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Samsung C3510 – also famous as Samsung Corby Pop and Samsung city – has foregather been officially declared by Samsung Russia.

As you haw already know, the C3510 resembles the Samsung Corby S3650, but it offers inferior features. For example, the C3510 has a 1.3MP camera and exclusive 30MB of interior noesis (although you crapper add that with a MicroSD card).

The Samsung C3510 also comes with a 2.8 advancement QVGA touchscreen display, widgets, ethnic networking integration, scheme browser, penalization player, Samsung DNSe technology, 3.5mm headset jack, FM broadcasting with RDS, Bluetooth and so on.

Samsung C3510 module be acquirable in country play New January. Its retail sound should be of 5990 rubles (about $200 – more than the phone’s sound in India, which should be around $150).

Via Samsung Russia

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Sprint, the ordinal highest US ambulatory carrier, has partnered with Skiff, LLC, to forebode that they module advertisement the Skiff Reader e-reader at CES 2010.

Coming as the “first e-reader optimized for creation and entrepot content”, as substantially as the prototypal to ingest LG Display’s “metal foil” e-paper technology, the Skiff Reader module ingest Sprint’s 3G network, allowing users to easily alluviation digital content.

The Skiff Reader also features Wi-Fi, a 11.5 inch, 1200 x 1600 pixels touchscreen display, built-in speaker, 3.5mm headset jack, and USB 2.0.

Books, magazines, newspapers, individualized and impact documents, and another types of digital noesis crapper be stored on the Skiff Reader thanks to its 4GB interior noesis (expandable with a MicroSD card).

The e-reader is both impressible and durable, and has a shelling that crapper tangency more than a hebdomad “on cipher use.”

Sprint’s Skiff Reader module be acquirable after this year, for a sound that was not announced. Sprint and Skiff module also move a Skiff Store, where users module be flourishing to encounter more digital content.

In another Sprint-related news, the individual declared that it’s expanding its Developer Sandbox information to allow iDEN phones. This way, developers module be flourishing to create applications for the iDEN handsets launched low Sprint’s Boost and Nextel brands.

Via Press promulgation and Press release

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Nokia N900 is already on pre-order in the US, but its authorised promulgation Negro in the States is ease unknown.

However, The Nokia Blog has it that a field US bourgeois module obtain the infant Maemo-based amount on Sept 27, and move center it a some chronicle later.

The N900 module be oversubscribed at the pre-order sound – $649.

Since the smartphone (or cyberspace Tablet, if you poverty to call it that way) has quad-band GSM (850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900) and tri-band WCDMA (900 / 1700 / 2100) connectivity, it module impact on T-Mobile’s network. Of course, it crapper also be used with AT&T, but without 3G.

Coming as Nokia’s prototypal Maemo-based amount to effect good capabilities, the N900 features a 3.5 advancement touchscreen designate with 800 x 480 pixels, flooded QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi, GPS, FM transmitter, biaural speakers, 3.5mm headset jack, 5MP Carl Zeiss camera with recording recording, and 32GB of interior noesis (expandable with a MicroSD card).

Nokia fresh said that it supports individual customization for its Maemo products, so we shouldn’t be astonied if T-Mobile army module presently center the N900 on contract.

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Fans of check phones in gaming of something assorted module belike be fascinated in the infant WigiTel W3.

Sold by the Slavic interact WigiTel (but belike busty in China), the W3 has a clamshell design, achievement with a 128 x 128 pixels interior touchscreen display, as substantially as a diminutive OLED correct display.

The check good also has a ammo keyboard – not trusty most how user-friendly that is, but at diminutive it looks pretty interesting, as you crapper gaming below:

The important glasses and features of WigiTel W3 include:

• Dual-band GSM connectivity (900/1800 MHz) with GPRS
• VGA equal camera
• Bluetooth
• Music player
• USB
• 1GB microSD card
• Talk time: up to 200 min
• Standby time: up to 120 hours
• 51 x 51 x 20 mm
• 55 grams

For the moment, the WigiTel W3 crapper be bought exclusive in the Slavic Republic, from this online store. The check phones costs 4,799 CZK (about $258 or €185) unlocked.

Via MobilMania

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Mio Technology, the Taiwanese maker of Personal Navigation Devices, PDAs and smartphones, will soon introduce a new Windows Mobile handset, codenamed Mio Amber.

The handset is not yet officially announced, but some pictures of it have appeared on the Web, alongside most of its features.

