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T-Mobile army module presently effect a infant myTouch Android smartphone, videlicet the T-Mobile myTouch Slide (or myTouch2 – it’s not belongings still what the handset’s authorised conceive is).

The folks over at Droid Developer effect it that the myTouch2 / myTouch Slide is actually the HTC Espresso – digit of the phones included in HTC’s 2010 line-up.

The bounteous difference between the myTouch2 / myTouch Slide and the example T-Mobile myTouch (aka HTC Magic) is that the instance comes with a sliding QWERTY keyboard. There’s also an optical trackpad instead of a trackball.

Some of the glasses the T-Mobile myTouch2 / myTouch Slide comes with include:

• 320 x 480 pixels touchscreen display
• 3.5mm headset jack
• ARM11 processor
• Photo camera with diode flash
• MicroSD bill interval (accessible without removing the shelling / backwards cover)
• 1,300 mAh battery

The T-Mobile myTouch2 / myTouch Slide should be acquirable play May 17, in trinity activity versions (black, albescent and red). The phone’s sound is not famous at the moment.

Via TmoNews

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Samsung SCH-W880, the Korea-bound 12MP good seen tangency hebdomad in a leaked photo, has today appeared in an authorised picture.

The good strongly resembles a digital camera, having a incommunicative camera ameliorate and a fashion dial. As already mentioned, its camera is a 12MP digit with Xenon shine and 3x digital ascent – today we also participate that it supports HD recording transcription too.

Another gratifying feature of Samsung SCH-W880 is the 3.3 advancement AMOLED designate with 480 x 800 pixels.

Samsung SCH-W880 module belike be free correct peninsula as Samsung M8920. Let’s desire it won’t be daylong until this happens.

Via Samsung Hub

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If you’re a blackamoor who has ever (or at diminutive once) dreamed most a Miss Sixty phone, Alcatel has a diminutive assail for you – and that’s apparently an Alcatel Miss Sixty phone.

Recently authorised by the FCC, the amount is an entry-level clamshell that comes with a flushed scheme and a antimonial Miss Sixty stylemark every over it.

The good also has antimonial keys and a antimonial headphone ordered (of course, there’s actually invalid prefabricated discover of antimonial in there).

I personally don’t aforementioned the phone’s countenance that much, but this doesn’t mean everyone has to dislike it:

Feature-wise, the Alcatel Miss Sixty includes:

• Internal and correct (hidden) displays
• Bluetooth with A2DP
• Multimedia player
• Photo camera with recording recording
• Wap browser
• Java games and apps
• MicroSD bill support

The Miss Sixty good does impact on the GSM/GPRS 850/1900 bands, but there are no content most its availability in the US – or anywhere added for that matter.

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We saw the Sony Ericsson Xperia Rachael and Kiki over the week-end, and now it’s time for yet another new, unannounced SE phone: the Sony Ericsson Bao.

The Bao is a clamshell that has an interesting design, looking a bit like a handset from Nokia’s Prism line-up.

Details about the features of Sony Ericsson Bao are completely inexistent, but we can see that the phone has a photo camera – and probably a hidden external display too.

Here’s the new handset in all its glory – if we can call it like this (images found at the Esato Forum):

No word yet on when Sony Ericsson intends to officially announce the Bao, but it will probably not be long until this happens.

Via Mobile-review

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Samsung and T-Mobile have announced a new eco phone, dubbed Samsung S3030 Eco and available as of yesterday (July 2) in the Netherlands.

The S3030 Eco is a remake of the Samsung S3030 Tobi slider, which was announced by Sammy back in November 2008 as a phone for kids.

Made out of bio-plastic, the S3030 Eco is free of BFR (brominated flame retardants) and PVC. Its charger is an eco-friendly one, while its packaging is 100% made from recyclable materials.

The new phone features MP3 player, FM radio, photo camera (probably a 1.3MP one), and MicroSD card support, up to 8 GB.

T-Mobile Netherlands is offering the Samsung S3030 Eco for €89.95 on pre-pay. No word yet if the phone will be available in other countries – although it probably will be.

Via Press release

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Sprint has just announced the future availability of Motorola Clutch i465, a rugged iDEN phone that can already be bought via Boost Mobile, on pre-pay.

Sprint’s customers will be able to buy the Clutch i465 starting “this summer”, for as low as $39.99 (with a 2-yr contract agreement, a $20 instant rebate, and a $50 mail-in rebate).

