The phone comes with a special pink Kitty bag filled with accessories. And here’s what this phone is all about:

Language: Chinese (Simplified)/Chinese (Traditional)/English/Some other language according to the quantity

LCD Size: 2.0 inch, 260 thousand color; PX: 176×220px

Ringtone: 72 chord; Ringtone format: mp3, mp4

Music: play mp3 at background

Video: 3GP,MP4

FM radio: FM stereo, can play outside with earphone

Camera: high-resolution camera; support to shoot video with sound, the time depends on storag

Rom: support to extend TF card to 2G, Document management

Data Transfer: USB data wire/card-reader/bluetooth(file transimission, voice)

Standby Photo: jpg, gif

Telephone directories: 100 groups, group ringtone, incoming ringtone,incoming call with photo

SMS & MMS: 50 messages,MMS

Schedule power on/off: support auto start/close

Alarm clock: 5 groups, can set from MON to SUN at random

Games: 2 common games

More information: MP3/MP4/Handsfree/SMS group sending/Voice recorder/WAP/Handwritten input/Radio/Bluetooth/GPRS download/MMS/Memory extended/E-book/IP dialing/calendar/alarm clock/calculator/memo/torch

Well I can’t say I found anything special in this phone but if you do like it you’ll have to pay $142 to get it. And that’s all the way from China, which is far away in the first place.

via eemobi

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The Telo will get you free VoIP calls in the USA over the Internet. The new handset will get you that high-def DECT 6.0 voice you were looking for. There’s also a phonebook available, mobile transfer, speaker phone and various musical ringtones. The kit can be extended to six handset and there might even be support for an answering machine. Your cell phone will also be integrated in the mix as the Telo “helps combine the home phone and cell phone so you can enjoy the benefits of both without any compromises.”

We’ll be waiting for the release date and pricing but so far Telo sounds a pretty good VoIP alternative.

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2009 might just be a great phone year considering that more and more companies are interested in Android. The Symbian foundation is also growing and Windows Mobile 7 might arrive sooner than expected. Palm has the Nova planned and Apple will surely improve its iPhone this year. We should be in for quite a year if some of the products we’ve already seen at CES come true!

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If all else fails, you can always dial the number back and see what happens, hanging up when you find out who it is. (They already have your phone number, so it’s not like you’re giving any info away by doing that.) Many reverse look up services provide name, address, and a map to location where the call was made. It’s nice to know you can find all this out just by having internet service, but it’s also kind of creepy.

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It looks like only Apple customers in the U.S. will enjoy those DRM-free tracks from iTunes. Other countries are reporting that their iTunes music is still locked into place. Well Apple what do you have to say for yourself? Did you forget to announce the fact that only U.S. customer will be able to enjoy the changes? I mean shouldn’t everyone everywhere get those DRM-free tracks? Especially now that 3G downloads are possible!

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Let’s do a tiny recap of specs then. The 8900 isn’t as cool as the Thunder or the Bold for that matter. Or so do some people say. But it’s a very dependable Berry. It comes with OS 4.6.1 on board, a 512 MHz processor, a 480 x 360 display, WiFi and HotSpot support and GPS. The full QWERTY keyboard is present and if we can deal with a non-touch display we will certainly miss the 3G support.

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MSI GT725 Notebook, a synonym of Speed, Style and Strength. MSI presents the World’s first Notebook to incorporate the innovative Turbo Drive Engine technology. Fashioned with a new-age aluminum alloy for durability, it shines with a fiery red exterior. The Turbo Drive Engine enables the user to increase the CPU operation in power mode for smoother performance.

The GT725 equips the high-end ATi Mobility Radeon HD 4850 graphics card with 512MB VRAM for stunning 3D High-Def visual effects. The sturdy Intel ® Core 2 Duo Processor with Intel ® PM45 Express chipset for extreme computing. The notebook boasts a 2MP webcam, 5 HD Audio Speakers, Blu Ray Optical Drive and up to 320GB SATA storage.

MSI GT725 Notebook has been designed for extreme gamers and computing enthusiasts who demand supreme performance. There is no news about the price yet however, with such a classy architecture, it has to be soaring.

Here are the Key Specs:

Via: MSI

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Pharos has revealed a new member to its Traveler line giving T-Mobile users another option if GPS is the keyword in their search.  The aGPS aside, the Pharos has much more to offer compared to the previous models in the Traveler series. For starters, it’s expansive 3.5-inch wide VGA screen should suffice to help you forget there ever was a device called the iPhone and its versatile network support for GPRS/EDGE, 3G, UMTS, HSDPA at 7.2Mbps, and 2 Mbps HSUPA on US and European bands must have you speed freaks on the high already.  There’s 512MB of flash memory onboard with SDHC memory card support and the 528MHz processor aided by 256MB RAM should keep this baby humming Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional without a glitch.  WiFi 802.11b/g, Bluetooth 2.1 +EDR, and aGPS make up its connectivity options with an FM tuner and a 3-megapixel camera thrown in for good measure to make it a damn decent device.

