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HTC
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• The First mobile that used Android OS was "HTC Dream"

• HTC Dream:
  Nice qwerty keypad with touch screen.
  It was launched in 22 Oct 2008

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LG
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• LG First Android Phone /Smartphone = LG GW620 (Eve)

• Specification:

• OS: Android 1.5
• 3" Resistive Touchscreen
• 528 MHz Processor
• QWERTY Slide out Keyboard
• 5MP AF camera

Launched: it Was Launched in November 2009

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• MotoRola's First Android phone is Motorola Cliq

• Cliq Specification:

• OS: Android v1.5 Cupcake
• Processor: 528MHz
• RAM: 256MB
• 3.1" Capacitive Touchscreen
• QWERTY Slide-Out Keyboard
• T-mobile's 3G phone
• Motoblur UI (first Phone)

launched: It Was Launched in October 2009

• Motorola 2nd Android Phone Featured its MotoBlur Ui is Motorola Charm

Motorola Charm:

• OS: Android 2.1 eclair
• Motorola Ui MotoBlur
• 720MHz Processor
• 256MB RAM
• 2.8" Capacitive Touchscreen

Launch: Aug 2010

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Chinese
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WORLDS first Android smartphones with dual SIM card Supports

MyPhone A210 (chinese Company)
Launched : Oct 2010

Worlds First dual SIM Android phone of Cherry Mobile
Is Cherry Orbit

Launched: 21 March 2011

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Samsung
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Samsung's first Android phone

• Samsung I7500 /Galaxy

Specification:

• OS : Android Donut 1.6 (v1.5 is original)
• 115 x 56 x 11.9 mm
• 8GB internal
• 528MHz Processor
• 128MB RAM
• 3.2" Touchscreen
• 5MP

Launched: 27 April 2009
(First Released On June 2009)

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Sony Ericsson
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Sony Ericsson's first Android phone

• Sony Ericsson Xperia X10
  
  Specification:
• 1 GHz Processor
• 384MB RAM
• 4" capacitive Touchscreen
• OS: Andriod OS V1.6 donut (now Gingerbread v2.3)
• 8.1MP AF

Launched: it was first revealed on November 3, 2009
Then Officially it Was launched in 22 March - 15 August 2010 (Worldwide)

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Article by John Martin, appearing on law.com on the LTN blog, on the corporate counsel webpage.

This article discusses many of the compliance risks, and eDiscovery challenges that are caused by iPad usage.

As the author points out, using iPads come with certain responsibilities, "Rule 34 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure is written broadly enough to cover new devices, such as iPads, that create, transmit, and preserve electronically stored information. As companies deploy more and different devices, dispersing their sources of ESI, the risk that preservation and collection efforts will fail to prevent spoliation and other e-discovery perils increases."

As a further challenge to corporate I.T. policies, the article states "The iPad's lean design and engaging user interface encourage users to draft, import, modify, and save business documents at a rate well beyond that of more traditional mobile devices. That phenomenon, coupled with the possibility of inconsistent or infrequent synchronization between iPads and the company network, increases the likelihood that unique data will reside on iPads."


An additional compliance risk is also created by iPad use, as the author states, "Employees who are free to add or delete their own iPad apps may unknowingly create legal and compliance risks. For example, an employee who deletes an app may unintentionally also delete all content related to that application, including user-created or downloaded content. To the extent that this application contains critical business data, or data subject to a litigation hold, its loss could carry serious consequences."

Hence it is clear that there are many reasons to address the use of iPads in the corporate environment. For those corporations that fail to so, the threat of spoliation sanctions looms large.

Source: http://srmlegal.blogspot.com/2011/09/e-discovery-and-compliance-risks-posed.html

Nokia 700 is a compact and versatile smartphone from Nokia. It is the smallest Nokia smartphone yet at 110mm x 50mm x 9.7mm and Nokia even claims it is the world's smallest smartphone ever. Nokia 700 features Symbian Belle with a powerful 1GHz processor and is quite stylish with five colour options.

Small but Powerful Smartphone

Despite its small size, the Nokia 700 is a powerful and elegant smartphone with versatile functionality. Like most of Nokia's latest smartphones Nokia 700 feature a powerful 1GHz processor with a separate 2D/3D graphics processor and 512MB RAM, so multitasking will be smooth.Nokia 700 features Symbian Belle, the latest update of the Symbian^3 OS. Symbian Belle comes with a number of improvements like an improved user interface with widget redesigns, movable & resizable widgets, multiple customisable homescreens, improved social media support, improved multitasking experience, and the latest Nokia Ovi Maps.Symbian Belle offers six customisable homescreens, 3 more than is available on the Symbian Anna, giving you easy access to what is important to you. It also comes preloaded with a number of business apps from Microsoft like Sharepoint, OneNote, Exchange ActiveSync, Lync, and PowerPoint Broadcaster. Near Field Communications NFC is now deeply integrated in the Belle OS, making it easy to share contents with just a tap.

