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Toshiba is one of the reputable companies in the electronics and technology industry. It has different branches all over the world that focuses on the research and development of innovative technologies such as laptops and mobile phones. It is also among the large companies who are known for manufacturing and developing Windows mobile Phones.

This year, Toshiba introduced its G810 touchscreen that is very similar to HTC Touch. This Smartphone is a Windows Mobile phone in the stylish form.

It has Windows Mobile 6 and “supports both HSDPA and HSUPA on 250, 1900 and 2100 MHz bands of global roaming”. Also included in its features are Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and a video capable 3 megapixel camera that’s equipped with auto-focus.

It also has a 64 thousand color 2.8 inch QVGA touchscreen display, FM radio, an internal memory of 256 MB and a built-in GPS or A-GPS. Its battery can last up to 4 hours talk time and up to 8 days of standby time.

Overall, this smartphone looks great and the size and weight are just right. The features are also great especially its touch-friendly software. However, the incoming call volume is a bit too soft and sound quality is not as good as other HTC PDA phones. Speaker for the music is also not that good enough.

There came a time when cellular phones were huge ones, those you put on your desk and has a long antenna, and those that you can only use for calls and not for sending SMS. From them, mobile phones that are developed became smaller then came again 3G phones that became a bit bigger. Some companies focus on the features in developing the phones, some develop the style and looks and some are concerned with both.

Do you want to know the details about a phone that literally comes in handy? Introducing: Modu Mini Phone, the lightest and smallest phone that ever hit the market. This handy phone only has the basic features of a mobile phone. It can make calls, send SMS and store contacts into your phonebook – that’s it! It’s so small that even its features are just very limited. It does not even have a Wi-Fi and only supports the turtle-like GPRS.

The Modu Phone is only about the size of an iPod Nano weighs only 1.4 ounces and is only 0.3 inches thick. It can and can be slipped into jackets of other small devices such as an MP3 player, digital camera, etc. This Modu Mini Phone is expected to be available in the US late 2008 or early 2009.