Yes, Samsung has announced yet another phone. This ultraslim slider boasts a 1.3-megapixel camera, MP3 player, and a host of other features. It measures just 15.9mm thick and will most likely make its debut in Korea. Source: [Akihabara]
Weighing just 9g, the BH-800 is one of the most compact Bluetooth headsets we’ve come across. It works with any handset that supports Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, Handsfree 1.5, or Headset 1.1. On a full charge, you’ll get up to 6 hours of continuous use and 160 hours of standby. Expect to shell out $140 for the Nokia BH-800.
“For those who don’t compromise on quality or on elegance, this headset may be the perfect fit.”
Source: [BIOS]
Making its debut at 3GSM World Congress, the Samsung SGH-Z150 measures just 9.8mm thick and supports VOD (Video-on-Demand). All the standard features are there, like a megapixel camera, TFT-LCD display, and MP3 player. We’ll keep you updated as more information is released. Source: [Akihabara]
Like its predecessor, Motorola’s RAZR Z sports a sleek metal finish and slim design (14.8 mm thick). What sets this model apart is its sliding keypad. This phone also includes a 2.2″ TFT-LCD display, 1.3-megapixel camera, and MP3 player. SK Telecom (Korea) will release the RAZR Z later this month at the price of $516. Source: [AVing]
Cingular has just picked up the Pantech PG-C120 handset. This slim candy bar-style phone includes a 65k color STN LCD display and VGA camera. It measures only 103 x 42.5 x 13.5 mm and weighs just 75g. No word yet on pricing or availability. *Update – Cingular hasn’t officially added this phone to their lineup (Thanks, Joe) Source: [Slashphone]
If you like the idea of using one device to control your home appliances while away from home, check out this nifty Japanese gadget called the Remocon Saucer. A potential negative, the Remocon needs its own cell phone to function. Once connected, you’re able to dial-in and have it carry out predefined commands like turning on/off the TV, etc. A good concept, but not very practical. It hits stores on February 10th at the price of $100 USD.
“The connection between the Remocon Saucer and FOMA handset is done via earphone mic jack. The handsets that can be connected are the P901i, P901iS, P700i, P701iD, P902i, N901iC, N901iS, N700i, N701i, N902i, Nevica-F, and AirView 2.”
Source: [PhoneyWorld]
The M600 is a business users dream phone. Packed with a full QWERTY keypad, large 2.6-inch QVGA display, BlackBerry-style jog dial for sifting through messages, 80MB internal memory, an extra 64MB Memory Stick Micro (M2), and all the applications you could want (BlackBerry Connect, Ericsson Mobile Office, etc.). Available in granite black and crystal white colors, the M600 will hit stores in coming months. Source: [T3]
With its sleek, ooh I want one looks, the SGH-P900 is bound to be a crowd pleaser. This handset has a rotating 2.2″ TFT-LCD display, T-DMB support (Terrestrial Digital Media Broadcasting), video streaming/recording capabilities, dual speakers, 128MB memory, MP3 player, and Bluetooth. The P900 measures 94.5 x 47.5 x 26.6 mm and weighs 124g. Pricing information has not yet been released. Source: [Akihabara]
Behold the first augmented reality game to hit cell phones. In “Kick Real”, players aim the camera phone down at their feet and take penalty kicks – using an imaginary ball – on a virtual soccer field. Your foot actually shows up on screen, how cool is that?
“The German electronics firm has combined with Austrian petroleum company OMV and the household appliance manufacturer Miele to bring World Cup fever to our mobiles”
Source: [TheRawFeed]