Display

Nokia 700 features a 3.2-inch AMOLED display with a Corning Gorilla Glass on top on top. The display offers similar viewing as the Nokia N9, where icons appear as if they are floating on the surface of the glass. The display of the Nokia 700 is a capacitive touchscreen with 16:9 nHD 640 x 360 pixels resolution. It also features Clearback for improved viewing experience under direct sunlight.

5MP HD camera

Nokia 700 comes with a 5 megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording. The camera also features LED flash for shooting pictures and videos in locations with poor lighting. Other features of the camera include Face Recognition, full focus, geo-tagging, and so on.

Network, Data, Internet browsing, Connectivity

Nokia 700 features quadband GSM and pentaband WCDMA (3G). It supports high-speed data on HSDPA/HSUPA/WCDMA (up to 14.4 Mbps) plus access to GPRS/EDGE on GSM networks. It also supports Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n for connecting over WLAN networks, Bluetooth 3.0, and USB 2.0. Nokia 700 supports NFC enabling you to easily share contents like photos and videos with other compatible devices by touching them together.

Price and availability

Nokia 700 will be available later this quarter. The estimated retail price for the Nokia 700 based on suggested price of 270 EUR (before taxes and subsidies) is around N60,000.

Other features and specifications of Nokia 700:

• Symbian Belle OS
• ARM II 1GHz Processor
• 512MB RAM, 1GB ROM
• Storage: 2GB, supports up to 32GB memory card
• USB on The Go
• 3.5mm AV jack with TV out
• Nokia's greenest phone yet
• Document viewer (Excel, PDF, Powerpoint, Word, Zip)
• Digital compass, Accelerometer
• Colours: Silver White, Cool Gray, Peacock Blue, Coral Red, Purple
• GSM Quad-band (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz)
• 3G/3.5G (UMTS/HSDPA) 5-bands (850/900/1700/1900/2100MHz)
• Voice command/dial
• WebTV
• Java MIDP 2.1
• GPS Navigation with A-GPS and Ovi Maps
• SMS/MMS
• email/push email/IM
• Music player (MP3, WMA, AAC, eAAC, eAAC+, AMR-NB, AMR-WB)
• Video player (HD, Mpeg4, WMA, 3GP)
• WLAN 802.11 b/g/n
• Flash Lite 4.0
• Photo/Video editor
• WAP 2.0/XHTML/HTML browser
• Battery capacity: 1200 mAh
• Standby: 550 hours (3G)
• Talktime: 6.5 hours (3G)

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Pro Symbian Belle Nokia phones Posted: 29 Aug 2011 09:05 AM PDT Symbian Belle is the latest update of the Symbian OS. Nokia has already announced three phones namely the Nokia 600, Nokia 700, and Nokia 701 to be launched with Symbian Belle. Nokia also stated that current Nokia Smartphones compatible with the Symbian Anna will also be getting Symbian Belle updates. Here you will find Nokia phones upgradable to Symbian Belle. Symbian Belle comes with a number of improvements like an improved user interface with widget redesigns, movable & resizable widgets, six customisable homescreens (3 more than Symbian Anna), improved social media support, better multitasking experience, improved status bar, deeply integrated NFC support, and new Microsoft Apps. Nokia has confirmed that all current Symbian^3 phones will be upgradable to Symbian Belle. In case, you do not know such phones, here is a list. Note that all future Nokia Symbian smartphones will feature Symbian Belle. Nokia 500 Nokia Oro Nokia X7 Nokia E6 Nokia E7 Nokia C7 Nokia N8 Nokia C6-01 More on Nokia Nokia N9 Nokia C5-03 budget touch screen phone Nokia C3 Touch and Type Nokia X3 Touch and Type Nokia X3 music phone Nokia X6 music phone Nokia C2-00 Nokia C1-01 Nokia C1-02 Nokia C1-00 affordable CSeries phones Hot Nokia phones for emerging markets Nokia 2690 Nokia 2220 Slide Nokia 5230 Touchscreen Nokia 5130 XpressMusic Nokia 2710 Navigation Edition All Nokia Phones Specs