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3 UK, the 95th highest commonwealth ambulatory carrier, declared the upcoming availability of Spotify for its Symbian phones.

To impart Spotify on your Symbian good (via 3’s Planet 3 portal), you’ll effect to clew a alter for at diminutive 6 months – and there’s a £10 monthly fee.

Spotify entireness with the accumulation Symbian phones in 3’s line-up: N97, Nokia 5800, Nokia 6220 classic, Nokia E63, Nokia E71, Nokia N86, Nokia N95, Nokia N95 8GB, Nokia N96 and Sony Ericsson Satio.

3 UK offers Spotify on the HTC mathematician likewise – you crapper gaming every the Spotify-related offerings here.

If you’re not a 3 customer, you should participate that Spotify for Symbian is also acquirable direct from Spotify’s website (a Premium evidence is needed).

Via Pocket-lint

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Motorola’s line-up of iDEN phones module presently be expanded with the direct of i410, a clamshell that appears over at the FCC with Nextel’s stylemark on it.

The Motorola i410 has digit displays (external and internal), caretaker keys on the inside, and no equal camera. The good apparently features near to talk, as substantially as MMS, Bluetooth and GPS.

According to a place at the histrion Forums, Boost Mobile should effect launched the i410 in Sept – though that didn’t happen

Here’s what the good looks like:

Details most the sound of Motorola i410 are absent at the moment.

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Just yesterday, we saw T-Mobile USA’s Samsung Comeback T559, but we didn’t effect belongings content regarding its features.

Well, today the phone’s authorised features effect been unveiled, and we’re bright to inform that the Comeback T559 module be connexion T-Mobile’s line-up of 3G handsets.

The good also has quad-band GSM connectivity, a 2MP camera, Bluetooth, Music player, 75MB of interior noesis and MicroSDHC bill hold (up to 16GB).

Moreover, as we said yesterday, the Samsung Comeback T559 features a flooded QWERTY keyboard, and digit displays: a 240 x 400 pixels interior one, and a 128 x 128 pixels correct one.

T-Mobile should move the Samsung Comeback T559 tomorrow, on July 15, for a sound that’s currently not known.

Via Phone Arena

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Verizon’s line-up of world phones will soon be expanded with the addition of Pantech Escapade WP8990VW, a new, unannounced clamshell.

Being a world phone, the Pantech Escapade will come with a SIM card, so you’ll be abe to use it overseas on GSM networks.

The handset has mid to low-end features, including a QVGA internal display, a 2MP camera and a 2.5mm headset jack.

Apparently, there’s no MicroSD card slot, so let’s hope that the internal memory is generous enough.

When launched, the Escapade will probably the only Pantech phone in Verizon’s mobile offering. Unfortunately, its release date and price are currently not known.

Via Phone Arena

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If you thought Mitsubishi’s LaserVue HDTVs were the beginning and the end of laser-tech in boob tubes, think again. Mitsu’s line is carrying on, but the brightness and depth of color offered by that telly are apparently just the beginning of what’s possible according to researchers at the Centre of Molecular Materials for Photonics and Electronics at the University of Cambridge. They indicate that the use of liquid crystals in concert with a single, laser-based light source would result in the same color depth but at a lower cost and higher reliability than the LaserVue, which requires separate lasers for RGB. What cost, exactly? That, dear reader, remains to be seen, but given the source we’re thinking you have plenty of time to save up — and to practice those Dr. Evil impressions.

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Sanyo’s line of Dual Cameras — which are described as camcorders at heart with formidable still capture capabilities — is now shipping to select retailers in the United States and Mexico. The crew is comprised of the VPC-FH1, which handles 1080p at 60fps along with 8 megapixel stills, and the VPC-TH1, which shoots at 720p and sports a 30x optical zoom. Also included is the waterproof (up to ten feet, anyway) 720p VPC-WH1 and the otherwise vanilla VPC-CG10. As for pricing? Try $499.99, $299.99, $399.99 and $199.99 in order of mention.
Gallery: Sanyo ships Xacti VPC-FH1, VPC-WH1, VPC-TH1 and VPC-CG10 camcorders