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Input Type
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| Mobile Phones are operated using QWERTY Keyboard (like Blackberry), Touchscreen (like the PDAs) and Keypad. |
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Touchscreen
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Display
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| The display is better known as the screen. It shows icons, messages & instructions and functions. |
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TFT
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Number of Colours
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| Number of Colours displayed on the screen of the mobile phone. Mobile Phones come with following colours 4k (k-Thousand), 65k, 262k, 16.7millon colours. |
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262k
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Display Resolution
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| Resolution measures the sharpness of the display or screen. Mobiles Phones are available in the following display resolution 128x128, 128x160, 176x220, 240x320. Resolution represents the smallest piece of the screen that can be controlled individually. Each one can be set to a different color and intensity (brightness). |
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240 x 320
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Secondary Display
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| Most of the Clamshell mobile phones have two displays, the Primary display (the inner display) and the Secondary display (the outer display). |
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| Standard Battery Features
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Talk Time with Standard Battery (hrs)
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3hrs
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Standby Time with Standard Battery (Hours)
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220hrs
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| Memory
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Phonebook
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Call records
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Inbuilt Memory (MB/KB)
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25
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Extendable Memory
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| As the mobile phones have limited memory, phones have the provision to extend or increase the memory to save the data. |
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Extendable Memory Type
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| When the internal memory of the mobile phone gets full, the extendable memory helps in saving the data on a removable media like MMC, SD, microSD, MiniSD. |
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microSD
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Maximum Extendable Memory (GB)
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| It indicates the maximum limit of the Extendable Memory supported by the mobile phone. Some mobile phones support upto 4GB and more extendable memory. |
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2
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| Camera Features
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Mega Pixel
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| Resolution is made up of building blocks called pixels. A million pixels together are called a mega pixel. Its on the resolution, which is composed of elements sensitive to sunlight, that the image is created. Each of these elements registers one of the points (called pixel) that create the picture. |
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Flash
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| This is an inbuilt light used at the time of taking a photograph from a camera mobile phone. There are two types flash - Photo Light and Flash. |
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Video Recorder
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| Many camera mobile phones let you record short clips of highly compressed, low-resolution video in VGA format (640 x 480). |
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Other Features
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Multi shot and Night Vision
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Mega Pixel Range
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3.0 / 3.2
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| Connectivity Options
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WiFi
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| WiFi stands for Wireless Fidelity. It allows wireless access for devices like mobile phones, computers, printers etc. without using the cables. |
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Bluetooth
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| Bluetooth is a short range wireless technology that connects electronic devices, including cell phones, printers, digital cameras or palm top computers. It is designed to exchange data at speeds up to 720 kbit/s and at ranges up to 10 metres. |
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Infrared
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| Infrared (IR) radiation is electromagnetic radiation of a wavelength longer than that of visible light, but shorter than that of radio waves. Infrared radiation has wavelengths between about 750 nm and 1 mm. |
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USB Connector
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| A small connector on the mobile phone where a USB cable can be connected to transfer the data or images is known as USB connector. |
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GPRS
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| With General Packet Radio Service or GPRS you can be continuously connected to higher capacity Internet-based services. Just turn on, tune in, and download - whenever you like. GPRS is the perfect bearer for many kinds of applications: Multimedia Messaging, Imaging and Internet Browsing. |
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WAP Enabled
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| WAP refers to Wireless Application Protocol, which is a set of communication protocol standards used for accessing the internet on mobile devices like phones, PDAs, etc. We have various versions of WAP available - 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.2.1. |
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3G
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| Multimedia
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Music Player
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Music Format
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MP3, AAC, AMR and MIDI
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A2DP (Stereo Bluetooth)
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| Advanced Audio Distribution Profile or A2DP means streaming high quality audio from one device to another over a Bluetooth connection. For example, music streamed from a mobile phone to a wireless headset. |
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FM Radio
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Games
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| Email and Messaging
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Email Client
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| An e-mail client is a computer program used to manage e-mail. |
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Blackberry Ready
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EMS
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| Enhanced Messaging Service (EMS) or Picture Messaing is an extension for Short Message Service (SMS) in mobile phones. |
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MMS
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| MMS or Multimedia Messaging Services is a universally accepted standard that allows you to send and receive rich media messages comprising of text, sounds, images and video to and from MMS capable handsets. MMS confers the ability to send still images such as mobile postcards, mobile pictures, mobile screensavers, mobile greeting cards, mobile maps and business cards. Additionally, in the future moving images, cartoons and interactive video will also be supported by MMS. |
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| Network
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Dual Band
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| Dual Band is a switch that allows you to switch between two transmissions that are adopted by Asian and European countries. |
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Tri Band
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| A tri-band phone operates on three frequency bands, GSM900, GSM1800 and GSM1900 |
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Quad Band
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| A Quad Band phone operates on four frequency bands, GSM 850, GSM900, GSM1800 and GSM1900. |
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| PIM
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Calendar
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Scheduler
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To-Do
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| Additional Features
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Flight Mode
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| Flight Mode option allows the user to switch off the mobile phone feature on his phone and use it only as a pda or an mp3 player. This allows the user to use the pda or mp3 function of their mobile phone in areas where they are not allowed to use their mobile phones like airplanes, etc. |
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Handsfree Speaker
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Internal Antenna
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Currency Converter
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| Some Mobile phones provide you with an in-built currency convertor to calculate the equivalent value of money in another currency. |
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Real Time Clock
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Alarm Clock
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Predictive Text Input
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| This feature gives you the option of speeding up the process of entering text by using a built-in dictionary. |
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PTT (Push to Talk)
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| PTT or Push To Talk is a button on the mobile phone that is pressed when needing to transmit with the radio on the tuned frequency or channel provided by the Mobile Service Provider. |
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Java
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| Java is a high-level programming language. Java is used some mobile phones to install applications and games. |
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Dual Sim
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GPS
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Dual Sim (GSM + GSM)
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Dual Sim (GSM + CDMA)
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Tri Sim
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| Voice Features
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Inbuilt Dictaphone
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| The mobile phone comes with an inbuilt dictaphone or a voice recorder, which can record your voice/conversation. In most mobile phones, this function can be activated by holding onto a button on the right-side of the phone. |
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Voice Dial
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Voice Command
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Text to Voice
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| Sound Settings
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Internal Vibrating Alert
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| Machine Dimensions
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Weight with Standard Battery (Grams)
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100
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| After Sales Service
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Warranty Period (Years)
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1
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