The Samsung F110 Micoach has extra-ordinary looks and feels good whenever it is held in hand. The mobile being GSM enabled, it is possible to carry the device to different places on earth while remaining connected with it. The 101.5 x 45 x 14.5 mm dimensions of the handset and a cool weight of 80 g make the gadget very handy. The handset has a TFT display screen that measures 2.0 inches and is capable of giving a resolution of 176 x 220 pixels. One could even shoot videos using the 2 MP camera of the device.

As a matter of fact, the Samsung MiCoach F110 is known for its capability to capture sharp pictures and videos with a resolution of 1600x1200 pixels. This gadget can be used to capture and store images and memories of one's life. Entertainment is achieved due to the presence of options in the form of the camera, the music player and the FM radio. The radio is great for playing all live entertainment such as commentary on cricket, football or some other sporting event. The music player can play on formats such as MP3, AAC, eACC and WMA player. Any picture captured by making use of the camera can be edited using the picture editing software.

Connectivity on the handset is enhanced by GPRS, EDGE, Bluetooth and USB port. This allows the user to avail network connections that make transferring of files to other gadgets very simple. Gadgets like laptop and digital camera can be used, to which files can be transferred wirelessly. Bluetooth is very good for wireless transmissions. It makes possible to transfer ringtones, music and even games to other mobile phones. One can play games on the mobile and also use it for the purpose of browsing. The Li-ion battery of the device is capable of delivering a standby time of 250 hr and talk-time of 2 h 30 min. This battery support can be used to play games, enjoy music and surf net. The 1 GB memory support allows storing of innumerable files after downloading from the Internet.

Raina Kelsey is an expert author, and writes about latest gadgets.

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