It’s not Android phone nor Windows phone. The Nokia 808 PureView runs Nokia Belle, but I think that’s not its best selling point. The company embed a high-reolution 41 megapixel sensor with high-performance Carl Zeiss optics and new pixel oversampling technology into the smartphone. Looking at the sensor resolution, I think it could challange the advance D-SLR camera such as Nikon D800 or Canon 5D Mk III, what do you think?

Let’s take a closer look at the photography features, Nokia 808 PureView comes with a fullscreen 16:9 viefinder with easy on-screen touch controls and is equipped with Xenon flash as well as LED for video recording. The ultrawide lens has focal length 8:02 mm (35 mm equivalent focal length -26 mm, 16:9 / 28 mm, 4:3) and has Macro functionality with focus range 15-50 cm. In addition to the three shoting mode, the 808 PureView also features an integrated photo editor. We know that high-resolution image produces larger file size, to solve this problem, Nokia configure the smartphone with 16GB internal memory and microSD card slot for storage expansion up to 48GB.

Available in Rusia and India as of May with other countries to follow, the Nokia 808 PureView operates in GSM/EDGE and WCDMA with automatic switching between both band. Regarding connectivity, this smartphone sports Bluetooth 3.0, HDMI, DLNA, High-Speed USB 2.0 (micro USB connector), Micro USB connector and charging, USB On-the-Go, 3.5 mm Nokia standard audio, connector with TV-out, Secure NFC, WLAN, A-GPS,a nd FM transmitter.

Note: Amazon UK lists the Nokia 808 PureView on its website (amazon.co.uk) as a pre-order item.

Available in two different size 7-inch and 10.1-inch, the new Galaxy Tab 2 Series are powered by 1GHz dual core processor, 1GB RAM and run Android 4 – Ice Cream Sandwich that enables users to access more than 450,000 apps, favorite movies and TV shows from Google Play or Media Hub. Combined with the Smart Remote App, the integrated IR Blaster turns the Tab 2 into a universal smart remote, helping users easily find their favorite shows and maximize the home entertainment experience.

Priced at $399.99 and $249.99 respectively, the Galaxy Tab 2 Series also feature an easily accessible memory card slot for convenient loading of multimedia files in a range of supported file formats. Other highlights: 8GB and 16GB Internal Memory; microSD expansion up to 32GB; Wireless N Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n); and Bluetooth 3.0.

“These new Galaxy Tab 2 and Galaxy Player devices deliver what consumers have come to expect from all Samsung products – exceptional design, impressive connectivity options and a selection of choices for each type of person and user scenario,” said Tim Baxter, President, Samsung Electronics America. “A one size fits all solution is just not sufficient.”

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After LG Rumor Reflex and LG Viper 4G LTE, now LG offers another eco-friendly Android smartphone through Sprint and Virgin Mobile USA for only $30 with two year contract — the LG Optimus Elite. As the successor to Optimus S, the Elite smartphone is powered by a 800 MHz processor and is configured with a 3.5-inch capacitive touch-screen, 5 MP rear-facing camera and camcorder with flash, virtual QWERTY keyboard and mobile hotspot capability supporting up to five Wi-Fi enabled devices. It’s also supports Near Field Communication (NFC) enabling modern payment such as Google Wallet.

Available in Silver and White, the LG Optimus Elite comes with the following eco-friendly attributes: ULE Platinum Certified; protected by a casing made of 50 percent recycled plastics; RoHS compliant; and green charger that only consumes 0.03 watts of power when plugged into a wall socket without being connected to the phone.

Among the Toshiba’s latest Android tablets, the Excite 13 is the largest model with a 13.3-inch diagonal LED Backlit display. Designed for home use, this large tablet is only 0.4 inches thin and weighs 2.2 pounds, so it is still easy to carry from your sofa to your bed. The display boasts a 1600×900 native resolution and is enhanced with 10-finger touch support.

