LG's KC910 takes over where Viewty left off, packs 8MP camera

Nah, it ain't the Prada II or anything, but who's to argue with an 8-megapixel camera? You heard right -- LG's followup to the Viewty is the KC910, a touchscreen-based handset that checks in at 14-millimeters thick and supports quad-band GSM / 7.2Mbps HSDPA. Furthermore, you'll find Bluetooth 2.0, WiFi, a 3-inch 400 x 240 resolution display, a microSD expansion slot, Xenon flash (alongside a Schneider-Kreuznach lens), video recording, TV output, a multimedia player (with DivX and XviD support, we're told) and built-in GPS. This feature-packed device is bruited to be on track for an October launch, though we've no idea how costly it'll be (nor what regions it will invade).

Glofiish V900 Hands-On

We uh... fished around for a Glofiish V900, got one, and thought we'd take a handful of shots for your perusal. It's certainly a beast - Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, Samsung's new-ish S3C6400 CPU at 533MHz, 128MB RAM, 256MB ROM, a microSDHC slot, an accelerometer, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, an FM tuner, an FM transmitter, TV-out, a 3.0-megapixel auto-focus camera with flash, and a gorgeous VGA touch screen that isn't recessed. Oh yeah, there's also quad-band GSM/EDGE and tri-band UMTS/HSDPA connectivity, along with DVB-T/H and T-DMB/DAB support for all that OTA TV goodness. Plenty of accessories in the box, too. Sheesh, that's a mouthful, huh? Hopefully, we didn't leave anything out.

Sony Ericsson C902 overview

C is for Cyber shot!!!

The Sony C902 claims to capture memories for you to share with your friends and family…surely most mobile phones do this? How do the great camera features on this phone compare to others?

Well perhaps it the 5.0 mega pixel camera and video; but this is a common feature of mid-range Sony Ericsson mobile phones. The C902 is set to revolutionize camera phones with face recognition, Bestpic and Photo fix applications using the camera hidden by a sliding lens cover.

Ok so maybe this phone is a digital camera with a mobile phone attached? With the amazing camera features, have other features been compromised?

This mobile boasts 160mb internal memory and functions such as track ID, Google maps and HSDPA support, taking 3G to a new level.

With its lightweight, compact structure it is a great step up from earlier models and users will be glad to see the old keypad replaced with a four way navigation pad. With the 2.2 inch screen, the eight touch sensitive keys surrounding the case bring this phone up to speed.

If you’re in the market for a camera phone this is a fantastic option! As an alternative, opt for an earlier version such as the K850i as you will get the same camera features minus the fancy touch sensitive camera keys!!!

HTC Touch Pro Review

Following on from the release of the HTC Diamond, the HTC Touch Pro (Raphael) is as much high end as you are going to find at the moment. The price tag does match its status and to prove itself as value for money it has to be near perfect...

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Samsung i900 Omnia turning up in UK

The Windows Mobilicious i900 Omnia from Samsung definitely qualifies for the upper echelon of 2008's crop of smartphones, thanks in no small part to a 5 megapixel cam, capacitive touchscreen, and a UI that seems to do a bang-up job of concealing WinMo's ancient visuals. That's all well and good, but most of us don't live in a locale where the Omnia has launched on a carrier -- which is precisely why we should all be nice and jealous of our British friends righ about now. It seems the 16GB handset is now available through O2 over in those parts, and what's more, it's straight-up free if you sign up for a £35 (about $65) plan. Hey, American carriers, you guys paying attention here?