Cellular Phone Review

Google Nexus One, the first mobile phone with the Google brand, will begin to be released in the UK in April 2010, along with Vodafone. Only be sold through Google.com / phone as the company announced at the beginning. Although the sale price has not been announced, the Nexus One more or less the same as smart phones like the iPhone.

This phone made in HTC is afforded to assert the superiority of the operating system Android, on the space market dominance Apple iPhone and Microsoft’s software, Windows Mobile.

Although the official partner of the giant search engine is Vodafone in the UK, excited about the launch in March, the nearest source of both companies confirmed that April is the month in which the company will have a realistic chance to be ready to conduct the launch.

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Vodafone launched what is dubbed the world’s cheapest mobile phone (only $15) at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the Vodafone 150 handset which is aimed at developing countries reports an article over on silicon republic. This is a basic but useful handset, with a 1.0″ 96 x 64 pixel monochrome display, dual-band GSM, polyphonic ringtones, an alarm clock, currency converter, 2 embedded games and a built-in torch.

The Vodafone 150 provides its customer with a great voice as well as sms services. It also offers support for mobile payment services. The gadget will initially be offered in India, Turkey and 8 African countries which will include Ghana, Kenya and Lesotho. That’s good news for Vodafone and Vodacom customers in those countries though. Read More »