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Nokia aggressively release the latest mobile phone products to the market by offering a more affordable price. After releasing the Nokia N8, this time from the line of music phones comes out X2 with price 85 Euro or USD 110.

X2 is the third mobile phone from X-part family series devoted to music. Previously has come out Nokia X3 for middle version and X6 for premium version. The size is smaller and lighter than its predecessor with two 13 mm thick and weighs 81 grams. The screen 2is .2 inch QVGA type and not a touch screen like the X6.

The storage memory capacity can be expanded to 16 GB with a microSD external memory but the 5MP camera is better than X3. It is designed as music phones, quick keys available on their sides other than the direct camera button and volume control and two external speakers.

To transfer music and sync to your PC available USB port and can be managed through OVI Player which is available free. To enjoy music available 3.5 mm headphone jack ot Bluetooth if you want to connect to additional wireless based external speakers that is available on the market.

Not only the music, the X2 also provides Facebook application in order to connect directly from the front screen. In addition, the X2 also features the Nokia Messaging application for managing email and chat with Nokia users who have registered through OVI service.

On January 20, 2010, T-Mobile telecommunications operator in the U.S. will officially launch a 3G HTC myTouch Fender Limited Edition with toned up by Eric Clapton as one of the legendary musician and guitarist Fender. Eric Clapton joining the campaign to show myTouch 3G launch limited edition, which offers music features, Pre-Loaded contents and the latest accessories

As part of myTouch 3G marketing campaign, featuring a variety of icon artists, including comedians, musicians and sports figures, will feature personalized Clapton Fender Limited Edition myTouch 3G in national television ads will begin running on January 20, 2010.

Fender Limited Edition takes rock and roll feel of the T-Mobile myTouch 3G with Google, which offers a fresh design and enhanced features to create a mobile music experience unique. The device is planned to be marketed with the song includes such classic Eric Clapton Layla, My Father’s Eyes, Rock ‘N’ Roll Heart, and Wonderful Tonight, and T-Mobile is supporting the honor of Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival.

Designed in partnership with Fender, the new limited edition designs myTouch has inspired Fender guitar. The presence of Fender Limited Edition is equipped with various features for an enhanced music experience as a 16GB microSD card to hold thousands of songs or video, a 3.5mm headset jack for headphones and an enhanced music player. Music player, developed by HTC, offers an intuitive user interface that allows for different views, to change the songs or albums with a simple touch of album art. It also allows customers to make ringtones from songs that play.

Previously contained content on Android phones include applications such as the popular MarketTM Guitar, Solo and Light Music. Songs that Eric Clapton is, this phone will be marketed along with the songs from Avril Lavigne, Brad Paisley and Wyclef Jean. New accessories that allow further customization and functionality, including additional Fender brand, a Fender bag, screen protector, and the Rock Dock, docking station equipped with speakers.

With Fender Limited Edition myTouch the 3G, T-Mobile will introduce multimedia solutions customized sync in partnership with Silicon Valley startup doubleTwistTM, which allows consumers to easily take advantage of the advanced features of mobile media. DoubleTwist is a free software application that enables users to easily manage and synchronize music, video and images from Windows-based PC or Mac directly to your mobile device. Exclusive T-Mobile version of the software will be preloaded on new limited edition, and consumers can easily connect the device to the computer for an installation experience. The software offers a grace, intuitive interface for synchronization and management of music and other media. T-Mobile also will offer a version of the software tailored to the consumers who use the device T-Mobile’s Android others.

MyTouch latest limited edition also offers a popular feature and the same great technology as the original T-Mobile myTouch, including a very personal experience, with the home screen customization and more than 16,000 applications available from the Android Market. This device also offers consumers one-touch access to Google’s mobile service that millions use every day including Google Search by Voice, Google Maps with Street View, YouTube and Picasa. Fender Limited Edition that runs Android 1.6, expected to be updated to Android 2.1 in the spring of 2010 this year.

Regarding the price itself, Fender Limited Edition phone is marketed to a price of 180 USD with after sale warranty of the T-Mobile. With this mobile phone, you can also download business software such as trading platforms to help your work on the currency market.

.                 If you are looking for an affordable smartphone, the Nokia Online has a number of devices as part of the sale in January 2010. For starters, Nokia N96 Comes With Music now at a more affordable price with a free SIM card.

Nokia Online have got a few gaps in sales in January 2010 this month. For example, the Nokia N96 Comes With Music with a free SIM card usually sells for GBP 540 or USD 900 (including tax), but at this time you can get this smartphone with only GBP 379 or USD 600 (including tax) and that includes shipping.

Nokia N96 Comes With Music is a 2.8-inch smartphone devices running the Symbian operating system S60 3rd Edition. This device is also the first Motorola handset equipped with a 5 Megapixel camera with auto-focus and this slider phone is a handset that is still very much in demand.

Being Comes With Music phone, you will be able to get full access to over six million songs offering the Nokia Music for one year. Moreover, even if you decide not to subscribe directly after the year is up, you still get to keep all the music you have downloaded, sounded pretty good, right?