Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte Is Peppered With Diamonds

If the gorgeous creation by Thomas Heyerdahl on the 8800 left you breathless, then this Diamond Encrusted Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte will leave you speechless. Swiss luxury designer and jeweler Knalihs Athem has done his take on the 8800 model and come out with spectacular results. This limited edition phone comes with more that 1000 finest quality brilliant cut diamonds that weigh 6.75 carats in total. Only 20 people with rich tastes will be the proud owner of this phone. To support the authentication of the diamonds, suitable official diamond grading report from a gemological lab accompanies the set. Incase you are gifting this to your beloved, then you can personalize it with name, initials, lucky number, logo or love declarations etc.

Nokia N95 vs. Sony Ericsson P1

There are many territories that mobile phone companies fight on. Camera phones, music phones, fashion phones… But the big guns really come out to play when you look at smart phones. Let’s check out two of the best in the field, the Nokia N95 and Sony Ericsson P1.

Nokia N95 – the king of Nokia

It was also the first mobile phone in the UK to feature a 5 megapixel camera, a fact that undoubtedly helped Nokia sell thousands of units. But it wasn’t just the camera. If anything, that camera was the just the starting point, and they built the N95 up from there!

The Nokia N95 also featured, in what would become a massive selling point, built-in GPS and sat-nav. Not many (if there were even any at all) mobile phones were including that at the time, and the ability to use your phone as a sat-nav… well, it rocked. Since the N95 was built around Symbian Series 60, as well, meaning you could install your own software, and get this awesome Nokia to do things its creators had never even dreamed of. It was, and is, a true smartphone.

Sony Ericsson P1 – the smartphone king

Sony Ericsson P1 has a 3.2 Megapixel camera with 3x zoom and auto focus, a 2.6-inch LCD touchscreen, WiFi, Bluetooth and support for H.264 video playback.

The Sony Ericsson P1 runs the Symbian OS v9.1 and and UIQ 3.0. It has QWERTY keyboard and 160MB internal memory while there is also a Memory Stick Micro (M2) card slot.

But it’s not just about features, the experience of using it is the important thing. If i tell you that which mobile is best for that would be my opinion.

Windows XP on Mobile

Nokia’s Communicator style mobile phone/PDA hybrid has long been a popular choice for enterprise users, particularly in Europe. The MIU HDPC will change up that landscape a bit. HDPC, short for Hybrid Dual Portable Computer,packs 7 hours of battery life when booting in from Windows XP or Linux (uncertain at the moment) and some 90 hours on Windows Mobile. That’s pretty intense.
The device also throws in an exterior dial which slides and tilts, similar to a SideKick meets the TyTN II/Tilt. There is a 4 inch 800 X 480 touchscreen inside, a 1 GHz VIA ultra low voltage CPU, and up to 4GB DDR RAM. There is also a 3-5 megapixel camera with flash and exterior screen with dial pad for the phone features.whether it’s GSM with HSDPA for high speed internet access or CDMA with EVDO for broadband speeds.