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Samsung i560 is a slider smartphone with an integrated GPS receiver. The phone runs on Symbian S60 and is compatible with 3G and HSDPA (3G+) networks. Other features include a 2.4 inch LCD screen with 320×240 (QVGA) pixel resolution, a superb 3.2 MP digital camera with 16x zoom, Bluetooth 2.0, and 150 MB of internal storage. This sleek cell phone will be available this coming holiday season.
All you Linux nerds will love this phone! Thanks to Compulab, comes a do-it-yourself smartphone you can program and do so much more with. Along with that it has an intel x-scale CPU for 520Mhz, radio, wi-fi, bluetooth, GPS navigation system, and either a camera or VGA touchscreen. You can also either have Windows CE on it or Linux.
The black Samsung SGH-i620 slider adopts Windows Mobile 6.0 operating system and a QWERTY keyboard. The phone has a 2-inch 65k colors TFT screen, jog dial control pad and a 2MP shooter. In addition, the SGH-i620 sports HSDPA data connection and email push service. The SGH-i620 smartphone is available starting from September for the German market. Watch the video after the jump.
i-mate’s new JAMA 201 smartphone is powered by a Windows Mobile 6 Standard operating system and a 300MHz Samsung processor. The gadget sports a linear 2.5-inch LCD screen, Bluetooth, a 2MP autofocus camera with flash, a microSD slot and a QWERTY keyboard. However, the handset lacks of Wi-Fi or UMTS, and only supports tri-band GSM/EDGE. Its battery provides up to four hours of talk time with more than six days of standby time.
HTC has recently unveiled the details about the HTC S640 CDMA handset. The gadget runs on Windows Mobile 6 Pro and is powered by 400Mhz Qualcomm CPU with 128MB RAM. Other features include 2.8 inch QVGA (320×240 display), CDMA, 2MP shooter with auto-focus, and 3G EVDO. No info on pricing or availability yet.
HTC unveiled the new HT1100 3G smartphone at CEATEC 2007. The phone measures 16.5mm thickness and sports World Wing, the NTT Docomo international roaming service. No word on pricing and availability yet.
That’s right! AT&T has finally released the HTC Tilt. As a successor to the 8525, this smartphone comes jam packed with Windows Mobile 6 operating system, Mobile Office, 2.8-inch screen, GPS with TeleNav functionality, Push to Talk, standard IM program, slide-out and fold-up keyboard, glorious HTC-style QWERTY keys, Wi-Fi, 3MP camera, Push Email, and 3G HSDPA. You can get this gadget for $299 with two-year contract starting Friday October 5.
It seems that AT&T will launch the AT&T Tilt today. This smartphone is also known as the HTC Kaiser or the HTC TyTN II. The device is powered by Windows Mobile 6 operating system, 400MHz processor, 3G and Push-to-Talk.
Here we have a hands-on video of the Palm Centro smartphone, which offers a microSD card slot, EV-DO, a QWERTY keypad, and LCD touchscreen. Watch the video after the jump.
Asus P527′s phone specification has been unveiled. The smartphone is powered by Windows Mobile operating system and comes loaded with a built in GPS, bluetooth and WiFi. No word yet on pricing or availability. Read more specs after the jump.
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