Something Revolutionary - The Emblaze Mobile First ELSE

Launched in London this week is the new Emblazemarket today. It sports a unique menu set arranged in
Mobile First Else smartphone. It doesn't ring as loud aa dial-up-like fashion and is designed to be operated
bell as an HTC or Blackberry smartphone, but youwith just one hand courtesy of its gesture-sensitive
have the promise of a very capable and remarkablymulti-touch capacitive touchscreen and a persistent
unique handset that, if the Israel-based Emblaze Mobilecontrol points on the right side of its large 3.5-inch
company plays its cards well, could give the majorWVGA display.
players a run for their money.The new handset is not wanting of upscale features
The Smartphone Challengefound only in expensive smartphones. You get a 3
Emblaze is not new to the business as it's been there3.5G data connectivity on a quad band GLSM handset
over the last decade, providing its markets with lowpowered by the same Texas Instrument OMAP 3430
cost featured phones and providing mobile telephoneengine that is found in the iPhone 3Gs, Nokia N900 and
technologies to other companies as an OEM. Recently,the Motorola Droid.
it embarked on an ambitious project called "Monolith"It has WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR, mini USB 2.0, GPS,
teaming up with Japanese Access, known for itsaccelerometer and primary sensors 3.5mm headphone
NetFront browser and co-developer for the Palm OS.jack, and a high end 5-megapixel autofocus camera
The result of this 2-year joint technical collaboration iswith image stabilization. There's an internal Flash
another new Access-flavored Linux-based operatingmemory of either 16 GB or 32 GB but without
system called Else Intuition to run the new First Elseexpandability options. It has a generous 1450 mAh LI
smartphone sporting a slab design inspired by thebattery but the talk times remain unreleased
monolith slab in Stanley Kubrick's movie 2001:A SpaceLastly, Emblaze Mobile knows the value of having an
Odyssey.online apps store like what iPhone has. It knows too
The challenge for the Emblaze Mobile First Else iswell that iPhone's success has been largely due to its
convincing the tech savvy smartphone market that it ishundreds of thousands of apps and games
as good, if not better, than the emerging Androiddownloadable to make the handset as exciting to use
smartphones sweeping the market. The world ofas it was when taken out of the box the first time. It
smartphone may still have room for the new Elsehas readied its apps store with an API it is releasing
Intuition side by side with the Android and otherwith the handset for developers to start developing
platforms that are slowly losing favour in the market.mobile application software on its new platform.
For sure, the First Else's UI is nothing like any UI in the