Motorola Clutch i465 comes as Sprint’s first Nextel Direct Connect phone to have a full QWERTY keyboard and at the same time to meet Military Specification 810F for low pressure, high/low temperatures, shock, vibration, dust and solar radiation.

Its features include push to talk (obviously), Group Messaging (lets you create groups of up to 20 contacts to send messages to, simultaneously), GPS, Bluetooth, a 128 x 160 pixels display and a VGA photo camera.

You can register on Sprint’s website to find out when exactly the Motorola Clutch i465 will be available.

Via Press release

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Remember the HTC Firestone? Several months ago, the smartphone appeared alongside Whitestone, Thoth and other unannounced HTC handsets.

Well, today we have what seems to be the first clear render of the Firestone.

The smartphone should come as the successor of HTC Touch HD, so it has a similar design. It will run on Windows Mobile 6.5, featuring a large 3.6 inch WQVGA display, a 600Mhz processor, 256MB RAM, 512 MB ROM and an 8MP photo camera – the first HTC device to have such a camera.

Of course, the image below might actually be a fake – despite the fact that the Thai website Hi-Tech says it’s authentic. Anyway, we’re guessing that the real HTC Firestone isn’t too different.

According to previously leaked details, HTC Firestone will be announced sometime in August. Let’s hope it won’t be to pricey.

Via Engadget

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Approved by the FCC back in January, Samsung Smooth U350 is now available for purchase via Verizon Wireless, shortly after the carrier has also launched the Samsung Trance.

With a 2-yr contract agreement, the U350 can be yours for only $29.99. The price goes up to $99.99 with a 1-yr agreement, and to $199.99 if you only want the handset, with no contract.

As Verizon puts it, Samsung Smooth U350 “appeals to tweens, teens and parents alike”. Truth is, the U350 is a basic clamshell that doesn’t have too many advanced features – although it does come with GPS and VZ Navigator.

The full specs list of Samsung U350 includes:

• 1.9 inches internal display with 128 x 160 pixels
• Bluetooth
• Voicemail
• Email, web browser
• VGA photo camera
• Talk time: up to 300 minutes
• Standby time: up to 336 hours
• 3.78 x 1.87 x 0.76 inches
• 3.35 ounces

All in all, this may not be a bad choice if all you want is a simple and affordable flip phone.

Via Verizon

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The iPhone 3G may be a high-end device, but, you have to admit it, its 2MP photo camera is similar to the cameras found in many entry-level phones today.

However, the new, third-generation iPhone, may come with a 3.2 Megapixel camera.

Or at least that’s what DigiTimes says. The Taiwanese website reports that OmniVision Technologies will be making the 3.2MP CMOS cameras Apple plans to put in its new iPhone.

Even more, it’s said Apple also landed orders for a 5 Megapixel camera that will be used in “another product expected to be launched later in the year”.

  
Could this mean we’ll see two new iPhones in 2009? Maybe an iPhone Nano alongside the successor of iPhone 3G? Or perhaps that 5MP camera will be used in a new iPod touch?

 Well, no one knows for sure, but we can hope at least a 3.2 MP camera will be included in the new iPhone(s) – and that it will have both autofocus and flash

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You may know Emgeton for its digital music players, but the Czech-based company also makes mobile phones.

Its newest handset is Emgeton Enzo, a 3G candybar that kind of looks like Sony Ericsson’s C902.

Unlike the SE phone, the Enzo doesn’t come with an advanced photo camera.

Instead, it has a Qualcomm / Philips chipset that allows you to use two SIM cards “simultaneously and completely independently of each other”.

Here are most of the features and specs the Emgeton Enzo offers: 

• 2.2 inch TFT display with 240 x 320 pixels and 260k colors
• Tri-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE connectivity (900/1800/1900)
• HSDPA 2100 connectivity (only for the first SIM card)
• Bluetooth
• MP3 / video player
• E-mail
• 2MP camera
• VGA camera for video calls
• 50MB of internal memory
• MicroSD card support, up to 4GB
• Talk time: up to 5 hours
• Stand-by time: up to 10 days
• 117 x 49 x 16.5 mm
• 109 grams

Emgeton Enzo should be available starting April (in the Czech Republic, at least), retailing at 7,990 CZK (300 Euros or $388).

Source: Emgeton via Mobil Mania

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