Nokia E63
Nokia's E63 is a QWERTY messaging phone designed for everyone. Whether you need your business e-mail 24/7 or need the convenience of a keyboard to text and im friends and family, this phone has it all. Like many Nokia phones they don't skimp on the features, this one's got Wi-Fi, Quad Band GSM/3G connectivity, 2MP Camera, 3.5mm audio jack, and they even give you access to 1GB of online file storage via their Ovi service. Link: $250
T-Mobile Sidekick
Don't mind the name, T-Mobile's latest Sidekick is simply called, The T-Mobile Sidekick. The new Sidekick brings with it a new web browser, 2MP camera, Video Capture and Playback, customizable shells, Stereo Bluetooth capability, and the trademark swivel screen you all know and love. Link: $150
Ablecomm Batphone
Building your own Batcave? Ablecomm took inspiration from the original Batphone from the TV show and built their very own model complete with a flashing neon light and choice of a ringer or buzzer to alert you when the commissioner calls. [$112]
VTech LS5145
If you're in the market for a new cordless phone for your house, you probably might want to take a look at the newer Bluetooth compatible options so you never miss a call whether it originates from your landline or cell phone. VTech's LS5145 sports Bluetooth connectivity, Color LCD Display, recordable ring tones, and a digital answering machine. [$150]
Jacob Jensen Telephone 80
If you've been looking to replace that old and busted cordless handset you still own from the 90s, Jacob Jensen's Telephone 80 should definitely be on your wishlist. The DECT enabled cordless phone features 12 hours of talk time, Polyphonic Ringtones, Support for up to 6 handsets, and adjustable volume, treble, and bass. [$TBD]
HTC S710
Finally a Smartphone from HTC that shaves a bit of the chunk off from previous generations. Aside from the size improvement, the S710 features a Quad Band antenna, Wi-Fi, Windows Mobile 6, 7hr battery life, Bluetooth 2.0 and a 2MP camera. Definitely a great choice for the world business traveler. [$579]
Nokia 8800 Sirocco Gold
Not too long ago Motorola released a gold version of their RAZR phone that looked pretty tacky and wasn't exactly the most tasteful use of gold. Now Nokia has stepped up to the plate and is showing everyone how its done with their sexy 18 carat gold plated Sirocco 8800. The phone carries over all the features from the Sirocco 8800 such as the sapphire coated display, 2MP camera, tri-band antenna (900/1800/1900) and also comes with a matching gold desk stand and Bluetooth headset. [$1200]
Plus Minus Zero Cordless Phone
There are still a bunch of us out there that still use our landline phones, and when it comes to choosing a new phone you're usually stuck with the usual black and silver plastic available at your local electronics outlet. Thankfully the designers at Plus Minus Zero have great taste and have brought us a retro inspired design for the design conscious in all of us. [$298]
Panasonic KX-TH111S Bluetooth Cordless Phone
A lot of us have a ton of wasted free minutes on our cell phone plans and that's mostly because its not very comfortable or convenient to make or receive calls when you're home. We like the convenience of Panasonic's KX-TH111S bluetooth "link to cell" that solves that problem. Link to cell connects to your mobile phone via Bluetooth and lets you make and take calls as if you were just using your home phone. [$229]
