Just a day after exposured, Took to confirm the Nokia X6 16GB.The short version of Nokia X6 with “only” 16GB and without service Come with Music. Ultimately, the X6 16GB will look capacitive touch screen of 3.2 inches in four different finishes: all black, all white, white with pink and white with yellow.

It is expected that Nokia X6 16GB be available this quarter (not yet confirmed the price) and runs the latest Symbian ^ 1 and it will come pregarcado with the latest Ovi Maps that provides free navigation and with several games Spore EA, Asphalt4 and DJ Mix Tour de Gameloft.

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Motorola Motoroi : New Motorola Smartphone. With the proliferation of smartphones, the competition intensifies and each new detail is added value that can bring big market. It recognizes the truth that Motorola presents its new smartphone, first known as Motorola XT701 now renamed Motorola Motoroi.

The Motorola Motoroi Smartphone details that would allow Motorola wins the day? Nothing is less certain, but we must still recognize that Motoroi has enough charm. Composed of a WVGA screen of 3.7 inches offering a resolution of 800X480 pixels, it is also equipped with a GPS function, application bluetooth 2.1 or even a chip mobile TV T-DMB.

Intended only for the Korean market in February 2010 and the Chinese market for the first half, Motoroi differs smartphones Western thanks to impressive camera (8 megapixels), but while based on the Android operating system 2.0 , prominent in recent times.

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Just one week after Google launched the Nexus One, its entry into the smartphone field, the numbers are in and it doesn’t look to be keeping up with the competition. Sales numbers from its first week fall drastically short of those same numbers for other smartphones during their first week, according to statistics from mobile analytics firm Flurry.

While Flurry’s own analysis of the numbers makes sure to point out that the statistics may not provide an “apples to apples” comparison, the Nexus One’s first week sales were a fraction of its top three competitors.

Flurry details the methods used to arrive at these numbers in its blog post and is certain to call the data an estimate. But if they are even close to correct, the Droid, myTouch 3G and iPhone 3GS outsold the Nexus One by a factor, respectively, of 12, three and 80.

Whether it was Google’s lack of marketing, the fact that the phone was only available for purchase online, or its $500-plus sticker price without a service contract, Flurry identifies a number of reasons for the slow start. The company also points to the post-holiday release date and the fact that Google did little compared to Verizon’s $100 million marketing of the Droid.

We see a few other points that could have contributed to the slow start. For those using AT&T, the Nexus One works in slower EDGE mode, not 3G.

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