Super Bowl viewers got a glimpse of the Motorola Devour on Sunday night in the hands of one of the most frequently Googled hollywood stars – Megan Fox. The advert cost an estimated $2 to $3 Million Dollars but went out to around 100 million viewers and was pretty entertaining!

The Motorola Devour will be available in the next few months and with the MotoBlur OS on top of a number of high spec features it is set to be a phone a popular device. The Devour features a slide-out QWERTY keyboard under the 3.1 inch touchscreen.

The highly user friendly Motoblur changes the very look and feel of the device compared with other Motorola devices, adding live streams of information onto the home screen through a series of custom widgets. Social network status updates, e-mail, and other messaging tools are all integrated into the desktop with a unique graphical look not seen in the standard Android OS. This feature is featured in the ad (below) with Fox to entertain all those Super Bowl fans.

If you love the HTC Hero but think the price is just too much, then the Tattoo may be perfect for you! HTC are known for producing high spec, high priced phones with the fantastic Android operating system. 

The Tattoo has been designed to bring Android phones to the mass market with a lower cost phone. 

There is no capacitive touchscreen or multi-touch and the camera has been reduced to 3.2 megapixels but features like HSDPA, WiFI and GPS and Android 1.6 are all bundled in to this funky little phone. With Android, users can customise their handset with downloadable apps from the Android Market. They can also access all that Google has to offer including Mail, Maps and Docs as well as YouTube and social networking sites. 

The HTC Tattoo looks great and as the name suggests, the covers can be customised to give you a phone that is unique to you.

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With the offical launch of Google’s very own Nexus One smartphone, I look into at the specs of the device as well as it’s main competitor the Apple iPhone.

Nexus One

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Official Video for the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10

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The X10 will be available early next year, if you can wait until then we recommend Samsung’s i8910 HD.

The well known technology that enables computer users to watch videos will soon be available on most smartphones. Flash software delivers around 75% of online video and is the ‘key technology that underpins websites such as YouTube and Google Video’.  Due to the limited processing power of the devices, only a ‘light’ version has been used. The makers of Flash, Adobe have said it should be available by 2010 on most high end phones…unfortunately not including Apple’s iPhone.

With the growth of smartphones and web browsing ‘booming’, Flash 10.1, as the new software is known has been developed to supply the demand of mobile users that want their mobile to act like a computer. Flash is found on 98% on computers and is the most commonly used piece of software installed on computers. The software is expected to be available on Windows Mobile, Palm and Google Android phones early next year. This is great news for mobile users as they will now be able to stream videos on their phones much easier.

Apple does not yet have any plans to support the new Flash software. According to Anup Muraka of Adobe, “Safari (Apple’s web browser) doesn’t support any kind of plug-in [on the iPhone].” He is hoping however, that Apple will eventually join with Flash to make some very happy iPhone customers.

nokia n900

When we heard the Nokia N900 was coming into the mobiles please office we were very excited to get our hands on this super powerful phone. The N900 tablet has a side-sliding QWERTY keyboard and an 800×480-pixel resistive touch screen to allow easy access to all the phones features including, 32GB of storage for up to 7,000 songs or 40 hours of DVD quality videos, a powerful 600 MHz processor and up to 1GB of application memory, fast wireless broadband and a high-quality 5 mega pixel digital camera to capture all your memories.

So is this really as good as my computer at home?  The N900 browser is powered by Mozilla technology and comes with all the features of your computer browser. The sharp 800 x 480 display allows you to view web pages as they were meant to be seen and also enables you to look back on your browsing history. The multiple desktops included on the Nokia tablet make it extremely easy to access applications that help you keep in touch with the world or simply be entertained.  The powerful processor allows you to run multiple apps smoothly, which is perfect if you need to do lots of things at once. It also means you can keep track of everything with instant notifications for emails, SMS or calls.

So this is the perfect companion for a business traveller who is always on the go and will be available very soon.

If you can’t wait for the Nokia N900 try our Google Android or the HTC Magic for similar powerful qualities.

Blackberry’s and Palm handsets have always been the business person’s phone perfect for on the go. Now all the big names in the mobile phone business are bringing out there own feature packed handsets made for the business users…and perfect for out of work too. We give you the ultimate guide to the business orientated handsets available at Mobiles please.

Blackberry Curve
The original Blackberry handset with a twist still equipped with all the traditional RIM features that will allow you to take your work with you where ever you go. Featuring a full email client that allows you to access your email accounts from anywhere in the world and an office document viewer it is the businessman’s phone.

Google Android
With a full QWERTY keyboard, full touch screen and full on style the Google Android is a business machine packed full of the latest features that will make you want to get to work. Made for browsing the web this handset allows access to all essential sites from Gmail for keeping up with your emails to Google maps incase you need to find your way to a meeting. It also allows you to keep entertained on the go with a 3.2 mega pixel camera and access to the thousands of Apps now available on the Google Android. Available in black or white.

Nokia E71
Nokia have always been a favorite with professionals (before Blackberry came along) and the E71 is a fantastic full QWERTY handset that is almost as useful as your pc. Loaded with the latest email technology, direct access to Nokia’s app store and with office applications pre-installed you really can work on the go.
Forget your pc…try one of our stylish smart business phones!