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The 888D is the latest and the most beautiful cellphone you would ever come across. It has got a curve shape which is the unique factor in it and the finishing touch has been given by the pink color which is making me crazy with the lovely touch it carries. This pink finished cell phone has 2-inch full curve screen and has got a cylindrical shape.

Looks pretty akward but you can still give it a try by fixing it into your pockets. We hope that we get all the details and the specifications of the product soon. stay tuned for more updates.

iPhone 4G would be the first mobile phone or gadget which would get the AMOLED display from Samsung. Previously iPhone 3G rocked us with its amazing features and now it is the turn of iPhone 4G to take the stage and create magic. But these Amoled Display is assumed to be a rumor at this part of time.

Apple has come up with certain news about the iPhone 4G that it is stll concerned about the power consumption of the device when it is used in Web browsing. The power consumption is mainly caused because of the graphical content, therefore the solution for decresing the power consumtion for iPhone 4G would be using the content in black background and white or blue letters in order to reduce the power consumtion.

Apple knows the best technology and would however come to a solution of reducing the power consumtion, So do not worry about the power consumtion.

Verizon and Skype announced that those who carry certain smartphones to call anyone over Skype on the 3G network. The phones that will start next month are the Motorola Droid, Droid Eris, Motorola Devour and a number of Blackberry phones. It will later work on other smartphones.

Now, one can enjoy unlimited calls with the VOIP services like this from the collective effort from Verizon and Skype. Skype is an all time favorite for people who are into calls and they do like the sound quality of it. Thus, Verizon has made an effort to show that it can provide these kinds of services apart from only letting people surfing on internet.

Verizon will soon allow unlimited Skype calling over 3G networks. The time when Verizon announced that it would have a joint press conference with Skype at Mobile World Congress, we hoped that it would land up with some thing with providing unlimited Skype calling over 3G networks.

All the people calling microsoft’s phone as Windows mobile 7, a slight change in the name of it, it is now called as Windows Phone. So do not call it as Windows Mobile 7 atleast infront of the microsoft’s staff because the name has been given by Microsoft for its Gen Next phone as “Windows Phone”.

The phone sounds to be well built with all the features and Early hardware partners announced include Dell, Garmin-Asus, LG, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, and HP. While they’re hesitant to give any specific dates, Microsoft says to expect Windows Phone handsets to hit the shelves “in time for the Holiday season of 2010″.

As if now we heard that this phone has got many features and is much advanced than the previous version Windows Mobile 6.5. The folks who are waiting to get this phone in your pocket will have to wait till November for the “Windows Phone” to be released.

We’ve finally found ourselves a solid, confirmed shot of a micro SIM in the wild, thanks to an FCC filing from Lok8u — the company that just inked a deal with T-Mobile — that shows the innards of its GPS watch torn asunder. Over on the right there is one of the micro SIMs in question, and as you can clearly make out, the contact pad is identical to the one you’d find on a traditional SIM (that shot of an AT&T unit that we’d posted earlier was actually a mockup by our own Sean Cooper, you see). In other words, if you were really hard up to get that iPad up and running on a network that isn’t providing micros, you could probably shoehorn a traditional SIM in there with a little elbow grease and handiwork, which happily matches up with information we’ve been hearing from several contacts of ours.

The rest of the world is catching on rapidly but overall, Japan is still the world’s most advanced society mobile society. That being said, you’d assume that the first 4G (LTE) device to get an official certification from Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications must be coming from one of the many mobile companies over here, but it was South Korea’s LG who got the bragging rights [KR] for that today.

Just look at how proud the model in the picture is holding said certification in her hands. The Korean company will sell not a handset but a 4G-compatible data modem, the LD100, in Japan. Japan’s biggest mobile carrier NTT Docomo is ready to distribute the device in its home market (Docomo said just in November 2009 it will kick off 4G operations in Japan in December this year).Docomo (and other Japanese carriers) have been conducting 4G field tests in Japan for quite some time now, and you can expect the data modem to be among the first 4G devices available later this year.

