Here are some unboxing pics of my Google Nexus One. The box is small like the latest boxes from HTC. I liked how it’s simple and everything fits into place. I like the bundled pouch with the green robot. The phone has a nice finish and feels solid in my hand (typical HTC). The screen is bright and the colors are vidid but the text isn’t really sharp. The screen is very responsive but the botton row of keys are not. I rooted and flashed the Desire ROM from Modaco and the HTC Sense looks awesome on the phone and is very fast(even faster than stock 2.1). I liked the multiple colors of the trackball(reminds me of Japanese phones). For me, the speaker volume was low on both speakers. The camera is mediocre. In conclusion, the phone is pretty nice but it didn’t knock me out.

Here are some pics of my Motorola Milestone. The box is pretty small but I didn’t like how it was designed(nothing fitted perfectly…I guess that’s how they designed it to be). I liked the Nexus box a lot more. The phone is very well built with a study feel but it feels heavy in my hand. The slider works well for me and doesn’t wobble. The screen is fantastic and sharp. The keyboard is fine after getting used to it (it’s not as bad as I expected). The camera and video capture is good after the 2.1 update (the phone came with 2.0.1). I have rooted the device of course. The multimedia dock came with the phone and is a nice addition. I don’t think that I would buy it though. The dock puts the phone in a special dock mode showing the time, weather and a few other buttons. In conclusion, I really like the phone and I can’t wait to play some SNES games on it.

Here are some pics comaparing my Sony Ericsson Satio, Motorola Milestone and Google Nexus One. I have used the Satio for a few months and it has served me well as a phone, camera and video recorder. Asides from what I mentioned I have not used it for anything else. I just didn’t find Symbian fun to use anymore and it feels outdated (I have used tons of Symbian phones in the past). The phone takes awesome pics(nice Xenon flash) and pretty decent videos. I have updated it to the latest firmware and overall it seems faster but I just like Android more. I will be selling the Satio. Comparing all 3 phones, the Satio feels the lightest in hand but it also felt the most “plasticy”. The Satio is also physically the thickest. Screen is subjective to what you prefer…The Nexus has the brightest and most vivid color screen but the text is blurry. The Satio takes the best pics and videos no doubt. If I had to pick from the 3, it would be a decision between the Milestone or the Nexus. If the Satio ran Android, then that would be a different story.

Here are some unboxing pics of my Acer Liquid. For starters, I really like the box. It looks nice and I like how it opens up…pretty unique. The phone itself feels pretty solid and is light. However, the phone’s housing is shiny black plastic all over which makes it a fingerprint magnet. It needs to be cleaned all the time. I like the bundled case and really nice of Acer to bundle it with a screen protector which is an exact fit on the screen. The screen feels a tad small but it has a high resolution so everything is super sharp. The screen is also pretty bright and responsive. The bottom row of keys are less responsive than the screen. Android 1.6 runs super smooth. I have rooted the phone and I still haven’t decided whether to flash a custom Eclair ROM to it or not. In conlusion, the phone is pretty good and definitely worth it’s price(it’s way cheaper than the Milestone or the Nexus).

Here are some pics comparing my Motorola Milestone, Google Nexus One and Acer Liquid. All three phones run Android(Acer runs 1.6, Nexus and Milestone 2.1). The Android version on the Nexus looks the best IMHO(thanks to live wallpapers and HTC Sense). The screen of the Nexus is the brightest with vivid colors…like I said before the text is blurry and on the Acer the text is the sharpest. The Liquid has the smallest screen but the same high resolution hence it is the sharpest. The Liquid is the lightest but also feels the cheapest because of the plastic(well it is the cheapest of the 3). Build quality, I would say the Nexus wins. Camera, I would say the Milestone wins. Speakers, I would also the Milestone wins. The Acer is also plagued with less responsive keys under the screen just like the Nexus. The keys under the screen of the Milestone is the most responsive of the 3. Here is a surprise that I didn’t expect…the Liquid ran the smoothest of the 3. It’s totally smooth and lag free when navigating through the home screen, menu and programs…Impressive. What would I pick of the 3? Hard to say…each has it’s strong points…perhaps maybe the Sony Ericsson X10? =) I will have it on Tuesday and I will post some unboxing pics after I get it.

