Creative Bag Designs
10 Creative Bag Designs
Shopping bags are normally mundane bags with a simple logo from the shop on, but some companies have created creative bag designs which are then used as a marketing tool.
Magic-i Floating Bag
ASPE Crime Stories Bag
Red Cross Bag
The Noose Shopping Bag
Tie Bag
Clothes in Closets: Knuckle Bag
Six-pack Abs Bag
Greenpeace Bag
Lava Mobiles Announces New Phone A9 with 3.2 MP Camera
Lava Mobiles, an Indian firm based in Uttar Pradesh, has announced the launch of its latest mobile phone, the Lava A9, in the Indian market. The phone, a feature packed device, is priced very competitively and is aimed at consumers who want to more phone for less money.
Let us delve into the features of the A9 now. It features a 2.4-inch TFT screen that is capable of displaying 262k colors. A 3.2 MP camera adorns the rear of the phone. The multimedia intention is clear with a fully featured music and video player too making their presence felt. The A9 has 256MB of onboard memory that can be expanded upto 8GB using microSD cards.
Connectivity options include Bluetooth and GPRS/EDGE. It would be too much to expect Wi-Fi considering the price this phone will retail. The A9 comes pre-installed with Nimbuzz and Opera Mini - so all you need is a GPRS connection to get things rolling. The 920mAh battery should be sufficient for moderate usage. There's a standard FM Radio player thrown in as well.
The phone is now on sale across Indian and has been priced at just Rs. 3,400.
Specifications:
*Display: 2.4" TFT, 240*320, 262K Color
*Battery capacity: 920 mAh
*Camera: 3.2 Megapixel
*FM Radio
*MP3/MP4 Player
*Bluetooth
*Memory Internal : 256 MB
*MicroSD card Upto 8 GB
*JAVA support
*Email
*Nimbuzz Instant messenger
*Opera Mini browser
*Contacts Backup
*EDGE/GPRS support
*WAP 2.0
*Games
Vodafone Unveils World's Cheapest Mobile Phones
Users who have been searching for a mobile phone with a lighter price tag may now put a full-stop to it. Vodafone has just slid the cloak of its most affordable ultra low cost phones entitled the Vodafone 150 and Vodafone 250.
Both the devices offer unprecedented voice and SMS services, as well as support for mobile payment services. The two handsets share most specification features, but Vodafone 250 differs from 150 due to its FM radio and a slightly larger color screen.Engraved in a decent design, these units ensure to offer users the ultimate quality and safety. Releasing in the first instance in India and six markets in Africa – The Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Mozambique, Qatar, South Africa and Tanzania – the devices step in as a powerful social enabler.
“The cost of mobile handsets can be one of the most significant barriers for people in accessing and benefiting from the growing number of socially valuable mobile services. The lives of people who use these phones – the Vodafone 150 and Vodafone 250 – will be changed and improved as they become part of the mobile society. I am proud of the work we have done and will continue to do in this critical area of customer empowerment,” explained Patrick Chomet, Vodafone’s Group Director of Terminals.
To maximize the availability of the phones across countries with sizeable and isolated rural populations, the launches will be endured by an extensive logistics infrastructure, reaching deep rural segments where mobile penetration typically remains low.The Vodafone 150 will retail unsubsidized at below $15 and the Vodafone 250 will retail unsubsidized at below $20, depending on the local market.
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