Phones on sale in Sprint

Here's the down low on prices. After a two-year agreement and mail-in rebate, the i335 will run you $49.99, while the Q9c demands $149.99 and the Pearl 8130 rings up at $199.99. Choose which one you want -- the trio is on sale now online and in Sprint stores everywhere.

ColorWare Customizes Everything

tarting next Monday Colorware, the color-customizing gadget experts will be coloring BlackBerry curves, pearls and 8800 series cell phones. Colors that are already posted on the site include red, purple, green and yellow.
Do you like these colored phones? Would you ever get your phone "colorized"?

Asus SmartPhone

Asus already has a full stable of Windows Mobile phones, but this flip-open QWERTY-enabled candybar seems like one we can get behind.
Not only does it have a screen underneath for typing (in addition to the outside screen), it's powered by a 520MHz CPU, has Tri-band GSM, 3G, 256MB ROM and 128MB RAM, not to mention Wi-fi and Bluetooth.

T-Mobile pulls sidekick out of stock

T-Mobile pulls out the sidekick slide due to technical diffculties and all

The BlackBerry Pearl

The RIM BlackBerry Pearl 8130 will run $199.99 with a two-year contract and has built-in GPS and EV-DO with support for the Sprint Power Vision services, including Sprint Music Store, Sprint TV, and Sprint Navigation--a pretty robust offering for a BlackBerry.
It includes Bluetooth 2.0, a microSD expansion slot, and support for up to 10 e-mail accounts with push technology

Archos 705 WiFi PVP

Check out the Archos 705 wifi pvp. You can preorder this device from amazon.com. Read more after the breakAmazon.com is now showing preorder pages for the mythical Archos 705 WiFi portable video player. If you're in the market for a super-sized, Internet-ready PVP for the holidays, the 705 WiFi comes in 80GB and 160GB capacities for $399 and $499, respectively. For the price, you get a 7-inch, 800x480 touch screen, Mac/PC compatibility, and all the features found in the latest Archos 605 WiFi--most notably, the online content portal. ( source - crave )

BlackBerry for Verizon?

On November 8th the EVDO rocking, Verizon BlackBerry 8130 Pearl finally goes on sale. It’ll set you back $199 with with a 2-year service plan after a $100 online discount, The phone looks hot!( source - verizionwireless )

The new Palm Centro

Priced at just $99 w/2-year Sprint contract, the sleek Palm Centro phone features a microSD card slot, EV-DO, a QWERTY keypad, and LCD touchscreen. Click read more for the video( source phone arena )

The hello kitty cellphone

As the Sanrio empire continues its quest for world domination, the evil Hello Kitty has been dispatched to Taiwan for a special-edition Okwap C150T phone, according to Akihabara News.

The mobile handset, only the latest of HK's cellular conquests, has a 2-megapixel camera and plays MP3s and video. ( source - crave )

Samsung Blackjack 2

The 3G-enabled Samsung BlackJack II will be available from AT&T and was presented today by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer at CTIA 2007 in San Francisco. The official specs for the 2.4-inch 320 x 240 pixel screen BlackJack II look nice:

• AT&T Video Share, the first service in the US that enables users to share live video over the wireless phones while on a voice call. BlackJack II is the first AT&T business-oriented smart device to feature Video Share.
• Built-in GPS, Support for location-based applications such as TeleNav GPS Navigator™.
• Global phone capabilities. Tri-band 3G UMTS/HSDPA and Quad-band EDGE/GPRS technology takes advantage of AT&T's industry-leading international wireless footprint for access to e-mail, the Web and other data applications in more than 135 countries—including Japan, South Korea and China—and customers can make or receive phone calls in more than 190 countries.
• An RSS Reader Client to compile syndicated Web content in a single location for easy viewing.
• Significant improvement in the standard battery capacity to get you through the day.
• A 2.0-megapixel camera with video-capture capabilities.
Increased standard memory.
• A louder and clearer speakerphone.

( Source - AT&T )

Spy on your date?

