20 years ago, back in 1994 Sony released its very first cellphone. It resembled a walkie talkie and featured an insanely large antennae protruding from the top. Since then the electronics juggernaut has unveiled many other innovative designs. There was the phone with the swivel screen, the Walkman phone which was the first to combine the Mp3 player and phone and a model that featured a cyber-shot camera capable of taking quality photos. The latest in the Sony arsenal is the Xperia series. This collection of smartphones began in 20120 with the Xperia X10, the first Sony phone powered by Android. The newest edition to the line up is the Xperia Z. The Z provides users with a unique cell operating experience by combining many of the features of former Sony phones with popular new features.
The competitive world of cell phones just got a little more competitive. For months the internet has been buzzing with excitement for LG’s latest smartphone. This Wednesday the wait came to a grinding halt as fans were finally introduced to the G2. The G2 was unveiled at a soiree in the Frederick Rose Hall, The Home of Jazz NYC. The event offered media and fans the chance to interact with the device as well as hear some of its main features.
The internet has been buzzing about this phone for months. First a teaser by Samsung, then a lavish party and now commercials all detailing the magnificent capabilities of this smart phone. I finally got my hands on the S4 just to see what all the fuss is about. I currently own a Samsung Galaxy Exhibit which is an android device with a 3.7 inch screen and a camera with only 3.0 mp resolution. Imagine my complete awe at simply turning on the brand new S4 and viewing the 5 inch full HD display and using the 13 mp camera. it was truly mind-blowing. Along with the crisp screen images and amazing camera here are some of my favorite features:
Over the last few years Windows has stepped into the cell phone arena offering consumers faster phones and increased functionality. With competitors that include giants Android and IPhone, the competition is pretty stiff, making it a hard sell to seduce users. The radar steps onto the scene with a sleek slim design and lightning fast 4G speed. The device operates on the Windows Phone 7 Mango operating system and features several great features:
On an unseasonably warm evening in the heart of NYC at the illustrious “Espace” venue, T-Mobile presented the latest in Android powered technology. The Samsung Galaxy 2 and the HTC Amaze joined the T-Mobile family with a glamorous red carpet party complete with passing edibles, open bar service and celebrity sightings. Guests were also invited to various kiosks to try the new devices for themselves for an authentic hands on experience. Samsung pulled out all the stops for these two hand-held entertainment centers whose features include:
It seems cell phone companies aren’t just about phones anymore. Laptops, netbooks and now tablets are the new norm in go anywhere do anything technology. The latest device seeking your hard earned dollars is T-Mobile’s G-Slate. The 4G tablet was unveiled in a lavish party at NYC’s 404 Restaurant.
Is there any better way to launch a cool new product than with endless edibles, bottomless cocktail glasses and a crowd-pleasing performance? T-Mobile didn’t think so either, as they celebrated the launch of their newest device the Vibrant. Held at a grand loft space at 463 West Street and featuring a special performance by Duke Graduate and turntable maestro Mike Posner it was a fab event indeed.
The HTC HD2 phone is available exclusively from T-Mobile and to celebrate the launch of this new innovative phone, T-Mobile and HTC threw a uber fabulous party at Stephan Weiss Studio. The new mobile device is described as “A larger than life entertainment powerhouse” and after a quick demo from one of many T-Mobile representatives, we couldn’t agree more! As always, we have a full report about the phone and the party.