Treo 800w shows up on Sprint roadmap for July release.
The newest Treo will have GPS and EV-DO rev. But still run on Windows Mobile 6.0, which is pretty sad, especially if that revised version of 6.1 launches at CTIA next week as expected.
Another interesting detail mentioned in the leaked image is that both camera and camera-free versions of the device will be available, something that is always a good sign for individuals working in government positions or in areas with heightened security concerns.No word as of yet on pricing or if the device will be a Sprint exclusive for an undisclosed period of time.
This is the successor of the 8800 (and the 8700) . What is more interesting though, is the software. The videos, the lucky insider managed to capture, point out BlackBerry phones will get a new contemporary look of their user interface, with animations and cool looking icons. Though obviously consumer oriented, we may hope to see some better multimedia implementation in these otherwise business phones.
read more…
This appears to be a minor update to the hugely popular smartphone. While the FCC documents filed by Nokia are cryptic at best, we managed to find some photographs of a battered N95. While the associated user manual does not have any information on what update the N95 has undergone, you can still go through it if you’ve misplaced your copy.
The Nokia N95 8GB costs US $779.
The Nokia N95 is your music player, digital camera, PDA and personal navigation device all rolled into one. Now that’s what I call a multimedia computer. All this packed into a cell phone’s form factor that fits in your pocket takes the Nokia N95 miles ahead of its competitors.
read more…
The LG VX8560 is a flip phone and could possibly replace the current VX8700. A TFT display on the front (with a camera lens above it) and a newly designed silver audio control, as well as a dedicated Music and Camera button on the right side.
And the LG VX9700 is a phone with a large WQVGA touchscreen, 3.2MP camera with Schneider Kreuznach lens, on-screen QWERTY keypad, microUSB data port, and microSDHC memory card slot. From the new image we can see that the volume buttons will be on the right side, just below the microUSB port, and there is a third button at the bottom edge, possible a camera or smart button. Located under the touchscreen are the send, clear, and end buttons. There also appears to be a light sensor at the top-left, possibly to control the brightness of the display.
read more…
Motorola MING A1800 is an Linux-based MING line with many surprises thrown in. The MING A1800 is a CDMA and quad-band GSM device with two SIM card slots. MING A1800 also supported with Bluetooth and a 3 megapixel camera. They also claim that the phone felt “sturdy as a rock” despite its diminutive size.
Details at CTIA next week, there isn’t any pricing information yet.
