Awaz Apni

Sony Ericsson has recently released the new C905, with its amazing 8.1 Megapixel Camera. The C905 looks absolutely stunning from the outside, but it kicks a mean punch on the inside as well. It has numerous high quality imaging features, and is very easy to use. The phone is a slide opening mechanism, which enables the access of the keyboard with ease. The 8.1 Megapixel camera comes with a 16 x digital zoom, red eye reduction and image stabiliser feature. The phone also supports 3G technology and comes with an A GPS navigation function, which makes getting directions very easy. The GPS feature also enables Geo-Tagging, a feature well described in the video review below. For sure, this C Series Phone by Sony Ericsson is one not to be missed. Key Features 8.1 Megapixel Cyber-Shot™ Camera with 16 x Zoom Camera Image Stabiliser & Red Eye Reduction A GPS Navigation 3G HSDPA Technology Exchange ActiveSync® Media Player With Album Art Display 360 Hours 3G Standby  For Best Deals on the So...

6 April Nokia has released a new TV commercial with its first touch-screen device Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. This video shows what a cool things you can do with your 5800 device like Internet messaging and browsing with web video support, GPS navigation, picture and video uploading to Flickr and YouTube.I wonder how we can extend these rich capabilities of this perfect device with freeware

A few days ago there was presented a great freeware Symbian S60 YouTube video player EmTube. Today we got an official YouTube J2ME mobile video player. This player can be started on wide variety of mobile phones and smartphones supporting mobile Java. This list contains Nokia Symbian S60 devices like 6120, N82, N95, N73, E65, E51, 5500, SonyEricsson UIQ smartphones like P1 and mobile phones like

Sometimes we need to transfer a huge amount of files to or from the phone (often to the MMC card). Also we need to transfer a whole directory structure or do backup operations for phone's memory card in case if we what to change it to a new one without losing all the data and without using PC card-reader. Here the solutions I've found at some "PC phone tools" forum thread. The first one is PC