Samsung showed two new phones, the S7070 and S5150, which will both be part of a new design series called Diva.
The Samsung S7070 will have a 3″ resistive touchscreen with a WQVGA resolution, a 5MP AF camera, FM-radio, microSD slot and Bluetooth connectivity.
Samsung’s S5150 will come with a 2.2″ screen with QVGA resolution, and a 3MP camera.
Both phones should appear in the first quarter of 2010. Check out the pictures after the break.
Acer’s first mobilephone, the Acer A1 a.k.a Liquid, will be released in UK later this month.
The phone will run on a customized version of Android, with Acer’s own Liquid UI on top of it. The CPU will be a Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon underclocked to 768MHz for power saving. There will also be a 3.5″ capacitive touch screen, 512MB of ROM, 256 of RAM, a 5MP camera, A-GPS, WiFi, 3G and have a 1,350 mAH battery. Pre-loaded in the phone will come a 2GB microSD card.
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The Nokia X6 is available from Nokia’s own store now, but will be available nationwide on November 26th.
Nokia today announced that they have started shipping the N97 mini to those of you who have pre-ordered it. The N97 mini will be available in retail stores on November 26th.
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Dynamic Controls have made the iPhone into a very impressive device. By using their software, a person is able to control their electric wheelchair with an iPhone. It is possible to dock the iPhone into the wheelchair for charging. There is also a feature that they call “Chair Doctor”, that can be used to diagnose possible malfunctions of the chair.
The application needs an iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPod Touch v2.0 or iPod Touch v3.0 to work properly.
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There has been wild speculation about a possible Google branded phone coming in the next six months. This phone would be entirely designed by Google, and manufactured by HTC, LG or Samsung.
TechCrunch reports today reported that the phone will most probably be VoIP only. You would of course be able to receive and make calls just like normally, they would just be transferred via the cellular data network. This sounds to me like a possible ‘next move’ for Google. The phone would be tied to Google Voice, which already today is capable to handle normal phone numbers.
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