Asus has a new clamshell smartphone in the works. The AGP-600 will run the latest version Microsoft’s mobile OS, which is something few big names have done so far. As far as phones go, it looks decent: is a GSM, Bluetooth, built-in camera, 32MB of RAM, and a 2.2-inch 65,000 color display.

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The Hitachi SH-G1000, which is launching today on SprintPCS, includes an integrated rotating camera, built-in keyboard and wireless phone. It’s powered by Microsoft and aims to keep PDA functionality while tying in the fast data speeds of the Sprint PCS Network. You can snag it online from Sprint for $649.

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Samsung P400, live pictures
Standard kit:

Phone
Battery (720 mAh and 900 mAh)
User’s guide
Portable handsfree
Data cabel
Software for synchronization

ะ400 is the first device from Samsung which have […]

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Reuters is reporting that Motorola is going to launch a mobile phone based on Microsoft software later this year. That will make it the first top 5 phone maker to jump into the Microsoft pool.

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Samsung USA has a new promotion for its s307 phone–a free DVD player. You have to sign up through Cingular, and do so before August 10th. The DVD player is pretty decent… Even progressive scan. It lists for $89.99 on Samsung’s website. The s307 lists for $249.99 on Cingular’s site (no direct link, availability depends […]

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MobileBurn has gotten ahold of some photos of upcoming Sony Ericsson phones. The Z600 is a clamshell with features similar to the T610. The T810/900 is the model after the P800, and has had some chatter on both sides about its name (hence the /).
Update: MobileBurn has added hi-res versions of the P810/900.

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Gizmodo has a long piece on a topic brought up by Ziff Davis–the death of Sony Ericsson. Don’t worry, they are guessing that Sony will just buy out Ericsson’s share in the partnership. As you may have remembered, Sony Ericsson is a money losing company. So is Ericsson, which is another reason these rumors keep […]

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The AP reviewed a software package called iPhonebook that aims to make transfering your phonebook to a new phone easy. With Bluetooth, there is no need for iPhonebook, but since only top models include the wireless standard, you may want to take a look. It looks like it works by taking your Outlook address book […]

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AT&T Wireless posted a profit for Q2 2003 due to higher revenues and stronger-than-expected subscriber growth. They added 446,000 new customers in the quarter–a nice increase over the expected 313,000. Q4 will be the most interesting of the year though, since number portability gets instated at the end of November.

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AT&T Wireless has ordered the tech needed to meet investor NTT DoCoMo’s deadline for it to launch a next-generation cell phone network in the United States according to C|Net. If the network isn’t up in at least 4 US cities by December ‘04, AT&T Wireless has to return the $6.2 billion from DoCoMo.

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