Mobile Phone Summit

If you are in the market for a sharp looking phone, the LG Optimus will not disappoint. In addition to offering color choices of gray, white, or pink (most smart phones are offered solely in black), it packs 256k colors on its 3 inch TFT touch screen. The 600 MHz processor affords the user with an extremely quick, yet precise, navigation of the LG Optimus touch screen menus with little to no lag time for processing. > Continue Reading

It does not matter if you are a power user or casual, knowing which phone suits your needs, budget and functionality is very important. Subsequently you don’t need to bring a brand new iPhone 4 home only to find out that you don’t need to surf on-the-go as much as the billing company thinks you should. Allow us quickly go through the pros and cons and assorted smart phone options, so that we can make an informed purchase. > Continue Reading

VoIP lines are a relatively new phenomenon which is being utilised by people for their home, their business and even their mobile. VoIP phone systems can replace the more traditional ISDN lines that most of us are most accustomed to using. But why switch from your standard ISDN line to a VoIP line? > Continue Reading

Taking a quick glance, one would think that the HTC Desire is almost a design twin to the Google Nexus One. It’s almost the same inside, too. With the HTC Desire you get a 1GHZ Qualcomm Snapdragon Processor, GPS, A-GPS, a microSD, 512MB of flash and 265 MB of Ram. > Continue Reading

LG tested the Android operating system waters with the LG GW620. Criticized by some for entering the game relatively late, they have rectified the situation by producing a quality successor to the GW620. Known to retailers as the LG GT540, it is more popularly known as the Optimus. > Continue Reading