Published on Tuesday, February 2, 2010 by git The Samsung F110 miCoach is a fashionable slide design mobile phone. It is a mobile phone and a portable sports coach all in one device. The miCoach is also known as the Adidas miCoach and is a sports orientated phone. The casing colour of the miCoach is in the Adidas black and white colours with asymmetrical detailing that features a rugged metallic navigation ke...

Published on Tuesday, February 2, 2010 by git The Nokia 5610 is available in blue or red and is slide design. The 5610 is slimmer than the 5300 and is a much more powerful piece of equipment. Nokia appear to have fixed the difficulty they were having with the screens breaking. They have done by adding aluminium side panels and scratch resistant, ok, it does show up fingerprints but is a tough little phone....

Published on Tuesday, February 2, 2010 by git The LG Secret is a very elegant and stylish slide design mobile phone. The casing is of a smooth and sleek glossy black finish with a hint of silver on the trim. The LG KF750 features a nice large 2.4 inch TFT LCD screen displaying 262K colours with 240 x 320 pixels making the screen very clear, bright and colourful and is also a touch-sensitive. The display scree...

Published on Monday, February 1, 2010 by git The LG KC550 Orsay has a built in music player that user can really enjoy being entertained while being on the go. The music player supports all the popular music formats and also features a built in FM stereo radio allowing the user to keep up to date with all the latest news and travel information. The user can really customise their KC550 Orsay with their ring-...

Published on Monday, February 1, 2010 by git The Sony Ericsson C902i Cybershot 3G mobile phone is the latest offering from Sony Ericsson into their C Range. The C902i main feature is the 5 megapixel camera which really is ‘best in class’. The C902i is of block dimensions, 108 x 49 x 11mm and weights 107g or 3.8oz if you prefer. This is quite a slim mobile phone and not too heavy considering the functions...