LG Optimus 3D

People just can’t get enough of the 3D mania. So like many of you expected 3D technology hit the smart phone market too. The most noticeable 3D phone is the LG Optimus 3D. It is an Android 2.2 phone with Nintendo 3DS-esque. It is glasses free. The magic starts when you turn it to landscape. With the help of a 5MP camera you can shoot 3D photos or record your own 3D movie. It has an on-board  8GB memory that you can extend using a microSD card. You can connect it to your 3D TV via HDMI 1.4 and watch the movies/pics that you took. It also has Wi-Fi, GPS,3G etc. and you can use it to make phone calls or send text messages too!

Sony Ericsson Xperia Play

Nowadays games are as important to a smartphone as any other application, so there is no surprise to see a PlayStation-phone hybrid and the combination sounds like a winner.

Despite games for a new console type are not many. Sony Ericsson has over 50 games available for this model within days. They’re mostly Android created special for the Xperia Play. The games can also be played using the touchscreen

If you done playing the game you can call/text somebody. The phone has a decent call quality and built-in noise-canceling. The virtual keyboard is big enough for fast texting and also has text suggestions for even faster texting.

HTC Sensation

HTC Sensation is the Taiwanese producer new flagship and first dual-core smartphone. While the name ‘Sensation’ is considered to hubristic, it really a non-self to judge the phone by this criteria. 

The dual-core technology means that the phone has 1080p video recording, nipper web browsing than its predecessor(HTC Desire HD) giving turbo charged performance more similar to a computer than a phone. The 1.2 GHz processor supplies more than enough to run the Android 2.3.3 software special design for this model. The 8MP camera and the delicious aluminium unibody chassis among with the other features will make this phone the most wanted when it arrives on the market this summer.

Nokia X7

The new Nokia X7 represents the result of the cooperation between Nokia and Microsoft. The X7 has installed the new version of Symbian called Anna. It also has faster web browsing (with Flash) and a portrait QWERTY keyboard.

The chassis is stainless steel and glass –which means it outruns the iPhone in the desirability stakes -  and comes in only two color options : ‘dark steel’ and ‘light steel’.

The X7 may not have the numberless apps like the iPhone but it’s got the bases covered. It has, among others, Facebook, Twitter and free Ovi Navigation turn-by-turn voice directions.

The camera is, as Nokia spoiled us, one of the best you can find on a smart phone. It shoots 8 MP pictures and 720p videos with a dual LED flash, but unlike the N8 it has no HDMI output for watching on TV.

The screen is AMOLED with a resolution of 640x360 which is very good to watch a movie or play a gay, but is no compare to the iPhone’s 960x640 Retina Display.

Overall the Nokia X7 is one of the best  smart phone and an extremely serious competitor on the market.