by info

Samsung SCH-U750, also known as Samsung Alias 2, lands at Verizon Wireless today! As the name suggests, the Alias 2 is the upgraded version of once very popular messaging phone - Samsung Alias. The Alias 2 remains dual-hinge design, relying on e-ink keyboard (soft keys) for the keyboard buttons rather than hard keys. How the phone works is when the Alias 2 is opened like a traditional clamshell, the e-ink shows a regular numeric dialpad; when it is opened sideways, the e-ink turns into a full QWERTY keyboard.
Features and specifications of the phone include a built-in 2.0-megapixel digital camera / video recorder, Stereo Bluetooth connectivity (A2DP), Visual voicemail, and a microSD memory expansion slot. Selling price is $80 after rebates, two-year agreement required.

by Chris Ziegler

Because most Pres caught outside Palm's near-clinical demo environments have been doing next to nothing so far, even the faintest hint of actual user interaction on video or in pictures is still interesting at this point. On that note, we present a mister "Doc31" from PreCentral's forums, whose fame, fortune, clout, or pure happenstance appears to have landed him some hands-on time with the most buzzworthy device of the moment. On video, the dude's managed to capture a fleeting moment with the Palm Profile screen new users see, where you'll enter all the requisite information necessary to get the phone syncing with the cloud. Even better, there's not a hint of Mr. Blurrycam in any of the accompanying photos, which is always a win in our book. You know what would be an even bigger win, though? Our own Pre. Follow the break for video!

by Ross Miller

John Gruber over at Daring Fireball has a pretty good track record when it comes to Apple rumors -- remember his spot-on predictions for the unibody MacBook Pro? -- so when he's got a thing or two to say about all the next-gen iPhone chatter, we listen. While not making any promises, he does say he'd wager quite a bit on a new model coming to WWDC, with about twice the CPU horsepower (and possibly twice the RAM, too) as the current model. He also adds some credence to all that talk of video recording, but makes no mention of potential background apps and plays down any surprise tablet or "iPhone mini" cameos. He goes on to add release date would be sometime in July in 16GB and 32GB varieties. We can't say we're willing to bet against him, but that doesn't mean we'll take his word as gospel. We can safely say, however, that we're anxiously waiting to see what kind of shenanigans Schiller has in store for next month.

by cellphonehits.net

Citizen announced in Japan the i:Virt M Bluetooth watch that works with only Softbank and Disney Mobile phones. The i:Virt M Bluetooth watch functions as your hands-free device, hooking up to your cell phone wirelessly while offering a quick overview of important information like SMS status, battery life, reception bar and missed calls. The watch charges wirelessly and will go about 5 days on a full charge. The watches will be released on 1 July.

by T-Marco

We just got the picture of the new phone coming to T-Mobile. This time is gonna be the new Samsung T239.
As we told you before here, this phone would be released this month. The new Samsung T249 is going to be released as a Prepaid and postpaid. Features? Price?
The price is 59.99 with a free 25 dollars refill card. Good deal!! and probably free with 2 years contract.
Dual band GSM 850 / 1900
Blueototh
Speaker
Camera VGA
Myfaves capable
Web2go
Stay tuned for more information and pics.