Motorola’s Devour edged closer to launch on Monday with a shot of a box destined for Verizon shops. The Android slider should ultimately reach Verizon in silver and will emphasize MOTOBLUR just as much as the Cliq at T-Mobile. It also drops any immediate connection to the Droid label.

Price details and the actual release date still aren’t public but, with the new slip, is likely soon.

The Devour is poised to be a lower-cost alternative to the Droid with a 3-megapixel camera and a smaller, lower resolution display. It would also be the first Motorola Android 2.x phone to use the custom MOTOBLUR interface and will carry an uncommon optical trackpad for navigating one-handed.

Word has it that Microsoft will launch the Zune phone later this year. Jefferies analyst, Katherine Egbert, states that Microsoft will be debuting its own phone sometime in the next 2 months, probably at Mobile World Congress (MWC) or CTIA in Las Vegas.

She also believes that the Zune Phone will feature a 5MP camera and 720P video support. Stay tuned for more updates.

Japanese mobile phone operator, KDDI has introduced a new clamshell phone from Toshiba namely the E08T.

Featuring a waterproof enclosure, the E08T offers a 3-inch FWVGA display, a 3.2MP camera with autofocus, a 100MB of internal memory, a microSD card slot, GPS, infrared, BREW OS and supports both GSM and CDMA connectivities.

The Toshiba E08T will become available in Japan this month for unannounced price yet.

According to Phandroid, AT&T will launch the Motorola Backflip on March 7th, 2010. Priced at $324, the Backflip will be a good alternative to the popular iPhone. The handset features a 528MHz Qualcomm MSM7201A, a 512MB ROM, a 256MB RAM, a 3.1-inch display 320 x 480 (HVGA), a 5-megapixel camera with LED flash, WiFi, and Android 1.5 with Motoblur. Stay tuned for more updates.

T-Mobile will release the myTouch 3G Fender Edition on January 20, 2010. T-Mobile has teamed up with legendary guitarist Eric Clapton to promote this special edition cell phone.

In case you didn’t know, the myTouch 3G Fender Edition features a 3.5mm headset jack and an included 16GB MicroSD card. The phone comes preloaded with Eric Clapton hit songs like “Wonderful Tonight,” “Layla,” “Rock ‘N’ Roll Heart” and “My Father’s Eyes.”

There are also several songs from Avril Lavigne, Wyclef Jean and Brad Paisley. The T-Mobile myTouch 3G Fender will cost $179.99 with a 2-year contract agreement.

The upcoming Google Android smartphone from Lenovo is an utter beauty. The official stills that have been released all over the web, clearly speak high of this astoundingly gorgeous high-end phone, and which don’t overdo it at all.

LePhone features a stunning detachable full QWERTY keyboard, sporting remarkable cuts and curves and a navigation D pad at the center. The over all design here seems quite similar to Lenovo IdeaPad, which has a detachable tablet.

The 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen, dual 3.2 MP, the Skylight OS, WCDMA radio, WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G, GPS and a 1GHZ Qualcomm processor are among it most striking specifications. In nutshell, LePhone is a smartphone which is equally beautiful. So far, LePhone has just been announced for China.

The WristOffice serves those who can’t get off their mobile phones for even a moment.

The system is actually a wrist band with a mobile phone holder, made as an inline skating wristguard.

The fashionable Velcro band keeps your mobile phone intact with you all day, all night.

The $80 WristOffice is a cool handfree way to hold your mobile.

The Bandshell iPhone case apart from being a fashionable shell, is also a sound and vision amplifier for your iPhone. The ultra-slim case improves the sound quality and viewing experience of your iPhone without any extra speakers or cords.

It’s made of impact resistant polymer, and has a slider back. The flat side of the case enables easy and clearer video watching. The case also helps curbing the harmful radio electromagnetic waves reaching the user from the mobile phone. The Bandshell iPhone 3G/3GS case retails at $19.99.