Mobile World

Following new mobile phone releases can be annoying at times, what with the fact that with few exceptions, most new American phones have been available in other countries. It is not a terrible thing, but it can sometimes new phone releases only you think, “meh.” But that not only T-Mobile (or any other carrier) on the release of new mobile phones that others have already seen them. T-Mobile has just announced the release of the new T-Mobile Shadow (formerly HTC Phoebus) and the Nokia 7510th

At launch, the Nokia 7510 is pretty much a standard flip phone with a 2-megapixel camera and three interchangeable colored faceplates available. The shadow, however, is a smartphone that aims to smartphones easier for the end user. It runs on a modified Windows Mobile 6 1, which aims to restrict access to everything that much easier by all on a scroll menu on the left side of the screen. It looks quite promising, even if they do not run WinMo, and has only 20 QWERTY-T astatur button (like the BlackBerry Pearl keyboard).

Both phones have their respective markets, which every user who just wants a decent phone that works, and the busy person who wants a smartphone, but perhaps not the biggest in them.

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