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Future Cell Phone Technology

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I was just thinking, where would be the next step of a future cell phone technology? Because nowdays the cell phone technology is too marketing oriented. One of the reasons why I've decided to never get an Iphone it is because the first thing you've to do with it is to insert your credit card data! Well, not everything is in credit card and touch screen, Steven Jobs is too confident, he wants to monopolize the cell phone world! But, what would it make a real future cell phone technology, a real revolution? What would you spect from a phone, what new features that you don't have today? Wouldn't you like to have an holographic projection of your loved ones, for example? Let's say you would like to talk to your dear one, if you could see her in an 3D holographic proyection wouldn't it be that nice? Picture courtesy from: http://petitinvention.wordpress.com/2009/11/20/cobalto-zafiro/ We want original features now, everybody likes Wifi, 3G, high speed sur

Nokia X3 review

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The Nokia X3 is S40 based and it is one of the first telephones with dual management: the keyboard and the touch screen. It is a fairly cheap phone with fantastic music player features. In this picture you can see the Nokia X3-02, candy bar and there is the slide version of the model also. So it may be a good idea to buy it if you are planning to pass to a touch screen while having a physical keyboard to write messages. I was talking to someone and I activated the loud speakers with my chin (it seems that I smile a lot while I talk) so I would say that the touch screen is quite sensitive. There is a key dedicated to music and volumes keys too. The earphone sounds has a very good quality while in conversation and the antenna reception is excelent as with all Nokia phones.  The look is really slick and elegant a very fine mobile phone, the dimensions are 10,6 x 4,8 x 1 cm and it is very light 94 grams only. So it is a good companion to keep in your pocket to get around everywhere