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The Motorola Holux is now equipped with an integrated GPS location software. Holux uses a special GPS chip which is extremely efficient. Based on a Linux platform, the device features the special MotoMap software which allows the user to view the surrounding area in 2D / 3D, a bird’s eye point of view and even an option of viewing it in day time or night time.

Via Phoney World.

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HTC Hermes is the first Windows Mobile phone in the world. With a fast 400MHz processor, 128 MB of RAM and 128mb of fixed memory, the unit can greatly help those on the move. The phone comes with Bluetooth capabilities, a 2.0 MP camera and a small standard keyboard. UberGizmo via Cellphones@TechFresh.

Nokia E61 has a built-in light meter that will adjust the brightness of the screen to be optimal for any conditions. You can also use this feature to increase the battery life. The resolution is only 320×240 but text and images look crisp and the screen really is nice to look at and use. It supports the most common features of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel (Microsoft Office 97, 2000, XP and 2003) and compatible with Zip Manager and Adobe Reader. Using this Nokia E61, you can edit or create slides, spreadsheets and documents with supported programs. This cellphone works well at GSM bands (850/900/1800/1900) and WCDMA 2100. Read more specs at Nokia. Via Cellphones @ TechFresh / OhGizmo!

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Sharp’s newest cell phone, the Sharp WS004SH features a slide out keyboard, 7-inch Mobile ASV LCD display, a 416-MHz Intel PXA270 processor, 256MB flash memory, 197MB SDRAM, 1.3-megapixel camera, MiniSD card slot, 802.11b Wi-Fi, USB port, and a W-SIM slot. Be on the look out for this sick phone from Sharp. Nothing on price or availability has been said. Via Cellphones @ TechFresh.

With your $5,000, you can you can purchase a Pocket-PC Nerve Express from company Heart Rhythm Instruments. It includes an iPaq, a Polar belt, and a transducer. Just strap a monitor belt around your torso, and it sends info of your physical fitness level and your autonomous nervous to an HP iPAQ Pocket PC. The PDA’s preinstalled software will spit out info and a chart about your physical fitness in terms of wellness and adaptability. Via OhGizmo.

The Motorola Q cell phone runs on Windows Mobile 5.0 and features a 1.3-megapixel camera, 65k color TFT-LCD display, full QWERTY keypad with a five-way navigational key, dual stereo speakers, Bluetooth support, miniSD card slot, 64MB Flash memory, GPS, 1XEVDO, 1XRTT, and infrared. The measurements are4.60″ x 2.50″ x 0.45″ and weighs 4.1-ounces. Verizon has priced as $349.99 (1 yr contract), $299.99 (2 yr contract), $419.99 (no contract). Via TechEblog.

These are pictures of the what has been said to be Sony’s future Mobile PC called the UX. It features a stylish exterior and sleek keyboard system. The UX also features Bluetooth support, Wi-Fi, an integrated Motion-Eye camera, full QWERTY keypad, Memory Stick reader, and Blu-ray compatibility. Check back with us in the weeks to come for more information. Via jkOntheRun

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DualCor’s cPC will come with all the bells and whistles and look good at the same time. The cPC is a condensed version of a desktop computer. The cPC features a 5-inch screen, Windows XP, 1.5 GHz processor, 30GB harddrive and 1GB of DDR2 RAM. The cPC will be releasing sometime this year. Via jkOnTheRun.

The Sidekick 3 Blog has the first official Sidekick 3 marketing shot posted on the site.

This is the highest resolution picture yet of the Sidekick 3 or SK3 or Sidekick III or whatever you want to call it. Look closely, the picture shows the little details of the four navigation buttons on all corners of the Sidekick 3. It also shows the USB port and gives a better look at the finish and the keyboard. It’s getting close people.

It sure looks sweet. If the rumors are true, hold off getting a new phone for at least a few months longer.

Via Gizmodo.

With a small and sleek frame, the TØRQ N100 from Sound Solutions has the features of a PDA, phone, and GPS device all in one. The N100 features a 2.8 inch touch screen that show you where your destination is, duration, and what roads to not to take. As well as traffic alerts via Traffic Messege Channel. Other features include a 1.3-megapixel camera and Pocket PC software. The phone is dropping in the U.S next month, but no word on pricing just yet. Via Sci Fi Tech.