Powered by the quad-core NVIDIA Tegra™ 3 mobile processor with GeForce graphics and 1GB of memory, the large tablet is ideal for gaming and HD entertainment. Regarding battery life, the Excite 13 tablet delivers up to 13 hours of normal use and seven days of stand-by. The Excite 13 tablet includes Micro USB, Micro HDMI® ports and a full-size SD card slot for syncing and sharing content, a four-speaker sound system and tablet stand that makes it easy to prop up on a table or kitchen countertop to share videos with friends and family.

Are you feeling lucky? Find this tablet series at Amazon.com.

LG Optimus Pad V900 was introduced by LG at MWC 2011 last year. You may not familiar with this tablet, as it’s rebranded to G-Slate for U.S. customers through T-Mobile. The Optimus Pad V900 aka T-Mobile G-Slate was among the first 4G tablets to fully benefit from the tablet-optimized Android 3.0 (honeycomb) platform. Featuring HD 8.9 inch (15:9 aspect ratio), 3D-capabale display, this tablet is powered by a NVIDIA Tegra2 dual-core processor and is equipped with 2MP front-facing camera, 5MP rear-facing camera, 3D video recorder, 32GB memory, and many more. You can buy the G-Slate by LG from Amazon.com for $783.39, or get the Optimus Pad at Amazon.co.uk for £355.84.

And a year later, there is a new story for customers who like fast lifestyle, it’s still from LG. What’s that? No doubt, it’s the company’s first LTE tablet called LG Optimus Pad LTE. Along with the Optimus LTE smartphone, the Optimus Pad LTE is equipped with both LTE technology and True HD IPS display. The tablet has the same 8.9-inch display size but the processor is not NVIDIA Tegra2 anymore, it chooses Qualcomm 1.5GHz Dual-Core / Dual Channel Processor.

Weighing 497g and at only 9.34mm thin, the LG Optimus Pad LTE runs Android 3.2 Honeycomb OS and features: a Micro SD card slot for storage expansion up to 32GB; an 8MP rear camera with a 2MP front camera; and 6,800mHh battery. Initially launched in Korea since January 2012, the Optimus Pad LTE still on the way to poke its fans in the rest of the world including U.S. and U.K. Are you waiting? Check Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk periodically.

I love Apple’s product since I bought iPhone 3G more than 3 years ago in Jakarta. But iPhone is my only Apple’s gadget, I don’t have iMac, MacBook, or even iPad. And I have not upgraded my iPhone to the latest model, why? I feel that all of the features are still suitable for my needs. Just like my old Nokia 3535 that I had used for 6 years before I bought the iPhone 3G, the old is not always bad I have not bought any iPad yet since its debut in April 2010, you know why? I wait until the iPad has higher resolution, and now the time is coming. That’s right, the new iPad has retina display with 3.1 million pixels of resolution or four times the number of pixels of the old iPad. I want this device, and I’ll get it.

Along with the high resolution display, the new iPad also boasts the powerful new A5X chip with quad-core graphic, a 5 megapixel iSight camera, and up to 10 hours of battery life. Running iOS 5.1, the new iPad supports dictation which understands what you say, not just what you type or tap. And the combination of 4G LTE support with Personal HostSpot capability will make you even happier.

Are you feeling lucky? Find your favorite new iPad accessories at Amazon.com or visit Laptopgram for the latest laptop news.

This is a kind of good news for parents who want to give their children a smartphone but still want to control them how they use it. The ZTE Fury smartphone is designed with such problem in mind, and is available from Sprint (starting March 11, 2012) with a variety of features that parents will love. Powered by a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8655 processor, the ZTE Fury is equipped with a 4GB internal memory, a 3.5-inch capacitive display, 5 MP camera with LED flash and 3G hotspot capabilities that allows up to five Wi-Fi enabled devices to share one network connection, I love it.

Regarding familiy-friendly features, the ZTE Fury Android smartphone from Sprint sports easy-to-load apps including: Sprint Family Locator, Mobile COntrol, and Drive First. Using those apps, parents are able to locate their children, monitor their’s child’s mobile activities, control the device use,and automatically lock the phone when driving more that 10 MPH. But each service costs some bucks.

