d get when you view them on your PC. With email newsletters becoming increasingly creative these days, you can now see them in their full glory on your Blackberry Bold prepaid mobile phone instead of heading back to the PC to see them.

There were some hiccups to this though as sometimes the Blackberry Bold would not download some of the images in the email although I think this was due more to the network connection rather than to the Blackberry Bold itself.

The web browser of the Blackberry Bold was pretty excellent with rich rendering of the web pages. I liked that the Blackberry Bold would render the page first and then allow you to zoom in to specific parts you would like to read instead of making you navigate the whole page in a slow manner. The only thing that some of you might not like is that he Blackberry Bold does not support Flash files so you won’t be able to access sites that are totally reliant on Flash like most movie sites and a few corporate sites.

Editing documents is also now easier on the BlackBerry Bold prepaid mobile phone as it now comes with “Documents to Go” which will allow you to do all your word processing, Excel work and even PowerPoint presentations with ease. The suite also allows you to read PDF files and RTF files though they can only be opened via email attachments while you can load the normal office documents via memory card or memory transfer.

The Blackberry Bold prepaid mobile phone is not just a business mobile phone as it is well set up to play media as evidenced by its large screen. The large screen is not the only thing that makes it a media playing phone. The Blackberry Bold also has some pretty decent speakers but it is the 3.5 mm audio jack that really made me put my stamp on approval to the Blackberry Bold being an all rounder mobile phone.

As for the camera, the Blackberry Bold comes with a two mega pixel camera that came with a LED flash as well. My test shots showed that the Blackberry Bold’s captured image were nice and sharp with color reproduction being pretty accurate and true. What really set the Blackberry Bold apart though was its overall performance as a business mobile phone. Speed in accessing applications and browsing was top notch and this must be due to its Xscale 624Mhz processor. There were no lags when moving through the various applications and screens. Web pages and HTML emails were rendered and drawn faster than what I have seen with other Blackberry devices. Voice calls were also pretty good as previously there were some complaints on the crappy voice quality of previous Blackberrys. Well the problem is not there anymore with the Blackberry Bold prepaid mobile phone.

The only hiccup that I found in terms of performance was the Blackberry Bold’s overall battery life. With a 1500mAH battery under it, you would expect the Blackberry Bold to last pretty long. Unfortunately that wasn’t really the case. With 3G and WiFi on, I managed just over a day of usage with the Blackberry Bold and this was with minimum phone calls. Things were slightly better though when WiFi was turned off as I managed over two days of usage with it.

As far as I was concerned, the Blackberry Bold was pretty much a hit with me. It met every need I wanted in a business mobile phone, email,  document editing and even media playing. With its full connectivity options and easy to use interface, I was sold on the idea of getting one for myself. Now if only RIM can niggle a bit more life from that battery of theirs.