Sony Ericsson GA628

BlackBerry Curve 8900 packs a 65K color landscape TFT display with the nicely sounding resolution of 480 x 360 pixels.

For starters, the i770 Saga is thinner and longer than the Epix. This change alone gives it what we believe to be a huge advantage, since it allows for the same 320x320 pixel touchscreen display while offering a QWERTY keyboard with larger and better spaced out keys. In fact, the keypad on the Saga is a solid step better than even that found on the BlackJack II. On top of the keyboard, the extra length of the Saga gives it room for a larger optical joystick.

Here is the T680 from utec, a very popular brand name over there in Asia. This time it's a gaming phone. It is the usual candybar but it comes with a full size controller which can be attached to the phone for easy gaming. The phone features a 2.2 inch QVGA 260K color touchscreen, 2 mega pixel camera, microSD support, built in 87 MB of memory, TV out and supports Java/GB/GBC games. The phone is available in two color styles.

Nokia rocked out with the 5130 XpressMusic, an entry-level music device. Packing a microSD card slot, dedicated music playback keys, and a standard 3.5mm audio port, the 5130 XpressMusic is poised to be a really popular cell phone.

The Sony Ericsson W705 Walkman is a aluminium-crafted slider with HSDPA, Wi-Fi and a 3.2-megapixel camera and LED flash. It´s equipped with a 240 x 320 pixel TFT screen, GPS, 120MB built-in memory and expandable via M2 card slot.

AT&T has quietly added the Samsung SGH-A777 to its lineup, sporting a 1.3 megapixel camera and microSD card slot.

The Nokia is a business phone with all the imporant features needed.

Samsung T459 Gravity has a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard with support for instant messaging, text, multimedia and video messaging. It features 1.3-megapixel camera captures stills and video, a microSD card slot provides extra storage space for multimedia, and wireless connectivity - Bluetooth v2.0

Sony Ericsson Yari - the ultimate phone for mobile fun, whether it’s gaming you’re after or multimedia action. Nothing to hold, nothing to twist – except your body - gesture gaming technology gives users a unique gaming experience no matter where they are. With a variety of games to choose from, whether you want to keep fit and stay in shape or just want to beat your best score at tennis or boxing, Yari brings you fun wherever you are. And with Sony Ericsson Yari there’s always a new game to play. In addition to gesture games, there is a mix of pre loaded motion and standard games. Yari introduces a games carousel that allows you to access all your games from your desktop and to browse downloadable content on PlayNow™ arena. You can view content by category and choose to browse free or premium content – so no matter your preferences there’s one to suit you. Twist, tilt, turn, smash – gesture gaming is here * Gesture and motion gaming for action on and off the screen * A/B buttons – gaming shortcut keys * Gaming carousel gives direct access to your games from the desktop * State-of-the art music player and stereo speakers for easy listening * Music call - one button press to share your favourite tracks while you talk * 5.0 mega pixel camera – easily upload images to your web album * Send your location by SMS To enhance your gaming experience Yari comes complete with the EC500 phone stand. The phone stand is small and portable and comes with an integrated keyring which makes it easy to carry thereby ensuring that you never miss an opportunity to play to your heart’s content. To pump up the volume while on the move use the Outdoor Wireless Speaker MS500 – small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, and so light it can be taken anywhere and everywhere. Sony Ericsson Yari supports GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 and UMTS/HSDPA 900/2100.