Sony Ericsson Pureness
Sony Ericsson's Pureness is for the minimalist who wants to be a little less connected in a an over-connected world. While the phone is pretty basic in its featureset, the phone doesn't skimp on design. It sports a beautiful transparent screen and a hidden keypad which reveals itself when in use. Link
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Motorola Droid
Don't give up on Motorola just yet, they've gone and released a fully featured smartphone which will be the first on the market to use Google's Android 2.0 operating system. The device sports a large 3.7'' inch touchscreen display, slide-out keyboard, 5 megapixel camera with dual-LED flash, 16GBs of storage, integrated Gmail and Exchange push support, and the ability to run multi-applications at once. Now that's definitely something we wish the iPhone could do. Link: $200
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BlackBerry Bold 9700
The BlackBerry Bold 9700 continues where the previous Bold left off with same luxurious looks but this time in a more svelte profile. The phone features a higher resolution screen, trackpad navigation, 3.2 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, GPS, 3G support, and an improved battery life over the previous generation. Link
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BlackBerry Storm2
RIM hopes to please BlackBerry fans who want a touchscreen experience but skipped the Storm due to its controversial click screen with the improved Storm2. The big key features here are an improved SurePress touch screen, built-in Wi-Fi, and the availability of a GSM model. Link
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HTC HD2
HTC's latest flagship won't kill off the iPhone anytime soon, but its going to deliver a worthy alternative with an impressive array of features. The HD2 sports a 4.3'' inch capacitive screen, Windows Mobile 6.5 with HTC sense, GPS, 3.5G access, Wi-Fi, and a 5 megapixel camera with Dual-LED flash. Link
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Vertu Constellation Axyta
The Axyta is Vertu's first clamshell phone, hand-built in England using premium materials like ruby bearings that you would normally find in a high-end watch. Initially the Axyta will come in polished or stain stainless steel with brown or black leather accents and an option of black ceramic keys on the polished model. The phone is GSM/3G compatible and features a mail client, GPS navigation, Vertu Content, and of course, access to Vertu's concierge service. Link
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Palm Pixi
The Palm Pixi is brings their WebOS to a new Qwerty smartphone style and brings with it built-in GPS, 8GBs of storage, 2 megapixel camera with LED flash, and a 2.63 touch screen display. Link: $150
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Nokia X6
Nokia latest attempt to take the iPhone throne comes in the shape of the slim and sleek X6 music phone. The phone packs 32GBs of storage, a 3.2'' screen, 5MP camera w/ dual LED flash, TV-out, A-GPS, and a battery good for 16 days of standby and 35 hours of music playback. Available later this year. Link
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Sony Ericsson XPERIA X2
Sony's powerful XPERIA model gets a sequel today with the release of the X2, a Windows Mobile 6.5 powered smartphone built for multimedia hungry users and demanding businessmen. The X2 features a 3.2'' screen, 8.1 megapixel camera, Exchange Support, TV out, 3G, Wi-Fi, and a slide-out keyboard. Availability is slated for later this year. Link
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Nokia N900
The N900 is the end result of years of experience with tablet technology coalescing into a handset sized all-in-one that will even have the iPhone loyalists taking notice. The N900 features the much hyped ARM Cortex A8 processor, 3.5'' screen, 1GB of memory, and OpenGL ES 2.0 graphic acceleration. Other notable features include a 5MP camera, 32GB storage, 3G connectivity, WiFi, and Flash support. Link: $700
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