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The Samsung G810 is a mobile with a large TFT screen and control buttons placed at its upper slide for quick navigation to various icons of the handset. As the mobile is 2G and 3G enabled so one can avail all the latest services that the service providers offer. The handset has a dimension of 103 x 52.9 x 17.9 mm and so it becomes easy to carry the gadget from one place to another.

The gadget functions with the Symbian v9.2 operating system that supports messaging, playing games, web browsing and downloading files from the Internet. As the G810 comes with a camera, a music player and a FM radio so entertainment in the form of listening to songs, music and playing some fascinating games is possible in this handset. The 5 MP camera gives very high resolution of 2560 E 1920 pixels with options for autofocus and video recording with the 3x digital zoom lens. This camera has some extra features such as camera face detection and camera images geo-tagging.

The connectivity options of this mobile is GPRS, EDGE, 3G, WLAN, Bluetooth and USB. It is thus possible to transfer files both wirelessly and by using the cable cord. The Bluetooth is good for transferring music files over portable devices such as an iPod and laptop. The 130 MB shared memory of the Samsung G810 is incredible for storing of files that require large spaces. So, now it is possible to store MP3 ringtones, high definition games, music and video files. The TFT display screen gives a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and that is why the images and videos when viewed on the screen appears to be very sharp.

The TFT screen of the Samsung G810 is very interesting as it supports 256 K colours and gives a picture resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. This high resolution screen elegantly displays pictures, videos and wallpapers with all the colour shades possible. The TV out option also allows the user to view the video or picture files on the TV screen together with friends and family.

Jack Daniel is an expert author and the webmaster of Mobile Phones. The website having details of Samsung Phones.

Ok so the cell phone has enabled some of us to get rid of a lot of things we used to carry. No longer do we need to always carry a digital camera, an address book or agenda. Smart phones have made a lot of things obsolete. Now a new application from a Markham Ontario company wants to extend that even further.

Unity4life has developed software so that Blackberry users can control entertainment devices from in their home. Ditch that remote. The software is downloaded to the Blackberry and then the infrared port sends commands to the TV to change the channel. Just like a universal remote. So you can turn on the TV or the stereo or the radio from your phone. In the future it hopes to permit controls of thermostats and intercoms and even lights. Not only will it power them for you but will act as an on screen programmer as well. So load in that cd, look at the play list on your Blackberry and choose your song!

A 2yr subscription will set you back $99US. So it is not cheap compared to a remote. Including a hub that sits on top your TV.But it is still very cool. I also worry about what happens if while you are watching a show your cell phone battery dies. Are you then stuck on that channel? For people who will not get up to change the channel on the TV, expecting them to get up to get their charger and go to where the phone is charging to turn off the TV maybe asking a bit. If you go to their web site you can order this now but it will not be delivered till September just in time for your favorite show to come back on after reruns.

And I must admit I love the idea of this being a Canadian company. The 2008 Wireless Enterprise Symposium thinks this maybe the thing to have in 2008. A big pat on the back that would be to Canadians!

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