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“Electronic systems Of [alkotel]” it presented budgetary series of [pleerov] of teXet – T -590 and T -560. New models are made on the base of the processor Of rockchip Of nano, whose basic special feature – this is the low energy consumption, which makes possible for [pleeru] to work to 30 hours in the regime of the reproduction of audio. Despite the fact that this of the model of initial level, into teXet they tried to fill by their functionality: besides the basic sizes (MP3/WMA) of [pleer] it also supports sizes” audio without the losses” OF FLAC and APE, reproduces video AVI, it shows images JPG, BMP and reflects text files TXT. Slot for the maps of microSD will make it possible to increase the built-in memory (4 or 8 Gb) on 8 more Gb.

[Pleery] of teXet of a series T -590 and T -560 are let out in different color solutions and they will be already soon accessible in the stores. T -599/T-569 (4 Gb) – 1299 rubles, T -590/T-560 (8 Gb) – 1799 rubles.

Characteristics T -590 and T -560:

* Built-in memory: 4 Gb (T -599/T-569), 8 Gb (T -590/T-560)
* Display: 1,8- one inch [polnotsvetnyy] TFT
* Sizes of the reproduction of the audio: MP3, WMA, WAV, FLAC, APE
* Possibility of designing is of its own [pley]- sheet without the use PK
* Sizes of the reproduction of video: AVI (XviD)
* Sizes of the reproduction of the photo: JPG, BMP
* Sizes of the reproduction of the text files: TXT and LRC
* Dictophone (record in the size WAV)
* Auto-reproduction of the section of record, the timer of the sleep
* Radio receiver
* Game “Of [tetris]”
* 8 tuning of equalizer (user equalizer)
* 3d the sound
* Specials-effect Of playFX
* C[lot] for the maps of microSD
* Interface: USB 2.0
* Nourishment: Li -Pol the storage battery
* [Bitreyt] MP3: 32-320 [Kb]/[s]
* [Bitreyt] WMA: 32-320 [Kb]/[s]
* Signal-to-noise ratio is: 90 dB
* Sizes: 80[kh]41[kh]11 mm
* Weight: 33 grams

The company Of ritmix represented on the Russian market the new models Of mP3-[pleerov] RF-7700 and RF-7900. Ritmix this RF-7900- pocket [mediapleer] with the built-in camera. On the large display of device it is possible to read the electronic books (there is the function of layings) and to examine photographs in the regime of slide- show.

Furthermore, MP3-[pleer] Of ritmix RF-7900 gives the possibility to look films and clips without the need to preliminarily reconvert them. RF-7900 supports many sizes of [multimedia], including loseless the sizes of audio, which make it possible to code music without the loss of quality. MP3-[pleer] is equipped also with dictophone and Fm- tuner with the memory to 30 stations.

Flesch -[pleer] Ritmix RF-7700 – this is the universal device, which supports all forms of [multimedia]. Ritmix RF-7700 makes it possible to reproduce video without the conversion on the 2,4- one inch screen, and to also examine photographs and to read the electronic books. [Mediapleer] is characterized by convenient interface the eighth by the versions of the formulation of working table.

RF-7700 is equipped with dictophone and built-in radio receiver of Fm- range with the memory to 30 radio stations and with possibility of broadcast recording. The program equipment of [pleera] includes game “mosaic”. The capacity of built-in storage of device (maximum 8 Gb) can be increased by means of the map of the memory of the size of micro-SD. Both these models, Ritmix RF-7700 and Ritmix RF-7900, are already accessible for the acquisition in Russia.