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Nokia Lumia 800

Finnish multinational communications and informational technology corporation, Nokia, has been in the business of mobile phones since the 1980s. Nokia dominated much of the mobile phone market share during its early years but in more recent years, has begun to struggle against the rising popularity of Apple and Samsung competitors. Nevertheless, Nokia is not going to come quietly. After striking a partnership with Microsoft, Nokia has been fighting back with its new line of Windows Phone handsets, one of which is the Lumia 800.
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Distinctive Prada Style with Innovative LG Technology

With every second person accessorizing with the iPhone these days, it is refreshing to see that LG have rolled up their sleeves and successfully designed an Android Smartphone to challenge it. The Prada Phone by LG 3.0 is sleek (8.95mm thin), stylish and packed with desirable features. Fashionistas will be suitably impressed with the phones large 4.3 inch NOVA screen, luminous and bright display and classic glossy paint/high-backing finish. With 8 GB of user memory, users can enjoy twice the entertainment with Dual Architecture. The PRADA phone by LG 3.0 boasts a 1.0GHz Dual-Core/Dual-Channel architecture for high-speed performance, and dual-band Wi-Fi for high-speed internet surfing. Its attractive features include an 8MP camera, which captures crystal clear and well detailed shots. The continuous shot and panorama option is a step above many of its rivals in the smartphone market. For standard smartphone tasks the Prada Phone 3.0 has proved beyond capable as well, with high-quality functionality for calling, messaging and gaming. The phone package comes packed with Prada accessories to complete the designer look; including a phone cradle, Bluetooth headset and stylish pouches to complement the handset. For more information on the Prada Phone 3.0 by LG, visit www.lg.com.au/mobile-phones
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Samsung Galaxy S II

The Samsung Galaxy S II is made mostly from plastic, though this does not take away from the overall appeal of the tech-phone image. With the 8.49mm of thickness the Galaxy S is appealing in both function and importantly, the design. Thinner than the iPhone 4, the Galaxy S is one of the thinnest smartphones in the world.
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