Nokia 2652. Live pictures

Package:

Handset
Battery
Charger
Manual

Having [...]

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CDMA phone launches are a rare event for Nokia and due to the breakup of a partnership with Sanyo will most likely become even more rare. Verizon Wireless is in the process of launching the Nokia 2366i, currently the device is only available with pre-paid service. Unlike the most recent Nokia phone launched by Verizon, [...]

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Sprint Nextel’s wholly owned MVNO subsidiary Boost Mobile has launched the Motorola i835. Boost is one of the fastest growing mobile virtual network operators and is the biggest growth space inside Sprint. The i835 has been reintroduced with two new color schemes, the increasingly popular white and a US first of purple. The original black [...]

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Verizon was able to launch the Motorola KRZR K1m first (Alltel followed quickly, Sprint is still waiting) but has already modified the color scheme. The KRZR K1m photos in Verizon Wireless’ online store now reflect a phone that is gray and white, not black like it was at launch. Motorola hasn’t shown off this color [...]

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Virgin Mobile has announced the Kyocera Cyclops, a stylish white clamshell handset. Like the LG Chocolate in White that Verizon Wireless just started shipping, the Cyclops sports a pearl white finish. Technology wise the Cyclops is fairly high-end for Virgin Mobile, because the company doesn’t use service contracts and subsidize handsets heavily the phones are [...]

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T-Mobile has launched the Motorola RAZR V3t. Despite a new model number, the V3t is simply a V3i branded for T-Mobile. Cingular launched the V3i to little fanfare last month.
Features of the Motorola RAZR V3t include:

Quadband GSM
1.23 megapixel camera
microSD card slot (card included)
Bluetooth

T-Mobile is selling the RAZR V3t for $149.99 with a 2-year [...]

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Siemens SL75. Live pictures
Package:

Handset
Battery
Disk with software
Manual

The company of Siemens has stopped producing mobile phones. A corresponding department was presented to BenQ by a mother company. And Siemens S75 became one of the last Siemens’ products. This model was fully developed [...]

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The Federal Communications Commission is still burning the midnight oil to try and close the proposed merger of AT&T and BellSouth. The merger has direct implications on the wireless industry because the two companies happen to be the two joint owners of Cingular Wireless. When the merger was announced in March executives noted that they [...]

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Briefly– Research In Motion has announced that the SEC made an informal inquiry into RIM’s stock-option grants and practices. Several high-profile tech companies have recently been subject to increased scrutiny over option practices. The list includes Silicon Valley juggernaut Apple. RIM recently stated that its original estimate of an accounting related charge on earnings of [...]

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Motorola has announced the SLVR L7e, a tweak to the popular but aging SLVR L7. Size wise the handset stays about the same, but it sports a redesigned keypad and new color. Most specs have been upped when compared to the original L7. Its software has also been upgraded and is pretty consistent with the [...]

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Bang & Olufsen has finally announced a ship date for its Samsung-built fashion phone dubbed Serene. Photos of the device were released over a year ago. The original target ship date was Q4 2005, but Bang & Olufsen has now confirmed that Serene will begin shipping next month.
Despite the year delay features of the [...]

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Live pictures of Samsung P310
Sales package:

Handset
Battery
Charger
User guide
USB cable
Wired headset

Samsung P300 was the first handset in Samsung’s line-up of calculators, sorry, my bad, credit-card-sized phones. As you might have already guessed, this informal alias was assigned to the handset for its strong resemblance to calculators. On the Russian market, however, the P300 officially got [...]

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Briefly–Motorola may be interested in acquiring French mobile phone maker Sagem. Ron Garriques, President of Motorola’s mobile devices division, went on record stating that Sagem was “an option”. Sagem is currently losing money for its parent Safran.

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T-Mobile has started selling the Dash, a slim Windows Mobile smartphone that was announced earlier this month. The Dash is slightly thinner than the Motorola Q which qualifies it as the thinnest Windows Mobile handset in the world. Like many other Windows Mobile phones, the Dash is manufactured by HTC. Interestingly enough, T-Mobile is targeting [...]

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