The new Philips 768 is one of the simple design phone with all the multimedia features you need. It Cames with MP3 player, 1.3 megapixel and mini SD card slot. Music files can be synchronize via the USB or bluetooth connection. All these are packed into a 85g body. Philips 768 will be available from March (in Asia) at less than 300 USD.
Specifications
Fashion Triband GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900
OS --
Dimensions 101 x 44 x 18 mm
Battery Type Lithium-Ion 950 mAh
Battery Life
Up to 360 mins Talk Time, Up to 300 hours standby time
Weight 85 grams
Display 2,62,000 colors, QVGA (176 x 220)
External Display -- Mini SD expansion slot
Built-in 10MB memory
Camera 1.3 megapixel CMOS w / flash
Connectivity
GPRS,
test: Annoying, these phones that fall short of battery after 24 hours without even having spent much time in conversation ... The Philips 650 a solution: it consumes very little power in standby. As a result, its autonomy smashed all records. While Philips claims that it may take a month in day (8 hours and 30 minutes in conversation), it would tend, for once, to believe the manufacturer. In moderate use, this phone has taken almost fifteen days without charge. 
A nice record, not the least of the qualities of Philips 650, we found the handling very pleasant. To achieve such good self, this phone was first
The phone Philips 755 was designed to exercise creativity and offer additional features to the basic telephone. At first glance, the 755 seems a little “fake”. Adopting the format bar, it measures 11×5x2 cm. Weighing 89 g, it is very light. Its touch screen, 128 x 160 pixels and 65,000 colors occupies half its upper face, the rest welcoming the keyboard and a touch navigation button with central quadridirectionnelle. The keyboard is very compact and keys protruding require little time to adapt. A little rigid and pressed, the navigation key is to use when handling delicate fast. The left side welcomes support for the stylus, the right includes the headphone jack and power, the infrared port and the shutter of the camera.
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Philips will begin in the market for mobile touch screen. And surprise is the first smart phone running Windows Mobile brand, which will soon day. Appoints “Philips Xenium X-Connect, which integrates a large screen size from 3 inches to more than one system Windows Mobile 6 and compatible with GSM, GPRS, UMTS and HSDPA. Not to possess WiFi, “X-Connect” in contrast incorporates a GPS receiver, Bluetooth, a USB port and a Micro SD memory card. Regarding its design, it does front that very few buttons, like what Apple offers with its iPhone, suggesting that it should be used entirely to the finger.Philips 960 and G-Tek PW500, new Linux Smartphone announced
15 Sep
Posted by admin as Philips Mobile
The Linux operating system begins to interesser more and more manufacturers of handheld devices. After that PalmSource acquired CMS or Archos, which uses a system Qtopia on the PMA400, it is the turn of Philips and G-Tek to offer Linux Smartphone.
The first, called Philips 960, still a rumor, using a Linux operating system Qtopia and would own a sliding keypad, a non-touch screen 262 000 colors QVGA a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels, digital camera 2 Megapixels, a battery with a capacity of 1100mAh, and a port for SD / MMC card. Read the rest of this entry »
Philips presented a working prototype screen rollable for Pocket PC
11 Sep
Posted by admin as Philips Mobile
Announced last few months, Philips now officially presented at the 2006 CES in Las Vegas a first working prototype screen rollable for Pocket PC running Windows Mobile .
A true breakthrough in the world of screens for mobile terminals and therefore future for new handheld devices increasingly compact, the screens roll can be started as a handheld device very small and then an aircraft once held its screen, which allows the use of a large screen. Read the rest of this entry »
Philips looks decidedly much market mobile phones which operate on battery! After announcing a terminal of this type, “Xenium NRG”, in March 2007 in association with Energyzer is a new mobile cell which was presented at last Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Read the rest of this entry »
Announces Release of VOIP433, a DECT phone that connects to the USB plug a PC to operate and which has the power to make telephone calls to Voice over IP via the Windows Live Messenger (new name of MSN Messenger). The wireless phone Philips VOIP433 DECT is presented as a “dual phone” allowing both to make calls via a standard phone line but also via the Internet through the successor to MSN Messenger, namely Windows Live Messenger. Read the rest of this entry »