Those of you anxiously awaiting the release of the Nokia E72 have to wait no longer as the device was announced today to be available for purchase.

For those who don’t know, this S60-powered device features a 5MP camera, A-GPS, 3.5mm headphone jack and a microSD slot with an included 4GB card.

Exactly where this is on sale, we don’t know, but Nokia assures us it is so when we find out we’ll let you know.

Tags: 3.5mm, 5mp camera, a-gps, Cell Phones, e72, microsd, Nokia, Nokia, Symbian S60

If you’re a fan of touchscreens, Google’s Android and guitars then boy does T-Mobile have a device for you — A partnership between T-Mobile and Fender was recently made known that will bring the myTouch 3G Fender Limited Edition to the carrier later this year.

Not much has changed hardware wise but the Fender Limited Edition adds a 3.5mm headphone jack along with woodgrain finish. In addition to that you will be given a 16GB microSD card with some preloaded music.

No word on price yet but we’ll let you know as soon as we find out.

via Press

Tags: 3.5mm, Cell Phones, fender, Google, HTC, limited edition, Mobile News, Mobile Software, MyTouch 3G, Portable Devices, T-Mobile, T-Mobile

Logitech has recently announced the forthcoming availablity of their mm50 and mm28 portable MP3 speakers.

First up is the mm50 which will sport an iPod dock along with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery accounting for up to 10 hours of life per charge. The mm28, on the other hand, will work with any MP3 player that has a 3.5mm headset jack and teh ability to work off eith 4 AA batteries or an included AC adapter.

The mm50 will hit Europe for £99.99 ($162 USD) this September while the mm28 will hit Europe in September for £49.99 ($81 USD).

via pocket-lint

Tags: 3.5mm, Apple, dock, ipod, logitech, mm28, mm50, Mobile News, MP3 Player, MP3 Players, Speakers

Apple has been known to lock-out third party manufacturers from utilizing some of their device’s features and their Apple shuffle’s VoiceOver feature is no different. However, it look like one such manufacturer by the name of iLuv has licensed the technology thus gaining the ability to include it in their iEA15 adapter.

What this is is essentially a microphone touting adapter that lets you plug-in any headset you throw at it and still be able to use the shuffle’s VoiceOver technology. This is made possible as the adapter includes a “remote control chip provided by Apple, Inc.”. And, since it does have a microphone, you’ll be able to use it with your iPhone.

iLuv’s iEA15 adapter will most likely prove to be a highly sought after device but unfortunately for us, a price has to yet to be announced.

via Engadget

Tags: 3.5mm, adapter, Apple, Cell Phones, Headphones, iea15, iluv, Mobile News, MP3 Players, voiceover

We told you this was happening a while ago and it seems HTC has already been manufacturing handsets featuring a 3.5mm headphone jack. In fact, one of the first phones ready packing the new audio jack will be the HTC Touch Pro2 and it looks like both Telus and Verizon will get this Touch Pro2 version. The phone will be available soon from both carriers but we have no exact arrival dates yet.

via WMExperts

Tags: 3.5mm, headphone jack, HTC, HTC, Mobile News, Telus, Touch Pro2, Verizon

Tags: 3.5mm, 5mp camera, bluetooth, Cell Phones, G2 Touch, headphone jack, HTC, htc hero, Mobile News, release date, Sense UI, T-Mobile, T-Mobile UK, touchscreen, trackball, WiFi

Most phones out there come with a regular 3.5mm jack ready to accommodate your favorite phones and bring your favorite music to your favorite ears. And when we say most phones we certainly don’t mean HTC phones. According to HTC a “vast majority of devices we launch after Hero” will be fitted with a nice, revolutionary, 3.5mm headphone jack. That standard feature is coming to future HTC phones so the company definitely deserves our applause for the day. We could use some insight on those future HTC handsets now that we know they’re not going to need a headphone adapter.

via Smartphone Thoughts

Tags: 3.5mm, adapter, headphone jack, Hero, HTC, HTC, Mobile News, Portable Devices

Remember the launch date of the T-Mobile G1? Everyone noticed how the first Android phone was promised to have access to lots of Amazon tracks and despite all that it failed to show a 3.5mm adapter. It looks like that whole problem has been finally solved. New G1s will get a 3.5mm headphone adapted for the ExtUSB port the phone comes with. That means you can get your headphones plugged into that free-of-charge adapter for some better quality music. What do you say? Will that make you buy a G1 today or are you sticking with the Storm?

via Engadget

Tags: 3.5mm, G1, Mobile News, Storm, T-Mobile, T-Mobile

Check out the iPod/iPhone Stereo earphone adaptor available from USB Fever. Everyone knows the iPhone’s stereo headphones are not the best quality ones, so here’s your chance to use your favorite 3.5mm headphones with the iPhone. The adaptor comes with its own 12cm (4.75 inch) cable.

It is compatible with the following devices:

iPhone

iPod touch

iPod Classic

iPod Video, Photo, Nano (various generations)

PDAs and SmartphonesPriced at just US $6.99, buy yours from USB Fever.

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Tags: 3.5mm, Accessories, adaptor, Apple, classic, iPhone, ipod, MP3 Players, Nano, stereo, Touch, video