Even though the Samsung i8510 is hardly the first powerhouse in Samsung’s S60-based portfolio, it’s considerably different from all their offerings in this segment. For starters, let’s recall what other phones Samsung can offer here: as far as its latest solutions go, these are the i400, i520, i550, i560 and G810. What’s remarkable is that all but one of the above phones are housed in the slider type design, which should come as no surprise, seeing what weight this form-factor has always had in their portfolio. This is actually part of the reason why the Samsung i8510 is also a slider – in fact all their hopes now lie with this handset, as they are aiming to take a stab at Nokia’s very own playground.
Video Review of the latest edition to the iPod family.
Si a alguien se le pasó por la cabeza un dispositivo HTC con pantalla táctil al más puro estilo iPhone, ocupando toda la superficie del mismo, que pare de imaginar por que pronto será una realidad, esta idea está siendo materializada en un nuevo terminal de nombre HTC Touch HD.
Se desvanecen definitivamente los rumores acerca de un posible retraso del Sony Ericsson Xperia X1. Finalmente, el primer móvil de Sony Ericsson con Windows Mobile verá la luz a finales de este mes. Será el dÃÂa 30 de septiembre cuando este móvil se ponga a la venta en Reino Unido, Alemania y Suecia.  Durante los tres meses siguientes, y antes de finalizar el año, el resto de Europa (España incluida),  Asia y América Latina también lo irán recibiendo paulatinamente
Asus announced their latest WinMo Pro handset – the Asus P552w – a compact device that not only features the latest Asus-grown 3D UI Glide, but also packs a powerful CPU, as well as both GPS and Wi-Fi. This nifty device seems to have almost all goodies you could wish for, except for a capable camera.
The Asus P552w is powered by a fast Marvel 624Mhz CPU and has  128MB of RAM. Read more
RIM has just  announced the BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220. T-Mobile will be the exclusive carrier of the device this year when it is launched in the US and it will come in black or red. We were not given pricing or an exact release date, but we’re assuming those sorts of things will all be made clearer at the next CTIA Show.
Finalmente ya es oficial, RIM ha presentado la nueva versión de la BlackBerry Pearl, bautizada como Flip 8220 y que se convierte en el primer modelo de concha de la multinacional canadiense. Las caracterÃÂsticas técnicas de la 8220 son básicamente las mismas que el resto de modelos Pearl, con alguna diferencia que detallaremos a continuación. El nuevo factor de forma, muy demandado en América, supone disponer de un teclado SURETYPE, de dos letras por tecla, de mayores dimensiones, pues aunque el largo del terminal es el mismo, el ancho ha sido aumentado hasta los 60 mm, 10 más que en la Pearl clásica, lo que mejorará a la hora de escribir pero que evidentemente también supone un aumento de peso, unos 20 gramos más, hasta alcanzar los 111 totales.
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Whoa, looks like HTC is going full-device touchscreen in a hurry. We don’t know much more than what we can scrape off the screen, but this BlackBerry Thunder(storm)-like handset looks to be running TouchFLO 3D atop WinMo 6.1 and a Qualcomm 7201a processor kicking 528MHz.
But that display, WVGA, please HTC we want to believe.
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*According to the “ninja†who “reviewed†it. Like we reported, the whole screen is a button, and the method of navigating the phone involves using the physical buttons, and then touching and clicking the screen to select something. We dont get the on screen keyboard either. Fast Forward to around 2:55 for the BlackBerry Thunder / Storm.
Say, for a moment, that Windows Mobile is Planet Earth; if the Touch Diamond lies somewhere around the North Pole, then we think you’d find this one freezing its ass off down in Antarctica. It’s a stretch of an analogy, we know, but it’s difficult to express just how different (and by “different” we mean “less attractive”) i-mate’s rumored “Hummer” is than some of its Windows Mobile 6.1 contemporaries. Granted, it does HSDPA, WiFi, and it’s supposed to be ruggedized — but we’re not really convinced that exposed screws were the right way to get that point across. Then again, most of the devices rumored out of the house of i-mate from last year didn’t make it to production, and this one may very well not either, so why sweat it?
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There it is, Sony Ericsson just went live with its new G705 powerhouse, 3G slider. Just as we heard, it sports a 2.4-inch display with automatic screen rotation courtesy of an accelerometer, WiFi, aGPS with Google Maps for Mobile, 1GB included M2 memory, built-in FM radio, RSS reader, and full HTML browser. It also features a 3.2 megapixel cam that can capture video and then upload directly to YouTube under a new partnership with Google. Also announced in a UMA variant (G705u) — an SE first — built exclusive for Orange to bridge GSM and WiFi networks. Headed to the US in Q1 2009.
