The SAGEM my721X “So Ice” mobile phone reflects the lifestyle of consumers who wish to surround themselves with top-quality objects selected for both their esthetics and their utility.

Made from brushed aluminum and enhanced with a “soft-touch” material finish, the “So Ice” mobile phone is simply oozing in elegance, as underlined in the large highdefinition TFT screens with 262,000 colors, 2 inches. He is slim (106x52x12.6 mm), light (90g) and compact.

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Motorola's new Linux-based A810 smartphone breezed through the FCC recently, and it looks really nice. This full-touchscreen handset features a minimum of hardware buttons, instead relying on the touchscreen for navigation - a stylus is included.

The Motorola A810 sports a 2 megapixel camera, but no flash, unfortunately. There is a microSD card slot beneath the battery for expanded memory, and a standard 3.5mm audio jack will make music listening convenient. An FM radio is also on board, as well as Bluetooth support.

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ASUS P320 touchscreen smartphone recently got FCC approval. It works well on Quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900), GPRS and EDGE connectivity. Running on Windows Mobile Pro 6.1, ASUS P320 features TI OMAP 850 200 MHz CPU, 1280 ROM/64 RAM, 2.8″ QVGA 320×240 px TFT LCD touchscreen and Built-in SiRF III GPS.

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According to Chinese Commercial Times, handset manufacturer Foxconn (also known as Hon Hai) will start producing 3G iPhones in the end of May and plans to ship 3 million units in June.

The company expects to produce about 24-25 million handsets by the time they will be phased out.

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The long overdue Samsung Glyde U940 has finally shown up in Verizon's InfoManager system. Unfortunately, no release date or price is listed along with it. All that is shown are the official specs of the device, press photos, and on-line user guide. However, rumor has it that full retail price will be $499, with 2-year pricing around that of the Voyager, and a release in May or June.

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The Verizon Nokia 6205 is almost here. The Verizon Nokia 6205 is an entry level music-centric clamshell, which is expected to arrive around mid-June. The features will include: “1x data (no EV-DO), will have a camera (probably VGA) with flash, and external music controls.” Not a lot of details are known about the new phone yet - more specs coming soon.

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For a phone that came out in 2006, it's kinda surprising how much interest (both from carriers and end users) that the Nokia N95 series continues to enjoy. With any luck, we'll be seeing it launch on AT&T later this year -- but Rogers is apparently poised to beat 'em to the punch. Mobile In Canada reports that Canada's 800-pound GSM behemoth intends to launch the N95 (the North American, non-8GB model, as far as we can tell) as early as May 2nd -- which, alongside the already-launched Sony Ericsson K850i, makes for a powerful one-two combo of 5 megapixel 3G Europhones.

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When it comes to stylistic and sleek designs, design-house Pininfarina, of Ferrari fame, is as good as it gets. The Ferrari designer has put their design genius to bring a new flip phone for Motorola. The Motorola Mike i877 has been launched on Telus with Bluetooth, multimedia player, microSD card slot, miniUSB, 1.3-megapixel camera, and PTT (push-to-talk).

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Samsung announced the availability of a new low-end and stylish slider handset, called the Anycall J708 for the Hong Kong market.Samsung Anycall J708 costs 1,480 HKD (about $190), which means a slim feature list, but there’s plenty for the media-hungry to be getting on with: H.263 and MPEG4 video playback, MP3 and AAC audio playback, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, a micro SD slot, a 1.3 megapixel camera and EDGE.

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Most of us are pretty reasonable when it comes to the prices we are willing to pay for a mobile phone, but if you are looking for all-out luxury you are definitely going to want to check out the most recently released Vertu Constellation Rococo Collection phones.

This collection was created to celebrate Vertu’s tenth anniversary, and celebrate they did.

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According to digitimes, Foxconn Electronics (Hon Hai Precision Industry) will start to ship new 3G iPhone to Apple beginning in June this year. Up to 3 million units will be made by June. Apple expect to sell about 25 million units of the 3G iPhone.

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Whenever I want to change my cell phone I think Nokia. All right, I am busted, nowadays I keep thinking iPhone but in my book Nokia are still masters of the cell phone known universe. Or, if you indulge the comparison, an iPhone would be a lover to me, whereas a Nokia phone would be the wife. Not that I'd ever do that.

Nokia N810 WiMAX is, from what you can see, a powerful tool. It has a 4.13 inch touchscreen and a handy slide out full QWERTY keyboard. And it has an integrated webcam, the GPS feature and the Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and WiMAX(where available) as internet connectivity options.

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Our friends at Samsung were kind enough to slip us a bright white SGH-i620 while we were visiting them at the 2008 CTIA Wireless show in Las Vegas. This particular i620 was built for Vodafone Italy, and sports the company's "mail & call" logo on its side. The i620 is similar to Samsung's other i6xx series messaging devices, such as the i617 BlackJack II, and runs the same Windows Mobile 6.0 Standard edition operating system. It is a tri-band GSM/EDGE cellphone that can get HSDPA 3G data speeds on 2100MHz networks, such as those in Europe.

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Sony Ericsson announced its Q1 2008 financial results, and they aren't too good - 47% profit decrease.

The company has sold 22.3 million handsets, which is by 2% more than in Q1 2007, but the average cost of the phones decreased from 134 EUR to 121 EUR, and high-end models weren't in demand.

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Until now, the official Skype client was only available for smartphones. Now, a beta of the official JAVA client is available, which should allow a great number of compatible devices to use it. Although the Skype page mentions about 50 phones from Motorola, Samsung, Nokia and Sony Ericsson there are many others that can also use it.

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