One thing that you can’t ignore is the preloaded Sprint ID, a unique feature that allows you to download and switch among five self-selected ID packs filled with ringtones, wallpapers, widgets and applications. Are you feeling lucky? Find your favourite ZTE Android smartphone at Amazon.com or stay tuned Gadgeture to keep updated on gadget related news.

Designed for enterprise users, the Fujitsu‘s Android-based tablet is available in Japan starting mid February 2012. The 7-inch tablet has a code name STYLISTIC M350/CA2 (is that weird?) and measures 120 x 200 x 14 mm. There are three character input mode available, a numeric keypad, QWERTY, and hand-writing that recognizes kanji characters with high accuracy, thanks to the Fujitsu’s unique “NX! Input powered by ATOK” character input technology.

The lightweight STYLISTIC M350/CA2 tablet weighs less than a half kg, it’s so travel friendly, right?. And the long battery life (up to 6.1 hours) will make it more ideal for mobile activities. I know it’s not the longest battery life in the world of mobile devices, I found that the MSI X370 Ultra Laptop boasts up to 10 hours of battery life. I hope Fujitsu will offer better products in the near future.

Regarding conectivity, this Fujitsu tablet is able to connect the network thorugh Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Users are allowed to make data connection with PCs and smartphone, as well as make a presentation through projector easily, thanks to the miniHDMI interface.

Are you feeling lucky? find Fujitsu tablet at Amazon.com and get special offers. Or visit www.gadgeture.com to keep updated on the latest gadget news.

Samsung and TomTom bring TomTom maps and location content to the Wave 3 smartphone. As a result of the partnership, the Wave 3 allows users to access TomTom’s premium information including navigation, search and find. I don’t know how good the TomTom map in comparison with Google Map, but the TomTom global map coveres over 200 countries with 35 million kilometers of road network. And in addition to the boring 2D maps, the TomTom map also features 3D City Maps and 3D Landmarks that offer a visual orientation aid. Sound good?

We know that location-based content and applications are increasingly important to us, that’s why GPS feature are playing a big role in the smartphone world. In my opinion, we won’t need a dedicated personal GPS device sometime in near future, thanks to the smartphones that already include built-in GPS functionality out of the box.

Other key features of Wave 3 from TomTom include: Points of Interest (PoI) that enables users to find the people, places and services they need; Enterprise Traffic offering live road conditions; and Speed Cameras that offers a location alert for safety related cameras. Are you feeling lucky? find the Samsung Wave 3 smartphone at Amazon.com or visit www.gadgeture.com for the latest unique gadget news.

Everybody know the big player in the Android tablet market, that’s Samsung with its Galaxy Tab. But this year, there will be a real challanger to fight and steal the market share, it’s Toshiba with its upcoming Excite X10 tablet. Expected to be available in mid-Q1 2012 for a starting price of $529.99, the Excite 10 will be the world’s thinnest 10-inch tablet at only 7.7mm (0.3 inches) thin. It weighs about a half kg and comes with a premium design, thanks to the magnesium alloy surface and Corning Gorilla Glass display.

The Excite X10 runs the latest Android mobile operating system and features micro-USB and HDMI ports, a micro-SD slot, as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. Regarding multimedia functionality, this ultra-thin tablet comes equipped with dual HD cameras (front and back) with LED flash and stereo speakers. From the inside, the Excite 10X configured wth a Texas Instruments OMAP 4430 processor; 1.2GHz with 1GB LPDDR2 RAM; Gyroscope, Accelerometer, GPS, eCompass and Ambient Light Sensor; and built-in rechargeable battery.

Toshiba Excite X10 tablet will be offered in two models: 16GB and 32GB. Both models will be available at the same time. Hate to wait? As always, you can find 10-inch Android tablet at Amazon.com from various manufacturers. For more gadget news, you can visit www.gadgeture.com.