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SE Launches 2 New HSDPA-Enabled Handsets

Sony Ericsson has launched two new web-friendly HSDPA enabled handsets: the Z780 flip phone and the G502 candy bar. SE is clearly tapping into a growing segment of the population that surfs the net with their handsets quite frequently

Nokia N800 Specs Unveiled

we now have the specs of Nokia’s latest mobile, the N800. The phone sports a 4.1-inch, 800x480 pixel touch screen, a 320MHz processor, 128MB of RAM, 256MB of Flash ROM, dual SD memory card slots, 802.11b/g WiFi, a built-in camera (they don’t specify resolution), and Bluetooth 2.0. It looks like a great phone which offers some unique features over other similar “large display” phones on the market. It’ll be interesting to see how well sales go for Nokia.

New T-Mobile BlackBerry Kickstart Cell Phone

New T-Mobile BlackBerry Kickstart Cell Phone looks like the screen is monochromatic with a color glow.New T-Mobile BlackBerry Kickstart Cell Phone features: a 2 megapixel cam, SureType, trackball, internal QVGA and external 160 x 128 displays, WiFi, and a true 3.5mm headphone jack. Also, you’ll have your choice of many different colors. Check back soon for more details on the T-Mobile BlackBerry Kickstart.

Nokia 8800 Arte

The latest 'premium' phone from Nokia is all about quality and design rather than gadgetry. It is crafted in metal and glass and has a truly exclusive feel. It comes with a 3.2 pixel camera, music player and 3G.
Feature Tags - 3.0 MP Camera 3G Bluetooth

Motorola T-Mobile Sidekick Slide

Keep your social life whilst on the move with this funky phone. The T-Mobile Sidekick Slide is great for every type of messaging and internet browsing.
Feature Tags - 3G Bluetooth GPS

LG SB190, the latest LG mobile phone

See LG’s latest mobile phone, the SB190 just revealed in Korea. It’s a relatively small phone featuring DMB, GPS, MP3 Player, 1.3 Mpix Camera and a host of other features. No word on price and availability but we understand it will be soon available at SK Telecom and perhaps later in Europe. All we can do is wait and see whether there will be any updates.