The current mobile phones market makes the cold war Star Wars saga seem like a game of conkers in a school yard. The top secret technologies are being flooded into the market and the mobile phone has morphed into an all seeing, all knowing hyperlink to every corner of the globe. When faced with such technological advancements it is all too easy to be baffled, this article cuts straight to the chase with objective reviews of three of the top models.
The price of most mobile phones really depends on what contract you have, as although the mobile phones are available off contract they tend to be astronomically expensive. The first phone we are looking at is the Sony Ericson W760i which comes with 3 mega-pixels, Bluetooth, GPRS, GPS, GSM, HSDPA and MP3 player amongst other fantastic features. The music quality is the main focus of the marketing and it delivers however it is so much more.
The Ericson does not have a 3.5mm jack where the Nokia N78 does. It also boasts many of the same features as the Ericson which is a testament to how little there is between many of the cutting-edge mobile phones on the market. The fault with the Nokia lies not in the features it possesses, but in the design of the handset and options. The interface is clumsy and features are frustratingly hard to access, also the music quality is inferior to that of the Ericson.
Finally we have the latest model of BT fusion, the BenQ E72 mobile phone. Not much has been heard of this model as the brand power is not there, so is it a dark horse? The answer is no. It pales in comparison to both the other featured mobile phones as it is too small to optimise windows technology, the build is cheap the features are inferior. It has 2 meg-pixels, Bluetooth, GPRS, GSM and a sleek thin handset, however fails to compete in the smart or mobile phones market.
As stated previously, there is not too much to choose between many of the top models so it is really down to preference. The Ericson is the best all rounder however lacks a flash o the camera, so if cataloguing your drunken escapades is of paramount importance you might want to choose the Nokia however for superior music storage and quality, the Ericson is for you.
The concept of life on other worlds has held people's imagination largely due to the question of what if we were to be visited by people from one of those places to be inhabited. Perhaps the first book to ever speculate what could transpire given that situation was The War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells. The War of the Worlds is considered the first example of the invasion subgenre of science fiction.
The story revolves around London in the 1800s as the earth finds itself invade by hostile Martians who seek to make the earth their own home. As the war rages on, with devastating results for us Earthlings, a man tries to make it to his wife and safety.
The story proved to be so popular that it captivated its audience. In 1938, Orson Welles of the Mercury Theatre radio program produced a radio show which had sent everyone who had heard it into frenzy due to the fact that it was broadcast as though it was an actual news broadcast.
The program, while having catastrophic results, proved to be quite popular amongst listeners who had kept their wits. The show was even annually broadcasted in some towns on Halloween night as a tradition. It was then, in 1953, that a motion picture was produced that modernized the story to reflect Cold War fears of the American populace. Then, in 2005, Academy Award winning Director Steven Spielberg announced that he would direct his own version of the science fiction classic.
In the 2005 retelling, we focus on Ray Ferrier (played by Tom Cruise), a self-absorbed dock worker who has to care for his two children Robbie (Justin Chatwin) and Rachel (Dakota Fanning) while their mother and step-father are out of town.
This is complicated when the earth is invaded by aliens from an unnamed planet. Ray, who has no respect from his children, seeks to take them across the country in an effort to reunite them with their mother and step-father so that they can be safe from the invaders.
The film is effective in its attempts to show how the world would be affected by such an invasion with some strong imagery use to evoke memories of the images of 9/11.
The movie features strong acting, with Cruise doing a different kind of character than his usually confident, action hero oriented characters. Good performances also come from Chatwin and Fanning as they both realistically interact as siblings.
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