Archive for November, 2009

Word has it that LG will release a successor to the LG Arena KM900, which is one of that year’s most successful LG touchscreen phones. Dubbed as the LG Arena Max LU9400, the phone has recently received a Wi-Fi Interoperability Certificate. In addition, the upcoming LG Arena Max LU9400 will feature a larger display and a better camera. Stay tuned for more updates. [Cell Passion]

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Rogers Wireless has begun selling the all new Nokia 6750 on its network. The handset is sold for $99.99 with a 3-year contract agreement. To refresh your memory, the 6750 is a clamshell phone that features a 2.2-inch 240 x 320 internal display, a 2MP camera with digital zoom, external music keys for controlling music playback, a music player, a web browser, a microSD card slot (up to 32GB), Bluetooth stereo and an integrated GPS that supports for Ovi Maps.

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Another Chinese iPhone knock-off looks just like the real thing — until you slide it open to reveal a full hardware QWERTY keyboard! The Cooli902 sports a 2-megapixel digital camera, as well as a second camera facing forward for video calls and analog TV. Hardware keyboard, front-facing camera and TV support? Why didn't Apple think of that! (Props)

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Famous British silversmith Stuart Hughes from the Goldstriker company introduced a smartphone that can claim to be the most expensive mobile device in the world. The cost of the master amended iPhone 3GS, which received prefix Supreme to it’s name, is $ 3.2 million. The manufacture of only one case took 10 months and 271 grams of 22-carat gold

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