In any case, both phones support GSM, GPRS, EDGE, WCDMA, HSDPA and Bluetooth, and a secondary camera for 3G video calling. They both have push email, since they're running Windows Mobile 5. The JASJAM also has WiFi, a QWERTY keyboard, a 2.8-inch touchscreen, and a 1300mAh battery which gives 5 hours talk time and 8 days of standby. The SP JAS has a 300MHz processor, and similar battery life at 4 hours talk, 7 days standby.

Both are available now for $888 (JASJAM) and $544 (SP JAS). – Jason Chen

i-mate Launches JASJAM and SP JAS Windows Mobile 5.0 Phones [Mobile Burn]

Check out the link for more pics. – Jason Chen

HTC MTeoR in our hands [Mobility Today]

First up, HTC has changed their slogan to HTC Smart Mobility from their old HTC Engineering Mobility and HTC Innovation. They've also renamed their phones with letters instead of words, like the HTC TyTN and the HTC MTeoR.

So what's due in '06? The TyTN and the MTeoR, which have just been released in Europe. Then there's the HTC Artemis and the HTC Excalibur, the latter of which is a Motorola Q-like smartphone. There's also thee phones we haven't heard much about, the HTC Melody, the HTC Trinity and the HTC OxyGen.

Take a look at the specs for those three phone after the jump. – Jason Chen

BengalBoy Exposes the HTC "Road Map"... Photos of the UpComing HTC Devices with Specifications!! [BengalBoy via Slashphone]

Bengalboy, his kitten, and his awful image-resizing program that makes all his pictures look like he rubbed sand on the lens, has reviewed the HTC MTeoR. Two things stick out from this review: the right boob and the left boob the speed and the reception quality. The MTeoR has a 300MHz Samsung processor, which is blazing compared to the T-Mobile MDA with its 200MHz processor. It's the fastest he's used in a MS Smartphone and he's really impressed by the responsiveness.

The phone has 3G in "all frequencies", and Quad-band GSM/EDGE support if your plan doesn't support UMTS. It uses the Windows Mobile Smartphone OS, and is in a candybar body. No QWERTY keyboard here, in case you were wondering.

The phone will cost around $700, so you can either start saving now, or have your kid get used to her crooked teeth. – Jason Chen

HTC MTeoR 3G SmartPhone "Strikes" North America [Bengalboy]

What is the first thing HTC does when it walks into that snakepit of cellphone purveyors? It names a couple of its products the MTeoR (left) and TyTN. That's Gr8. Wonder where they got that naming convention? The company says that these two phones are the first Windows Mobile 5.0 phones with 3G/W-CDMA. We're especially liking that slide-out keyboard on the TyTN. – Charlie White

HTC launches own-brand mobiles [The Inquirer]