So, what are you going to get from this sleek and handsome looking smart phone? Basically the same features you’d got if you availed of the first Samsung BlackJack plus this time BlackJack II has Video Share Calling feature as well.

As a smart phone, the Samsung Black Jack gives you all possible mobile connectivity features. It runs on Mobile Windows 6 standard which lets you connect with calendar, email, to-do list and more office functionalities. It supports Tri-band HSDPA/quad-band EDGE world phone which lets you work virtually anywhere at 3G speeds.

Of course, you wouldn’t enjoy web browsing with a small dull display screen and fortunately the BlackJack II has a large 2.4″ 65K TFT display screen. So it gives you an easier reading time whether you are browsing the web or working on Microsoft Office mobile documents such as Word, Excel or Powerpoint.

The BlackJack II is also a multimedia device equipped with a 2.0 megapixel camera and video camera for capturing and sharing great moments in your life. And with AT&T’s Video and Music streaming facilities, you’ll get high quality music and video playability in real time. Also, with the Video Share Calling feature of the Samsung BlackJack II you can talk on the phone and share live video instantly.

Since, the trend on current mobile phones today is the navigation functionality, the Samsung BlackJack II is not to be outdone by its competitors. The phone is loaded with an integrated GPS which lets you find your destination quickly with TeleNav Maps or TeleNav GPS Navigator.

And to make it easier for you to navigate and use the Samsung BlackJack II, a full functional QWERTY keyboard with front jog wheel will help you get the job done. It would have niftier though if it was built with a touch screen navigation feature as well. But well, you can’t have the best of both worlds some time.

MyMobileVault.com works on the premise that every once in awhile, or worst oftenly consumers gets to loose their mobile phone either by theft or accidental damages. And most often than not, contacts and appointments stored in the lost mobile phone were not saved on a PC. Incidents like these usually cost mobile phone consumers too much in terms of time and effort to restore or rebuild the contacts database in the phone.

Data loss due to damage or theft of mobile phone is what MyMobileVault is trying to offer to mobile phone consumers. With its online service, MyMobileVault sends phone-specific synchronization to the subscriber’s handset which enable the phone to send your contact list and appointments to a secure server over the air via GPRS. You can then log in to MyMobileVault’s site to manage your contacts and appointments.

So, the next time you lose your mobile phone, you are assured that the contacts and important appointement details do not go with your lost mobile phone.

“Everyone knows the importance of your mobile phone is not the phone itself, but what is stored in the phone. As phones become more critically enmeshed into people’s lives, My Mobile Vault will serve a valuable purpose - to protect people’s contacts.” said Lou Altman, My Mobile Vault President.

Soonr

Soonr answers the problem of synchronizing work or home PCs to mobile devices. Using the built-in communication facilities of your mobile device, you can define your view of information and keep up to date on changes on your PC or mobile device. What’s more, you can even collaborate with your business networks, friends or even relatives, right into your mobile phone.

As a mobile computing solutions, Soonr has three main features, Soonr Desktop, Soonr Organizer and Soonr Talk. With Soonr Desktop your mobile phone can search, view, share and forward files from any PC. Now, you don’t have to download files from your PC to your mobile phone to share it with others. You can even convert formats of files in your PCs using your mobile phone.

Soonr Organizer synchronizes various applications in your PC with your mobile phone. You can check your Outlook or Mac mail, respond to important emails, access your Outlook or Mac contacts, check or share your Outlook Calendar with your networks and many other nifty applications which you normally do in your PCs.

And lastly, with Soonr Talk, you can now make Skype calls through your mobile phone with no software to install and even supports Skype’s chat feature. Now, that is simply neat.

To start using Soonr, all you need to do is register at Soonr.com. Registration is free at the moment for basic accounts. But a premium account is being planned in the future which will give premium services such as:

• Guaranteed access even when the host computers are turned off!
• Encrypted backup of your critical data
• International calling for pennies a minute

But even in its beta stage, Soonr seems very promising with all the functionalities that you can do with your mobile and PC synchronization. Let’s just hope that the premium service will not cost that much once it is introduced.