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Hands-on review of Motorola RAZR 2 V8

Everybody is probably pretty excited to know the new cell phone line-up of Motorola, the RAZR 2. At least to know the difference between the original RAZR and the RAZR 2. Thanks to MobileBurn, which they’ve just had a hands-on review about the prototype of a Motorola RAZR 2 V8. The obvious differences between the first generation and second generation V8 are the massive external display and the lack of an antenna bulge, or chin, on the newer V8.

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Innovative CRM software by AIMPromote

Looking for a customer relationship management software to manage your sales and customer well? Try out AIMpromote, which they have an improved online crm that works differently from any other crm software. AIMpromote’s CRM simply lets you focus on sales, its ease of use simply saves very much of your time on having to manipulate complex data on leads and customers. There are several good features, which really give you a big hand. Such as its lead management, the Lead Attention Meter, which is a user-friendly module that lets you sort out leads quickly on how each lead has been attended. The interface on the leads listing simply gives you a quick way, by only a glance then you know which leads have been addressed and which have been neglected.

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Fujifilm Z5fd digital camera gets reviewed

It’s been quite some time that I haven’t looked at any digital camera. Since TechDigest has reviewed the the compact and colorful Fujiflim Z5fd, lets look at what they say about it.

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Sponsored Post: Dealighted.com, Great tool for online bargain hunters!

It’s pretty taxing to find the best deal when coming to hunting goods online. As you know, there are tons of e-commerce online stores and forums over the Internet, which are all having similar products but different prices. When coming to buying things online, we’ll surely wanna find the best deal, but it’s pretty taxing to jump from one online store to another or poke around several forums looking for users’ comments. If you do this all by yourself manually, you’ll end up of having to stick in front of your PC’s monitor for long hours, till you get scolded by your wife or GF. It’s pretty handy that you have one great tool that serves as the central repository for all the best deals that can be found online.

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Samsung UpStage’s screen simply too small? No, it’s a two-faced!

At the first look, you’ll probably think the Samsung’s new phone, UpStage, its screen is simply not up to par, too small! But turn it over, it’s got a bigger one. That shows the concern of Samsung, which thinks of having one screen for today’s cell phone users is simply not enough. I’d like to call this a “two-faced” phone, since it’s got a smaller LCD on one side and a bigger one , 2.1″ on the other side.

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Wanna make money online? Try out JohnChow.com

Everybody seems to be getting so hot on writing review for John Chow dot com and I’m no exception here today. Why? It’s simply John Chow dot com offers a linkback if you write a review for it. What’s so hot about John Chow dot com? Why do you bother to get a linkback on it? If you’ve been on the blogosphere for quite some time, you should know who John Chow is and why it is so hot about his blog.

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Cellphone catchup: Sony Ericsson W880

The Sony Ericsson W880 is nothing new here, it was out in February, but I missed to include it on this blog. I’m now posting it here, as my fiancee and I managed to catch this phone at one of the phone shops that we visited today. And it’s now in her wish list. This phone other than its walkman phone features, the most worth mention is its ultra silm form factor. When it was in my hand, it’s just like a super slim candy bar. And this is the main factor that makes itself into my fiancee’s wish list. The front panel is made of brushed aluminum, but this is something that I don’t like that much. As having the aluminium front panel makes it look pretty square overall. It measures 103 x 47 x 9.4 mm and weighs only 71 g.

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Sony’s first wireless Cyber-Shot Digital Camera

Sony’s been showing off some new digital cameras in its product lines. I’ve been a bit late of doing any catch-up. But at least, we need to look at this, the Sony Cyber-shot® DSC-G1 digital camera. A digital camera, first in its product line, which allows transmission or sharing of images wirelessly to other cameras and PCs. It uses Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) technology to share and transmit photos to other DLNA-compatible electronic devices wirelessly.

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DialToSave, no more die to save!

Are you dying to save your daily spending simply because you wanna make more phone calls to your loved ones? If you’re smart enough then you can pick up a phone plan or package that allows you to make calls as cheap as possible and some even can get you a free cellphone or accessories. The market is simply flooded with all the cellphone plans nowadays. Picking an ideal one that wouldn’t get you trapped with expensive calls is not an easy task. It’s simply time consuming that you need to ask around and search through the market for a cheaper plan.

DialToSave is simply a website that comes in handy for the UK folks. On the website itself, it offers a variety of cellphone plans and clear cut information on the phone packages that you need. Here is a clear list that I like about, which simply presents you those plans that you can get a 12-month free line, free phone, accessories and the clear comparison of the tarrif and charges for each plan. DialToSave also lets you make International calls at National rate from 3p/min. The website also shows you the rates of International calls to a handful list of countries.

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Samsung i7 camera. Pointless having a rotating LCD?

The new digital camera of Samsung’s, the i7, is not only a camera. It’s both the combination of a digital camera and a portable media player (PMP). As a digital camera, it features 7.2 megapixels, 3x optical zoom, a maximum ISO of 1600, and advanced shake reduction (ASR). As a PMP, it features a 3-inch LCD screen that can rotate 180º, the ability to record and play SVGA-quality MPEG-4 videos, and, of course, MP3 playback.

Something is puzzling here, i.e why there is a need for a rotating LCD? Isn’t it turning the entire gadget aslo getting the same effect? To me, Samsung’s product is always well-known of innovative and stylish design. My first guess is the rotating effect will give a bit of robotic-motion feeling to you. Perhaps, once you have a light push on the LCD itself or just press a button, it will rotate and give you a slow-motion or robotic kind of movement. Well, we’re now in the robotic era, that’s how the Korean company stay innovative in the gadgets line.

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