The Pharos Traveler 137 smartphone is set to make an appearance in the first quarter of 2009 at a well-deserved price of $600.

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After an official announcement in September, SanDisk has used the ongoing CES 2009 as the launchpad for its new Mobile Ultra memory cards in the 16GB variety. But unlike the last release where we were treated to 2, 4, and 8GB models in microSD, microSDHC, and M2 iterations, the company has decided to out the new 16GB cards only in microSDHC and Memory Stick Micro versions. Also bundled is a MobileMate Micro Reader with both versions to save you from hunting out a card-reader when needed. Both the varieties carry over the same fast side-loading speeds and a great deal improved transfers.  Available this month at $119.99 and $129.99 for the microSDHC and M2 versions respectively.

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In everybody’s life, there comes a time when you forget your garage keys and you feel like learning yoga so you can kick yourself where it hurts but it looks like Unity4Life has a perfect solution so you can avoid that painful situation in the future.  Called the Garage|Shadow, this app is built for BlackBerry devices and can open garage doors making your pockets that much lighter from the bunch of keys that you haul around.  We know that a jailbroke Android can already do this, but hey, how many Android-powered cell phones have you seen lately compared to BlackBerry devices, huh?  The Garage|Shadow is set for a release this April 6th at an undisclosed price, but if you want to see it before you take this much-needed plunge, you can catch it at the CES 2009.

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The picture shows a heart with an arrow to remind you that the love season is stepping nearer. Just find your soul-mate in the direction of the arrow when Cupid strikes. The new Cupid’s IM-S390 mobile phone has a 12.5mm rim and supports Digital Multimedia Broadcasting. Other notable features include multi-memory card compatibility and multi-lingual electronic dictionary.

The Pantech IM-S390 CDMA Mobile is currently available in Korea for a nominal price of 400,000 won.

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The Eee Keyboard has just been announced and it sounds really appealing. It’s a full-sized keyboard with built-in PC including WiFi and Ethernet, speaker, microphone and a 5-inch display and touchscreen. It will connect to any display and I am actually interested in playing with one whenever it gets out.

Moving on then to touchscreen netbooks then! That’s right, you heard me! The Eee PC T91 is a convertible tablet netbook. It will probably be ready for Windows 7 and it features an 8.9 inch LED backlit touchscreen, a TV-tuner and built GPS all powered by an Intel Z520 Atom processor.

Just when you thought we’d be done with all the Eee news we have one more fun idea for you. There’s an Asus 12.2 inch netbook that will get you 8-hours of battery juice (funny number considering Apple’s new battery) and a whooping 512 SSD which is certainly the first SSD that big to be planted into a laptop.

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The phone isn’t going to surprise you with any hidden features so here’s what the LG VX8360 has for you:

• A 2 inch TFT internal display with 240 x 320 pixels and 262K colors
• A 1.17 inch TFT external display with 96 x 96 pixels and 65K colors
• High-speed EVDO connectivity
• VZ Navigator
• Dashboard with Mobile Web
• Music player with external controls
• Dual speaker, stereo sound
• MicroSD card support, up to 8GB

Unfortunately we don’t have any actual release date yet but probably the VX8360 will arrive when its predecessor LG VX8350 will be sold out.

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The phone will will come in two versions, the Agora and the Agora Pro. The Agora Pro will feature quad-band EDGE, tri-band HSDPA, a 2.5 inch 320 x 240 touchscreen, a full QWERTY keypad, Bluetooth 2.0, GPS, WiFi and a 2 megapixel camera. The Pro will sell for $285 USD when it will become available.

The Agora will get almost everything we’ve told you about the Pro except for the GPS, the WiFi and the camera. The Agora will cost only $212 USD but I think most of us will prefer the Pro instead.

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The Pavilion dv2 will boast a 12.1 inch LED-backlit display and it will weigh just under four pounds. We’ll find a 2.5 inch hard drive inside it and you can choose from the 160GB base model all the way up to the 500GB model. Optional Blu-ray is available and as for ports we’re going to find three USB ports, an HDMI port, a 5-in-1 memory card reader, a VGA and an Ethernet port.

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The Renew W233 will be arriving from T-Mobile next month while the Tundra VA76r clamshell phone is going to arrive from AT&T sooner or later. The Renew is supposed to be the first phone made from recycled water bottles. It has dual-band 850/1900 GSM/EDGE radio and it will get you 9 hours of talk time and microSD cards up to 2GB. The Tundra will run on the MOTOMAGX platform from Motorola and it will get you quad-band GSM/EDGE and dual-band 850/1900 HSDPA 3.2Mbps. A 2 megapixel camera, Stereo Bluetooth, aGPS and a 4GB microSD card complete the specs list.

The most interesting handset is by far the Atila. We’ve talked about it more than once and now we know it will offer tri-band 3G, a 3 megapixel camera, WiFi, aGPS, Stereo Bluetooth and support for 32GB microSD cards. The Atila will arrive in Q1 in Asian markets and other markets are probably going to follow soon.

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