For $4.99 a month, you can send and receive up to 100 text messages. You can check up on potential companions by sending in your potential suitor's cell phone number and find out what others have to say about him or her. You can send in your own feed back as well, and let others know about your experience. ( source: switched )

At&t announces new BlackJack 2

Now official (check out AT&T’s official press release for the full run down), AT&T has just announced the “Blackjack II”. Its predecessor didn’t amount to much of an hot item but the II on the other hand, just might become the next must have gadget. It’ll run Windows Mobile 6, and as mentioned in the title feature AT&T Video Share (which is like 2.8G considering the videos only go one way), have Tri-band HDSPA, quad-band EDGE/GPRS, ans GPS. ( source: ubergizmo )

Free unlocking of iphones?

Customers posing in front of a atnt store offering to unlock iphones

The T-Mobile Wing

T-Mobile Wing is an excellent device for those who love messaging or emailing through cell phone. Comes integrated full QWERTY keyboard, the T-Mobile Wing provides faster typing experience for users.

T-Mobile Wing also has nice multimedia features such as 2.0-MegaPixel digital camera, Windows Media Player, and voice recorder. Although the Wing phone only comes loaded with 64MB memory space only, you can always upgrade the memory with the microSD memory slot. ( source hand cellphone )

HTC Shift

The HTC shift is so well-equipped that its built-in hardware specifications are comparable to a laptop or UMPC. The HTC shift phone runs on impressive Windows Vista Business operating system and Intel® Stealey 800MHz and
Qualcomm® MSM 7200, 400MHz processors.

The HTC shift operates on almost any kind of wireless network in the world. Its support for high speed HSDPA (3G) connection (allows Up to 3.6Mbps for download and 384kbps for upload) ensures frequent travelers able to work efficiently anywhere they go. Besides that, its built-in 7-inch big LCD screen also helps users to get things done faster on the road.

The 18k gold phone

As Chinese are getting richer and richer day by day due to crazy stock market boom, more and more Chinese can afford luxury stuff. That’s why, Samsung makes a smart decision in releasing this 18-k gold Samsung E848 Beijing Olympic 2008 phone.

Can the HTC Touch be Better Than the iPhone?

let's mention that in many ways this phone is better than the iPhone Surprisingly, most of these have less to do with the touted touchscreen and more with the overall specs, such as the 2.0-megapixel camera (versus the iPhone's 1.3 megapixel), high-speed 3G EV-DO capability for fast downloading and Web surfing (versus the iPhone's slower EDGE network), stereo Bluetooth capability (for wireless headphones and speakers), and expandable/removeable memory (MicroSD cards). ( swtiched )

And let's not forget that it's only $249.99 (with a two-year contract).

The Sidekick LX vs The Sidekick Slide

T-Mobile and Danger have announced two new Sidekicks today targeting decidedly different segments of the market. The Sidekick LX takes over as the new king of the Hiptop hill, boasting a Sidekick-first wide QVGA display -- touted as incorporating technology borrowed from Sharp's AQUOS televisions, no less -- along with configurable mood lighting, 1.3 megapixel camera with flash, and 128MB worth of bundled microSD memory. Meanwhile, the 4.6 x 2.4 x 0.68-inch Sidekick Slide becomes the first Hiptop device to come from Motorola, the first to ditch the trademark swivel display, and the first to go on a serious diet (anyone who's used a Sidekick of old knows that it ain't exactly small) while still packing the same functionality and 1.3 megapixel cam as its big sib. Look for the LX to hit store shelves come October 24 in your choice of "midnight blue" and "espresso brown" for a cool $299 on contract; the Slide slides in (sorry, couldn't help it) two weeks later on November 7 in a black / deep purple combo for a Franklin less at $199. ( engadget)

The Nokia800

This followup to the Nokia N800 is packed with features, and definitely doesn't dissapoint. Boasting a 4.3-inch widescreen display, 2GB of internal memory, TI OMAP 2420 processor, 128MB RAM, 256MB Flash, miniSD/microSD card slot, and a QWERTY keypad.(techeblog)

The new T-mobile sidekick lx

The Sidekick LX (pictured, above) retains the phone's signature swivel screen, but adds a WQVGA screen high-def LCD, mood lights that flash in different patterns depending on whether you're getting an SMS, IM, e-mail, or phone call, an improved Web browser with better JavaScript support (so more animated Web sites will work), and a custom MySpace app. Out on October 17th for $299.99 with a two-year service agreement, the LX comes in brown or blue.