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Samsung Galaxy Y Pro B5510 Android Smart Phone

A new addition to the new Samsung’s range of Android Smart phones categorized as ‘Young’ is Galaxy Y Pro B5510 with a QWERTY key pad. Although categorized among entry level smart phones, Samsung Galaxy Y Pro B5510 tops in many aspects such as Android v2.3 Gingerbread operating system of which is hardly available on other devices in its genre. It is anticipated that from Google’s upgrade of Android operating such as Froyo to Gingerbread and Gingerbread to Ice cream sandwich, the newer version is always better in terms of performance, security and features than its predecessor; currently, there are countable devices in Samsung Galaxy Y Pro B5510’s genre with Android v2.3 Gingerbread software, most have Froyo if at all they run on Android.

Orange Telkom Kenya Rolls Out 3G Services

Competition among mobile service providers is expected to take a major twist following Orange’s launch of third generation (3G) services with speeds of up to 21Mbps. Just a day after Safaricom upgraded its base stations in various regions within Nairobi to offer 3G connection speed of up to 21Mbps, Orange must have been planning a checkmate move after they unveiled 3G services with similar speed in Kenya’s major towns; Nairobi, Kisumu and Mombasa. I must criticize Safaricom for their discriminatory approach of only targeting parts anticipated to be heavy consumers of their data services rather than targeting the entire town, Orange Telkom Kenya might just be the better option Kenyans have been waiting for.

Nokia 100 and 101 Cell Phones Unveiled in Kenya

Just a day after Nokia introduced its latest Nokia 701, Nokia 700 and Nokia 600 high end smart phones running on the upgraded version of Symbian Belle, two more handsets have been introduced, though targeting a totally different market segment. The latest development from Nokia clearly indicates their stand in their efforts to diversify target market with hope of involving all potential consumers. We’ve all been witnessing major industry players unveiling what is considered as lavish high end Android smart phones with no regard to the budget depressed consumers; Nokia 100 and Nokia 101 clearly have their target market identified and offers some very attractive features such as dual Sim support.

CCK Gives Third Digital Signal Distribution License to Media Owners Association

Apparently, the Communications Commission of Kenya has awarded a third license to distribute Digital signals in Kenya to a consortium of local broadcasters after a sour relationship following the award of a second similar license to a Chinese firm ‘Pan African Network’. Initially, Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) a state owned broadcaster through Signet had been mandated with a similar responsibility; however, thing fell apart after its controversial partnership with Smart TV; previously owned by Next Generation Broadcasting from Sweden and now owned by a Kenyan firm called Transmex Kenya ltd.

LG Introduces LSM-100 Mouse Scanner

There has been mixed reactions towards the latest development from LG to introduce a mouse with a built in scanner; this development could send millions of bulky scanners currently in use packing saving the much needed desk space. Apart from opening a new avenue for the development of efficient space saving scanners, LSM-100 Scanner Mouse presents a totally new dimension in the use and even designing of office desk. The most amazing feature on LSM-100 Mouse scanner is its ability to allow users to save, drag or drop scanned documents as large as A3 in variant file formats just by swiping over them.

Nokia Essence Bluetooth Stereo Headset

Besides production of quality handsets, it seems Nokia has of lately been engaging its engineers to produce Bluetooth stereo headsets with unmatched performance quality. During the official launch of Nokia 701, Nokia 700 and Nokia 600 in Hong Kong , two Bluetooth accessories were also introduced; Nokia Essence Bluetooth stereo headset is designed to provide consumers with the best performance experience in the industry. On the same day in Norway, Nokia was also unveiling the BH-112 Bluetooth stereo headsets only this time with a different design meant for a single ear.

Nokia 701 Helen Symbian Smart Phone

It was highly anticipated that Nokia would line up several handsets during the official announcement of software upgrade to Symbian Belle; during the launch of Nokia 701 Helen, Nokia 600 and 700 were also introduced. While comparing the trio, Nokia 701 Helen seems to have occupied company engineers a lot more than the other two devices; it boasts of advanced components than the two although borrowing connectivity features from its sibling 700. Unlike its other two siblings, Nokia 701 Helen is equipped with an 8.0-megapixel camera; 3.0 pixels higher than 700 and 600 but same 720 pixels video recording capability.

Nokia 700 ZETA Symbian Smart Phone

Alongside the release of Nokia 600 and 701, Nokia 700 ZETA was also introduced although considered as the most compact and eco-friendly handset that the company has ever produced. Comparing Nokia 700 ZETA with Samsung Galaxy M Pro B7800 which was also released on the same day, they both have a 1GHz processor although running different operating systems; Nokia 700 on Symbian Belle while Samsung Galaxy M Pro B7800 on Android v2.3 Gingerbread operating system. There is very slim features setting this two devices apart; but if you ask me, I consider Nokia 700 ZETA to be on the upper hand despite its Symbian software.