20 highest-radiation cell phones

Which one is yours?

Samsung Galaxy s VS iPhone 4

It’s not like you’re out of options. Here’s one. Another one would be to get a friend’s iPhone 4 and another friend’s Galaxy S, put them on a table, close your eyes and… tell your friends to bugger off. Or you can do it the old-fashioned way. Flip a what?

Now seriously, do we need another iPhone vs. insert phone of choice thing? Well, do you need Retina display when it’s more than the human eye can see? Do you need a 4” Super AMOLED when 3.5” would’ve been just fine – and easier to handle?

What Should You Have On Your Symbian Smartphone? (Part 2)

1. Kaspersky Mobile Security - Protect your mobile privacy.

2. Coreplayer - Mobile Media Playback.

3. SPB TV - A simple IP-TV solution, optimized to run on mobile phones, offering multiple channels and a user-friendly interface.

4. iON-BatteryTimer - The control of operating time remaining to complete discharge and more...

5. X-plore - File manager for mobile phones, with a wide range of functions on the phone's file system.

6. SmartMovie - Video player for your mobile phone, with a counterpart converter utility for the PC.

7. Free-isms - iPhone-style sms chat software.

8. JoikuSpot - WiFi Tethering Sofware for Mobile Phones. Turning your mobile phone to a WiFi HotSpot.

9. Accuweather - Local weather forecast and radar for the US and International.

10. QuickOffice - Mobile office productivity software for smartphones.

What Should You Have On Your Symbian Smartphone? (Part 1)

1. Garmin Mobile XT - Navigation Device for Mobile Device.

2. Google Maps - Determine current location with or without GPS.

3. Opera Mobile - Smarter Mobile Browsing.

4. Youtube Mobile - Youtube Client for Mobile Device.

5. Facebook Mobile - Facebook Client for Mobile Device.

6. Tweets60 - Twitter Client for Mobile Device.

7. Snaptu - Snaptu turns favorite websites into ultra fast mobile apps that work on mobile phone.

8. Foursquare - Foursquare on your phone gives you & your friends new ways of exploring your city. Earn points & unlock badges for discovering new things.

9. Skype - Free Skype-to-Skype calls and IM with Verizon Wireless.

10. Nimbuzz - Free Calls, Chat, Messaging and more on  Mobile Phone.

8 Innovation of Gadgets to Watch in 2011

1. Qi Wireless Power

Who wouldn'€™t want to simply place a smartphone onto a magic mat and charge it up, no wires required? Sure, wireless chargers have been around for a while, but as of October 2010, there's now a standard, backed by 69 companies and set to find its way into many (if not most) new mobile devices in the coming year. Soon your smartphone, camera or MP3 player won'€™t need a special sleeve to charge wirelessly - it'€™ll all be built in. Conspicuously missing from the list of companies on board with the wireless charging initiative, though? Apple.

2. Nintendo 3DS

Nintendo'€™s the biggest name in gaming for a reason, and it'€™ll prove its might once again with the launch of the Nintendo 3DS, the next generation of handheld gaming device. Able to create 3D graphics without the glasses, gamers will find many reasons to get this device when it ships in 2011.

3. Motorola-Built, Android-Powered Tablets

With the blockbuster success of the Droid, it's clear that Motorola's got a good grasp of what the Android-buying community is looking for in hardware. It'll be one of the first consumer-ready devices running Honeycomb, Google'€™s tablet-optimized Android fork; and we're betting it'€™ll be competitively priced, too.

4. Smart Shopping Carts

In the down economy, the focus of many marketers has shifted from customer acquisition to customer retention, so loyalty programs have come to the fore. While smartphones are one vehicle for perpetrating such programs, 70% of consumers still don'€™t have one, and even by the end of 2011, market penetration is not projected to top 50%. Smart shopping carts can flash discounts and suggest purchases based on a customer's history. While some shoppers might find it creepy, many will find it'€™s like GPS -” you won'™t be able to remember what life was like before them.

5. PalmPad

If any OS was built for tablet use, it'€™s webOS, and if any company can build a legitimate and affordable competitor to the Apple iPad, it's HP and Palm. No Android or Windows 7 tablet has demonstrated the capability to match the iPad feature-for-feature. That tall order will fall on the PalmPad.

6. Notion Ink Adam

India's iPad challenger, Notion Ink'€™s Adam, is said to be the first device in the world to integrate two breakthrough power saving components - nVidia'€™s Tegra 2 chip and a Pixel Qi screen. Together, they are expected to help it achieve twice the battery life and performance of the iPad.

7. NFC-Enabled Phones

Samsung'™s Nexus S, the first NFC-enabled Android phone, is already on sale; Nokia has announced that all of its smartphones, starting in 2011, will support NFC; and Apple recently hired a NFC expert. Jeff Miles, the director of mobile transactions worldwide at NXP Semiconductors, which co-invented NFC with Sony in 2002, says he expects more than 70 million NFC-capable handsets to be manufactured in 2011.

8. PlayStation Phone

The Android-based phone will test the limits of gaming on mobile devices. This much excitement for a phone since the iPhone 4. The PlayStation Phone could very well be the most popular Android phone of 2011.

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