Sony’s New XPERIA X10 mobile phone sure packs a punch. Sony’s new flagship product is the first product that makes use of the android operating system. It runs on a snapdragon processor with 1GB of internal space. A built-in TFT capacitative touch screen display (scratch resistant) and an 8 mega pixel camera (comes with auto focus, LED flash, touch focus, image stabilization, Geo-tagging, face and smile detection) make it a valuable possession. Like any modern smart phone, it also supports USB,Bluetooth, GPRS and GSM. Running on a 384 MB RAM memory card, it is expected to be released later this year.

The Samsung i7500 is an android based smart phone. Measuring 115 x 56 x 11.9 ‎millimeters, it weighs a little over 100 grams – at 114 grams and is HSDPA enabled. The ‎Samsung i7500 has upto 8GB of internal storage with microSD slots provided, ‎supporting upto 32 GB of external space. It offers support for GSM, GPRS and is ‎Bluetooth enabled. It features a 3.2 inch AMOLED Touch screen display, pressure ‎sensitive capacitative buttons and has a fully functional web browser decked with a ‎google apps mobile suite. The product comes with a 1500mA lithium ion cell, capable of ‎running for up to 300 hrs without a recharge.‎

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LG has come up with its new smart phone the LG GD510, nicknamed   “LG Pop”. Measuring just 97.8 x 49.5 x 11.2 mm, the LG Pop is an uber cool smart phone. It is extremely lightweight, weighing just 87 grams. The device has a 3 inch Touch screen display with a maximum display size of 240 x 400 pels. It has a 3 mega pixel camera built into it which can take photos at resolutions up to 2048×1536 pels. It also supports video playing/recording video at 15 fps. Its fully functional web browser feature supports HTML, Wap and XHTML. It is java enabled – Twitter, Facebook and myspace are integrated into the device. The device offers a wide variety of features with Bluetooth, USB 2.0 support, MP3 player etc packed into the device. This gizmo is priced at an affordable rate and is certainly one to watch out for.

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Yep, if you have the T-Mobile myTouch 3G or any other device that has Android 1.6, you can actually get the Google Maps Navigation that many thought would only be available for Android 2.0 and better. A little surprising that the G1 can handle it though. Google Maps Navigation is highly sought-after, with easy searching by any location name and it even recognizes voice input for a search. You can get satellite view, street view, traffic view and more. So if you’re one of the many people who have been hoping for the Google Maps Navigation for your device, you can bask in pleasure even if you’re not up-to the 2.0 world.

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The mobile phone market is always flooded with new innovations, and if you are a gadget fanatic you might find it a little difficult to keep up with everything on line. The new HTC Touch is one such innovation you can bank on for style and good functioning. If you are tired of iPhones and Palm Pres, then it is time to give this HTC mobile phone a shot. This smart phone boasts of the usual features- it is Windows and Wi-Fi enabled and has a two megapixel camera.

The Touch Screen is also quite stylish and smooth, and if not anything else you will definitely have the pleasue of flaunting a cool cellphone.

Samsung has recently unveiled the Mondi which is a brand new device and is the most advanced cell phone of recent times. You have in the Samsung Mondi, excellent upload and download speed that will make accessing the Internet an absolute delight.

You can get your Samsung Mondi for a solid black colors, this new mobile device is also multimedia enabled and can do most of the functions that a latest cell phone is expected to. The phone also has the GPS navigation system incorporated within the cell phone. You can pick up your own Samsung Mondi for $349 only.

Sony Ericsson is always coming up with amazing cell phone ideas. The latest buzz word flying around in the gadget world is the all new arrival of the Kiki cell phone. This brand new gadget innovation from Sony Ericsson is slated to have a transparent screen! And you thought you had seen it all?

Stop assuming what to expect, because all these gadget ideas are so cool and off beat that you will always be taken aback. Of course the cool bit is you can do everything on the new Kiki, and don’t for a second think that the transparent screen will hold back features!

Orange has linked up with LG to release their all new LG G910 watch phone. This is one of 2009’s most awaited gadgets and there is always a lot of rumour and hype surrounding the release of this new gadget from all gizmo pros. But finally leaving behind all speculation, people who have been awaiting the launch of the LG G910 can finally get their hands on this brand new product.

The LG G910 is actually a touch watch phone, and the very first of its kind. There are already rumours flying about that it is priced at a whopping thousand pounds, but this was to be pretty much expected because this gadget is one of it’s kind.

After trying a host of other alternatives to boost sales of their mobile line from the Peek Classic to the Peek Pronto, from lifetime subscriptions and a whole range of other incentives, Peek has decided to slash the prices of their phone range, while keeping the service fees for the phone the same at $20 per month.

The price of the Peek Classic has been cut down to $19.95 down from $49.95 whereas the more feature rich Peek Pronto will now be available for $59.99 instead of $79.99.

Palm has released the Mojo SDK for the Palm Pre’s WebOS for developers looking to build software for the Pre. Coming roughly six weeks after the release of the device on the market, Palm is doing everything it can in its power to gain traction over rivals, especially Apple with its iPhone and the App Store. According to Palm, the few apps available on Palm’s app stores during these 6 weeks have already been downloaded 1.8 million times.

Palm is hopeful that with the developers finally getting a hand on the SDK for their WebOS, they will pull in a lot of customers to the Pre.