A Korean company called KTF has just announced the EV-K100 which they claim as the world’s thinnest cellphone. At 7.9mm thin it is 3.1mm thinner than the Motorola SLVR. To make it even cooler it’s featured in the motion picture V for Vendetta.
With just 15.5mm thick, the E-TEN X500 is the thinnest Windows Mobile Pocket PC edition phone so far. The phone runs on a 400MHz Samsung processor, has EDGE, 802.11b/g, GPS support, a 2MP camera, and Bluetooth 2.0 support. Sadly, there’s no slide-out keyboard. No pricing yet, but the X500 should be out in November. Visit Mobility Site to get more details.
Voxtel W740 is a pocket PC phone made by a Russian company. Powered by Windows Mobile Pocket PC Edition and OMAP 730, 200 MHz processor, this pocket PC features a nice 4MP CCD camera which can do auto focusing and has a flash light to help in low light environment. Its slim body has a similar design with the recent announced Motorokr E6 / E690. Sadly, the phone only supports of network connection (GSM Tri-band / GPRS), which means it is difficult to be sold to users who need EDGE or HSDPA support. The Voxtel W740 measures 106mm x 55.2mm x 15mm and weights 120 grams. See more pics after the jump!
ET600 is a new pocket PC from Lenovo that runs on Window Mobile 6 Professional. The gadget sports GSM Triband network, Bluetooth 2.0 and comes equipped with a 2.8 inch 256k colors TFT display with 240 x 320 resolutions, 2.0MP shooter, 64MB RAM/ 128MB ROM and a microSD slot. Unfortunately, this gadget does not have a QWERTY keypad. The Lenovo ET600 will be available in some Asia countries.
Lenovo today unveiled its new Lenovo P990 GPS phone. This slider phone sports GSM 900/1800, 3 inch display(240 x 320 resolution), SiRFStar III GPS chipset, 3-core CPU, microSD memory card slot, and a 2MP shooter. Unfortunately, there is no word on pricing so far.
Measuring at 118mm x 50.5mm x 16mm, the Motorola ZN5 features a 5.0MP camera, 350MB of internal memory, microSD card slot, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, USB 2.0 connectivity, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, and a Freescale 500MHz CPU. Watch the video for more details.
Sometimes the strangest part of writing for Giz is decoding press releases: like this morning's Sony Ericsson one. Did they leave out an image of the upcoming special limited-edition C902 Cybershot James Bond phone to add to the mystery? Is it supposed to be kinda secret, à la Bond himself? Who knows: luckily T3 snagged a picture of the "titanium silver" phone. 007 himself uses it in the movie Quantum of Solace, and you can get your hands on one too. Hardware-wise the phone is unchanged from the 5-megapixel camera original, but will come with 007-themed content, including a "spy-style" game. Quite how this makes sure you're "ready for any challenge" I'm not sure. It's a mystery. As is price and release date. Blimey, Sony Ericsson's really good at this cloak-and-dagger stuff isn't it?
If you’re crazy about smart phones, here’s something cool for you to expect. A new Motorola ‘A810′ is ready to awe its audience. This touchscreen phone is based on Linux OS, featuring a 2.2-inch touchscreen display, an advanced SMS/email application with handwriting recognition and of course other features such as MP3 player, FM Radio and 2M camera are available. No words on the pricing yet.
The INFINXX AP23 is touted as the smallest iPhone/iPod Bluetooth A2DP stereo audio transmitter in the world today. This wireless device allows users to listen to the music from the iPhone wirelessly via Bluetooth headphones. Priced at $62, the gadget weights only 5 grams.
Samsung will release the spanking new Omnia Windows Mobile pocket PC phone in the Italian market on July 22nd, 2008. The handset will be available via major European mobile operators and in most of GSM supporting open markets during July and August. FYI, the consumers who made the pre-order for Omnia from July 14 will receive Xbox 360 Arcade gaming systems. The Samsung Omnia i900 is priced at 499 Euro (8GB) without subsidy.
CompUSA in now offering the Nokia N810 phone for only $299. FYI, the handset is priced at $430 on Nokia’s site, and $480 on Best Buy. The N810 features a 4.2-inch touchscreen display, a sliding QWERTY keyboard, and Linux OS.
Motorola has decided to launch its brand new VE75 mobile phone in China. The dual SIM phone retails for about $440. The handset comes jam packed with a 2.6 inch display with 16:9 aspect ratio and a 240 x 400 resolution, 2MP shooter, Multimedia playback, microSD memory card slot, USB 2.0 and Bluetooth connectivity
Adtec has created one of the smallest bluetooth sets in history called the ADHSM10. It has two colors to choose from which are Silver and Titanium, a talktime of 3hours and 100 hours of standby, Charging time 2 hours , Communication distance of about 10 m, Compatibility Profile HSP (Headset Profile), HFP (Hands-free Profile), Power Built-in lithium-ion battery, and Security 128bit encryption / authentication PIN code. Look for this bluetooth in late January for roughly $78.
Jabra will be releasing a new bluetooth handset that resembles a dog tag. The BT3030 comes with bluetooth 2.0+EDR, HSP, HFP, A2DP and AVRCP support, six buttons for sending / ending calls and controlling music playback, as well as volume control. Get the BT303 next month in Japan or right in the U.S for ¥8,980 or $90