This phone, previously known was the HTC Star Trek, runs Windows Mobile 5.0., has a 1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, EDGE, PIM and unfortunately lacks Wi-Fi. – Travis Hudson

Cingular 3125 Review [Mobiledia]

Laptop Mag takes the Cingular model for a spin, and finds that it's slim like the RAZR but smart like a, uh, something that's smart (not me). The features are intact from the original Star Trek version, including Outlook syncing and Push Email, if you're synced up with an Outlook server. There's also Cingular Xpress Mail for non-business users and EDGE browsing on Cingular's network—no HSDPA here, unfortunately.

Since it doesn't have a keyboard, the 3125 is targeted towards people who don't want a bulky phone like the 8125, but still want some emailing and smartphone features. It's available now for $149 after signing a two-year indentured servitude agreement. – Jason Chen

Cingular 3125 [Laptop mag]

He says the retail price will be $299.99, but has a $100 rebate to get to $199.99. This, most likely, after you've signed over two years of your soul to Cingular. We'll see if it's true in two weeks. – Jason Chen

Thanks Tipster!