I was chatting with my friend online; she’s in a dilemma on what mobile phone to buy. Since she considered me as a tech savvy, she needed my advice on her phone preference. She was thinking of a Sony Ericsson W995, Walkman phone and Cyber Shot at the same time that has an 8 megapixel auto shooter, a great music feature, an improved interface and management software and it has a surprisingly GPS features or a Samsung Tocco Lite,.The latter has a 3.2 megapixel camera with smile detection and video recording, a music player with FM radio, a TouchWiz interface and also an auto rotate screen that allows handwriting recognition technology for easy messaging just like the Nokia 5800. The more specifications I gave her, the more confused she got so I decided that I would just go with her to see the phones herself. Then, last night she buzzed me again and asked me about the new Nokia 5530. Since I didn’t have an idea about it, I decided to google and it really amazed me. The phone has a 2.9 inch touchscreen, 3.2 megapixel camera, 3.5mm headphone jack, FM/RDS Radio, WiFi, approximately 150Mb of internal memory and support for microSD. I couldn’t blame my friend for changing her mind, this is truly a one of a heck cellular phone but she has to wait for its release in the market.

I just had my phone broken and I am currently looking for the latest Blackberry phones/pda that I can take a hold of in replacement for my old one. So far, I have seen the BlackBerry 9500 Storm, which they say is the most stylish BlackBerry smartphone to date, as well as being RIM BlackBerry’s first handset to feature touch screen technology. It was also said that it offers a crystal-clear, high resolution 480×320 pixel touch screen display, with auto-screen rotation. Another unit that I saw was the BlackBerry Bold 9000, which has a built-in mobile streaming, that can give access to online videos and a 2Mb camera and music player to add some enjoyment to this highly exceptional BlackBerry business handset. There is also the BlackBerry 8800 smartphone, which has all the features of a Blackberry phone, plus instant messaging. I could really decide yet which smatphone should I be choosing because they all looked really good. I guess what is needed to be done right now is to go directly to the shops and check those out for myself before really deciding which phone do I buy. I want to make sure that I’ll be buying something that I really need, and not just because I thought I need it.