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Samsung Shows Smallest DMB Phone

The features are pretty much the same as Samsung’s D600 phone, but the more recent SCH-B360 now has DMB (Digital Media Broadcasting) capabilities, letting you watch your fave TV shows. And what do you think this does? Well, I’ll tell you. Its diminutive size makes it the smallest DMB phone yet. Ok, so watching any…

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PingAlert Lets Mom Know You’re Getting Beat Up

Parents, PingAlert is perfect for your nerdy little kid. Next time he’s getting his ass kicked on the playground for lunch money, he can use PingAlert to give you the heads up. You enter a special number into a speed dial on the phone, and it dials the KidsOK service which then sends an SMS…

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AU Phones: Media Skin, Machina, Hexagon

As part of the ongoing AU Design Project, Japanese communications company AU recently unveiled some promising new concepts for future phones. The AU Design Project is a department of AU responsible for making phones that are, well, just way way sexier than anything else on the market. The AU Design Project gave Japan such coveted…

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Need Help Flipping That Cellphone?

Only in Japan would you find people lazy enough to not flip open their cellphones. Takara Toys has solved this problem with a new cellphone opener. Basically, you throw this horrible piece of oversized plastic onto your phone, push a button and voila!…open phone. Comes in 4 sexy colors for you to waste your money…

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Hot Pockets By Carlo Longino It was inevitable: porn on your cellphone. While the iPod video is being hyped as the latest platform for adult content, a number of companies are convinced that someday very soon, the lion’s share of mobile-porn customers will use their phones. That’s because handsets are far more ubiquitous than Apple’s…

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Design-Minded Motorola Phone

This Motorola MS550 has almost no chance of making it to our shores (Korea-only, my friends) but I dig the design. With a 3.2-megapixel camera that has a pop-out lens, it looks more like a camera than a phone from this angle. Of course, it’s also 3G compliant, supports CDMA EV-DO data connections and has…

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Samsung Music Phone

Found on a Chinese website, the Samsung SCH F319 is an ode to the iPod. A shiny, white mobile phone, it’s got a jog dial to let you browse your music and playlists, a built-in stereo speaker and 200 MB of memory. A slide-out keypad makes a nice addition to the design, but other than…

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Pantech & Curitel PT-S170

Today we welcome yet another strange looking mobile phone. The only details available right now are that this is a camcorder phone that manages to slide, fold and even swivel. If the transformers ever needed to rock a cell phone, they would use this. It is debuting in South Korea and we can hope it…

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Panasonic Brings Lightest, Thinnest Phone to FOMA Service

The Panasonic prosolid II is a mobile phone made expressly for NTT’s FOMA 3G service. Weighing just 99 grams and measuring 106 49 16.7mm, it’s actually being touted as the thinnest and lightest out there (for this particular service, of course). Includes a 2.2-inch TFT screen on the inside of the clamshell phone and has…

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Nokia N90 Available?

Nokia has announced that their highly anticipated N90 is available through Ritz Camera. Ritz is selling the phone for 400 bones with an activation plan through T-Mobile, or a straight up $700 without any kind of plan. Nokia has been giving us Gizmodo blue balls with this phone for around seven months and we are…

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Transformer Phone v2.0: LG SD 910

LG is joining the likes of Pantech & Curiel with a strange form-factor phone. This is the LG SD 910 phone that is currently only going to be available in the Korean market. Not much else is known about it except the screen appears to slide outward revealing more keys underneath. Eat your heart out,…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Cingular to Become AT&T

Say goodbye to Cingular. Not as a service, but as a brand name. Looks like SBC, the majority holder of the cellphone provider has finally gone through the final throes of merging with AT&T last Friday and plans on changing its official name to AT&T. Though Cingular is certainly well known at this point, I…

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Motorola Slider A732 – Heat and Touch Sensitive

A Motorola slider phone with a heat- and touch-sensitive keypad has been unearthed by Chinese phone bloggers. The A732 comes in silver and black, includes a 3 megapixel camera, MP3 player, 64 chord polyphonic speaker and a T-flash expansion slot for extra memory. The odd, heat-sensitive keypad seems to let users scribble characters using their…

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Verizon V3C RAZR, Yes Another One

I’m pretty sure that Motorola could just start pushing out the same RAZR over and over claiming it to be new, and people would still buy it. It’s because people love RAZRs and Motorola loves people who love RAZRs. This one is pretty much the same as before, but features high-speed EV-DO, Bluetooth, camera, video…

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Well-Featured Vodaphone

The Vodaphone V604SH is one of those phones that really does make me jealous of Asian technology. It comes in three different color schemes—turquoise & black, white & silver, and black & red— and it’s got some really great features I just don’t expect to see here in the US for a really, really long…

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MS2000 Easy5 Mobile Phone

This isn t your Granny’s cell phone, oh wait, actually it is. This is the MS2000 mobile phone designed for the non-technically inclined, particularly the elderly. Supposedly seven even buttons is really all you need in a cell phone. A dial button, hang-up button and five preset numbers. Yeah it might easy to operate, but…

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Motorola V557 Uses SCREEN3(1) Tech

The Motorola V557 isn’t a breakthrough phone when it comes to hardware. It’s a pretty simple flip phone, nothing too pretty, but is being touted as the first phone to use the company’s SCREEN3(1) technology. Available only from Cingular right now, SCREEN3(1) runs a ticker along the bottom of an idle phone screen to give…

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No Worries, Your Crackberry Won’t Go Black

If you’ve been following all the dealings that RIM is having with the law these days, you may be worried that your trusty Blackberry may not be worth its weight in raisins if an injunction is slapped on the company for copyright infringement. But RIM Co-Chief Executive Jim Balsillie says not to fret. In fact,…

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Gizmodo Ink

The NY Times has a lengthy review of Leapfrog’s Fly Pentop edutainment gadget, which is appearing on all of those “hot toys for Christmas lists” that gets parents in a tizzy. Aimed at the hard-to-please tween set, the loquacious Pentop reads text aloud from special paper (only sold by Leapfrog, natch) and uses program modules…

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Sprint Hints At Pricing For Sanyo 7500/Samsung A900 Blade

Sprint has announced pricing on some of the bigger, powerhouse phones coming out soon. The Sanyo 7500 with EV-DO is going to be $379.99 before rebates, the Samsung A900 (aka Blade) will be $349.99 before rebates, and UTStarcom PC-5740 will be $229.99 at launch. You can expect to see something around a $199 price point…

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Samsung Shows Smallest DMB Phone

PingAlert Lets Mom Know You’re Getting Beat Up

AU Phones: Media Skin, Machina, Hexagon

Need Help Flipping That Cellphone?

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Design-Minded Motorola Phone

Samsung Music Phone

Pantech & Curitel PT-S170

Panasonic Brings Lightest, Thinnest Phone to FOMA Service

Nokia N90 Available?

Transformer Phone v2.0: LG SD 910

Cingular to Become AT&T

Motorola Slider A732 – Heat and Touch Sensitive

Verizon V3C RAZR, Yes Another One

Well-Featured Vodaphone

MS2000 Easy5 Mobile Phone

Motorola V557 Uses SCREEN3(1) Tech

No Worries, Your Crackberry Won’t Go Black

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