Mio Amber comes with Windows Mobile 6.5, a 3.61 WVGA touchscreen display and a case that looks pretty sleek:

The main specs of Mio Amber include:

• GPRS/EDGE and WCDMA/HSPA connectivity
• G sensor
• GPS / A-GPS
• Bluetooth 2.0
• FM transmitter
• Noise cancellation
• 5MP camera with autofocus
• Secondary VGA camera, probably for video calls
• 528MHz Qualcomm MSM 7201A Turbo processor
• 256 RAM, 512MB ROM
• MicroSD card support
• 1500 mAh battery

No word yet on when Mio will release the Amber, and neither on the smartphone’s price.

Via ai.rs

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By Andrew Liszewski

Because of its hardware limitations, the Nintendo DS has never really been a great platform for watching videos. But a new flashcart called the iPlayer could change that. Like with all the other flashcarts available for the DS the iPlayer is able to load “homebrew software” though the makers claim it will NOT be able to load backup ROMs.

What it will be able to do though is natively play video files without having to convert them to a DS-friendly format first, thanks to a built-in decoding chip. So you’ll be able to load AVI, RMVB, RM, FLV, ASF, MPG, MOV, WMV, DivX, or XviD video files onto a microSD card and play them natively off your DS. However, the iPlayer only supports videos up to 640×480 in res, and you’ll probably see poorer playback performance with anything larger, though they will work. There doesn’t seem to be any pricing info for the iPlayer just yet, but if it really doesn’t support the loading of backup ROMs I think it’s going to be a tough sell since the DS is first and foremost a gaming platform.

[ iPlayer ] VIA [ MAXCONSOLE ]

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By Andrew Liszewski

It’s nice to see that advances in technology have paved the way for a self-contained pair of video recording sunglasses, but the real thanks has to go to Oakley who’s convinced the world that these chunky designs are fashionable. Still, I don’t think anyone would figure out this particular pair of sunnies is capable of recording 640×480 VGA quality video to its 8GB of internal memory just by looking at them. That memory is also expandable thanks to a microSD card located on one side of the glasses, while recharging is facilitated via a discrete mini USB port. $192 from Geek Stuff 4 U.

[ Covert Spy Camcorder Sunglasses ] VIA [ Akihabara News ]

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By Shane McGlaun

When the Sidekick first launched long ago, I thought it looked really cool and wanted one. Then I found out that the T-Mobile network really sucked outside most large cities and decided to make do with the then cool Motorola Razr. Those of you who can actually access a T-Mobile network may be glad to hear there is a new Sidekick in town.

T-Mobile has unveiled the Sidekick LX calling it the first 3G Sidekick ever. The handset is aimed at the social network crowd and includes a software bundle for Twitter, Facebook, and MySpace. The phone comes in two colors — orchid and carbon. Orchid looks more like maroon to me and the carbon is just a fancy name for plain black.

The handset has integrated GPS with Live Search, a 3.2-megapixel camera with LED flash and video recording capability, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, and an integrated music player. The camera can record video and upload it to social networking sites via email or file transfer. The swiveling QWERTY keyboard returns from previous models and a 1GB microSD card is included. The 3.2-inch screen has a resolution of 854 x 480. The phone will cost $199.99 when it goes on sale next month.

[ Sidekick ]

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Oh, wait — we were just kidding about the whole “to much fanfare” bit. SanDisk’s slotRadio player, which we’re still struggling to understand, is all set to ship on March 31st after debuting alongside a gazillion other gadgets at CES. For those who’ve forced themselves to forget, this microSD music player can handle your own jams on your own microSD card, or alternatively, can accept pre-loaded Billboard hits cards which house over 1,000 songs that are nicely categorized by genre. It’ll be available from SanDisk’s own website on March 31st for $99 (which includes a card with over a thousand songs), and it should be ready to ruin Father’s Day when it slips into Radio Shack locations shortly thereafter.
Gallery: SanDisk slotRadio player launching to much fanfare on March 31st

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It’s finally coming true; all those e-ink readers we expected would flood the market after the Kindle’s initial release were apparently just waiting for its successor before jumping into the fray. Joining recent announcements from iriver, Neolux, and Plastic Logic is Brother, with the SV-100B. The company is calling it a “Document Viewer,” featuring a 9.7-inch, 1200 x 825 display — larger and stocking twice the pixels of the Kindle 2. However, it’s not meant to be a Kindle-killer, instead aimed at business users who will pair this over Bluetooth with PCs or mobile devices to keep its microSD card filled with content, content that must be run through a converter app prior to display. No MSRP was announced, but given its focus on the corporate clientele it will surely be priced accordingly when it ships early this June.

Update: Will commented to let us know this will apparently retail for ¥140,000, or just shy of $1,500. So, yeah, not really aiming for the consumer market here.
Gallery: Brother SV-100B e-book reader
[Via Engadget Japanese]