ADzero

This is an upcoming wooden smartphone, ADzero. The ADzero is marketed as "world's first bamboo smartphone" by the company AD Creative. Their webpage features several

photos of the product.

Bamboo occupies the most of the ADzero's exterior, while the operating system will be a modified Google Android known as ADAOS. The bamboo provides an extremely sturdy shell for the smartphone, since it can be even tougher than oak if processed.








Several people are currently working on the ADzero smartphone and it's launch is set to be around the end of 2012 or early 2013.
PhoneSplurt is super eager to test this phone when it pops out. We have great respect towards eco-friendliness and sustainability
since we are located in the woods.









PhoneSplurt also loves bleeding-edge mobile technology. We think that smartphone makers could take their arms race towards ecological aspects and pursue making the greenest smartphones ever. This would be very beneficial to consumers especially from our point of view.

After seeing the ADzero, PhoneSplurt is left thinking: 

What would be the lightest and most sustainable material to make into a smartphone casing?

Nokia E7-00 drawn review

Nokia E7-00 unboxing and review video

Last weekend we had the Nokia E7-00 smartphone in our test bench. Below you can find a video of how PhoneSplurt again covered great distances to grab the smartphone for your eyes to behold. A more in-depth post on the E7-00 will follow soon.

Nokia Lumia 800 unboxing & review video

Following our last photo set and small review on the Lumia 800, here is a video review of the Nokia smartphone also featuring the unboxing event in our rural setting. Enjoy.

iPhone 4S trailer

PhoneSplurt is currently working on its review on the iPhone 4S. Here's the trailer.
 

PhoneSplurtTV!

PhoneSplurt is happy to announce its first video on the Internet. It's a short unboxing of the Nokia 5530 Xpressmusic cell phone. Check it out below.

Jolla!

Link to es-phoneblogs more detailed post on this.

Detailed N9 specs.

Detailed Lumia 800 specs.

Nokia N95 8GB

Hello and welcome to PhoneSplurt. This is a blog featuring mostly photographs and illustrations of the latest smartphones. We will also be covering some older smartphones in our blog.

The main point of this blog is to share imagery of smartphones and have fun making those images. You can expect something creative and crazy stuff.

Again, you are very welcome and we hope you enjoy the things you see. Now let's kick off the blog with a smartphone classic.

The Nokia N95 8GB in 2012 isn't actually a painful sight. The old flagship has sustained most of its elegance. The plastic body looks and feels solid: it doesn't creak or squeak.

The slider keyboard is in great shape as well. Notice those media keys in the introduction pic? They also work great with the software although I've been rather cynical about Symbian as long as I can remember. The OS v9.2 works pretty smoothly on this one.

The best feature of the phone has to be the camera. Even today it takes incredibly crisp images. Also the adjustments you can make in the camera app are more than generous. The video-editing tool is another great app on this one.

Connectivity options include the likes of a mini-USB port, Bluetooth and even Wi-Fi, which works fine altogether with the browser. For example, watching YouTube videos proved to be no problem at all for the N95 8GB.

 Nowadays the N95 8GB sure looks chubby, but it still has "quality" written all over it. The fat looks at least hide fat features. We've listed some in the pic below.

 The N95 8GB is still loads of fun in 2012. The OS is a bit of a mess but responds quickly. The camera is more than capable when you need to take a quick snap and you don't have your no.1 camera nearby. This handset receives a 5/5 rating from PhoneSplurt! It's a true classic.