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The Indian working women are like to their gadget in their lovely style and beautiful colors. The Micromax has launched a particular women handset Micromax Bling in Indian, after that Nokia has also launched its very popular handset Nokia N8 in ladies popular pink color. The new Pink Nokia N8 is now available at Nokia priority stores. The Pink is Rs. 22,999/-. THe Nokia mobiles are very attractive and nice looking mobiles.
The new Pink Nokia N8 features are as similar Nokia N8. The Smartphone has Symbian^3 Anna Android operating system. GPU system of the mobile is Broadcom BCM2727 GPU. The handset has ARM11 processor at 680MHz speed. Instant messenger, Push Email, Email and SMS or MMS messaging service is well enabled. The internet browser WAP2.0 HTML, xHTML and RSS feeds are performed very well. FM radio is available with RDS features and FM transmitter feature. GPS service with A-GPS support and OVI map3.0 services are also added. The handset has TV-out via HDMI with Dolby digital plus sound at 720p video. Anodized aluminum casing with Pink color look very nice. MP3/WMA/WAV/eAAC+ music player and MP4/DivX/XviD/H.264/H.263/WM players are presenting excellent multimedia performance. Video and Photo editor service is also added. Voice command and voice dial ability is also added. MS word, MS excel, MS PowerPoint and PDF document viewer ability is well endowed in this mobile. Java MIDP2.1, Digital compass and active noise cancellation with dedicated mic additional features are also available.
The Pink Nokia N8 specifications are really so impressive. The handset is available with 3G networking and the networking frequencies are GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz and 3G HSDPA 850/900/1700/1900/2100 MHz. The mobile has 12MP main camera and 0.3VGA secondary camera. The physical size of the Smartphone is 113.5×59.1×12.9mm and 86cc. the total weight of the mobile is 135gm. The AMOLED capacitive touch screen display has 16M colors and 360×640 pixels 3.5inch size. The display is having Multi-touch input method and scratch resistant Gorilla glasses. Proximity sensor for UI auto rotate and Accelerometer sensor for UI auto turn off features are also available. Internal memory of the model has capable to store 16GB data. The mobile is having 256MB RAM and 512MB ROM. Micro SD up to 32GB data card slot is also available. Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n with UPnP technology data WLAN is well endowed. Bluetooth v3.0 with A2DP ability is also added. The Li-ion 1200 mAh capacity batter is presenting up to 50 hours music play time and 12 hours talk time for 2G and 5.50 hours for 3G.
OtterBox Defender Series Hybrid Case for iPod touch 4G (Pink/White)
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- Fits iPod touch 4G
- Slim-fit, 3-layer design provides unmatched protection against bumps, shocks & drops
- Patented thin membrane covers touchscreen, while still allowing full usability
- Allows user to sync & charge device through case via convenient silicone plate
- Not intended for protection against water
- Three layers of protection
- Complete interaction of the devices functions
- Built-in screen Protector
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OtterBox Defender Series Hybrid Case for iPod touch 4G (Pink/White)
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ya so i want pink eyes and they make contact lenses that make ur eyes pink but I DONT WEAR GLASSES and i hear it is bad 2 wear them if u don’t need them. IS THERE ANY1s THAT ARE LIKE NON GLASSES????????
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Great protection, poor for docks,
Just got this case to replace the Belkin Grip Graphix (a nice silicone case), which I liked but doesn’t do much of anything for protection.
I loved the Otterbox I got for my wife’s Blackberry, which would have been toast by now without its protection, so I decided to give this a try to protect my new iPod. Purchased directly from Otterbox (used 10% off coupon). Extremely fast delivery (2 days).
The Good:
– AWESOME protection. This thing is made to take a beating more than any other case I’ve seen
– Nice screen cover. Anti-glare, but doesn’t have too much sparkling/diffraction effect. Also easy to wipe down. Can’t comment on durability yet, but seems good so far. No problems at all using the interface through the screen.
– Buttons are still easy to use (volume requires some force to press, but nothing bad)
– Very good grip – much easier to hold than the plain iPod without a case (though the Belkin I had was also very good in this regard, as are most silicone cases)
– Looks nice, very clean appearance
– The silicone outside fits nice and tightly over the hard inner shell
The Bad:
– Pretty bulky – turns your nifty thin iPod touch into the size of an iPod classic. Still, not too bad for the level of protection it provides
– Raised edges around the screen make it harder to use the interface, especially for some games and trying to type when in vertical/portrait orientation. I even fail to unlock it with the slide gesture fairly often (but then again, I have large fingers)
– Some uncovered parts, including the Apple logo on the back. This is good and bad – probably good for camera quality, but when you take that case off after a while, I imagine you are going to have a nice scratched up circle around the Apple logo =P
The Ugly:
– It pretty much will make your iPod unusable in any dock. I finally got an iPod to use with my Onkyo dock, and now I can’t dock it. But, I knew this by the other reviews before I bought it!
– The flaps covering the dock connector and earphone jack are floppy, as mentioned by other reviews. This really is just ugly. In particular, the one for the earphone jack doesn’t seat properly into the jack, and pops out a bit which looks goofy and catches my finger when holding it.
Overall, I like the case, but am bummed about the docking issue, and don’t care for the floppy covers over the ports. I would give it 4 – 4.5 stars.
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|Great case with a few annoyances,
I had a 2G/3G Defender case on my previous iPod Touch 3G, which is now my wife’s since she got me the 4G for xmas. The new 4G case feels pleasantly thinner than the previous model (which felt a bit too chunky), but I hope it has the same level of protection. I’ve dropped my previous iPod accidentally from counter height onto tile floor and it’s been fine in the 2G/3G Defender case, and the new thinness of this case makes me wonder if it would protect as well (not intending to try).
As others have mentioned, the sync port and headphone dock flaps on the bottom are more difficult to get to stay in, and flop out easier, which is frustrating enough to almost give this 4 stars instead of 5, but that would be unfair to other people looking to compare this great case to other lesser cases. The 2G/3G version of this case completely covered the iPod and stayed covered unless you deliberately opened the port flaps. This case has 4 unprotected holes: for both cameras (front and back), for light sensor, and for the speaker (next to the ports). Not sure how I feel about that. Will probably let more dust/dirt in, and the new hard plastic case is much harder to take off than the previous one for cleaning.
On the plus side, the new protective screen exhibits no oilslicking like the old one did (see talcum powder workarounds for that on the old one), but the new one has already picked up a few light fingernail marks from my relatives playing angry birds on it.
The pad for the power button does make it easier to press, but the volume pads require substantially more force.
I’ve had it now for a bit under a week, and it’s still a wonderful case, like the previous gen version, with the above caveats. 4 stars comparatively, 5 stars compared to other cases.
UPDATE: After using it daily for a couple months now, I’ve dropped this from 5 to 4 stars, as the silicone wrapper keeps slipping, and buckling up a bit on the hard inner case. This combined with the flaps issue, regular dirt accumulation through the holes, and a bit of tactile (not audible) creaking of the plastic case, compel me to 4 star this instead of 5. Don’t get me wrong, if I lost it, I’d replace it with another one, and it still protects very well against drops and bumps, but it seems a few needless things were shortcut when designing this.
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