Camera Phones

Nokia have announced that their proprietary navigation and mapping product, Ovi Maps, will be made available free on selected handsets. This is to include free voice navigation both on driving and walking trips. Previously, certain handsets were pre loaded with Ovi Maps, and came with a limited trial for the turn by turn voice navigation Continue reading …

Perhaps not unsurprisingly, the 12 mega pixel Sony Ericsson Satio received some good reviews and is riding high in Vodafone’s list of most popular camera phones of the moment. This is despite reports that because of certain issues, both Carphone Warehouse and Phones 4U took the decision back towards the end of November to withdraw Continue reading …

The driving laws across Australia now see drivers having to put down their mobile phones whilst driving their cars. Although different states will have different implementations of the law, certain states, including Victoria, now see a marked change whereby phones need to be in a holder fixed in the car with calls being answered without Continue reading …

The Nokia E63 is a full email solution mobile, with a QWERTY keypad underneath a 2.36”, 320 x 240 pixel TFT colour screen. Like other similar E-series mobiles (particularly the E71 and new E72), the E63 has a central D pad style navigation button with 2 quick access buttons either side. With a 2.36”, 320 Continue reading …

Although the Sony Ericsson Satio is a phone where the specifications for the camera really shine through, the Sony Ericsson Aino still has impressive camera features not least the 8.1 megapixel resolution, with auto focus, flash and 16 x digital zoom. There is touch focus through the main touch screen, face recognition and photo fix Continue reading …

If you use email on the go, then you will appreciate the features and specification of the Nokia E72. Whilst principally an upgrade to the already popular E71, the Nokia E72 is a business mobile to give Blackberry a run for their money. With a full QWERTY keypad with screen above and monoblock form, the Continue reading …

At Camera phone review we first reported the possibility of pico projectors, small enough to fit inside your mobile phone back in July 2007.

Camera phones generally seem to have been stuck in their ways recently, with resolutions on the most popular ranges stuck well below that of dedicated digital cameras. Now with the release of the Satio camera phone from Sony Ericsson, a phone originally rumoured in February, there is a mainstream camera phone that has a huge Continue reading …

A study by Ontela (www.ontela.com) is, possibly unsurprisingly showing a steep decline in people who still use traditional print film cameras, with numbers dropping from from 76% three years ago to only 48% in the 2009 survey of US respondents. This is coupled by a steep rise in camera phone ownership, up from 70% to Continue reading …

The natty Samsung Genio Touch may not have the highest resolution camera built in, but it is a fun, funky phone designed to appeal to those addicted to social media platforms such as twitter and facebook. And the 2 megapixel camera should still bring reasonable quality results for pictures that can be easily sent onto Continue reading …