SAMSUNG ULTRA TOUCH "ULTRA TOUCH"

Ultimate Design that lasts

• 12.7 mm slim body
• Sleek curved exterior with an innovative smooth silky-back
• Anti-scratch metal frame
• Scratch resistant screen

Touch and feel the Superb Display

• 2.8"" full touch screen
• New AMOLED screen with Anti-Reflection coating
• Up to 16 million color WQVGA display
• Accelerometer for display rotation
• Support finger touch input with additional 3x4 key

Ultimate Camera and Video Experience

• 8MP Camera with AF and Dua power LED
• Smile shot
• Face-tagging
• Photo Blogging
• 30fps@VGA Video Recording and Editing

Interactive User Interface

• Upgraded Touchwiz UI with interactive 3D effect
• Online Widget for direct link to help keep you connected to mobile browsing experience

Music Play

• MP3, AAC, AAC+, WMA
• FM Radio with RDS"

Battery

• Max. Talk time up to 7H
• Max. Standby time up to 340H

Memory

• MicroSDHC memory card slot, max 16GB
• 80MB internal memory
• 1GB microSD memory card in-box
  

WRIST WATCH MOBILE PHONE

This week mobile gadget is a wrist watch mobile phone being offered at Alibaba. It looks really cool and literally comes handy. It supports Bluetooth so need to awkwardly holding your wrist every time you answer a call, you need a bluetooth earpiece though. Just take a look at the specs below this gadget is pretty much loaded with all the stuff that you would see in a typical mobile phone so now I wonder how big is this thing really is. Pricing is not yet available.

Specs:

• Wrist Type: Wrist mobile phone(Watch phone)


• Network: 850/1800/1900, 900/1800/1900 two antennas for choice


• Support SIM card


• Support incoming call vibration and 7 colors light


• Support FM


• Bluetooth wireless data transmission


• 1.3 megapixels CMOS camera


• Display Type: 1.3 inch 260k TFT Touch Screen


• Support handwriting and touch screen


• MP3 & MP4 Player


• With Bluetooth headset


• Support TF card


• Free 1 GB Micro SD card

TECHNOLOGY

Many people see technology as a solution to some of the problems that exist on our planet. It's true that technology can be used for good, but with new developments come new challenges issues. The digital divide is one such issue, one that people are actively trying to overcome. Telecentres aim to bridge the digital divide by providing people access and knowledge about information technologies. A global tele centre movement is growing right now.

Unfortunately, even where computer facilities are readily available, the digital divide persists-even in the world's most wealthy countries, access to the latest and most beneficial technologies is limited for those in rural areas and people with disabilities.