While the RAZR V3 from Motorola has been available for some time now. Motorola is now running a full new campaign to get their popular ?slim design? phone everywhere possible. Adding colours to the mix should up their popularity with the younger audience. Swinging at an MSRP of 750??s during introduction the phone was too expensive. At this time you?ll be able to get the RAZR V3 for 250?, but is it worthy of that price?

Nokia today unveiled the 3G-enabled Nokia 6234. Featuring a 2-megapixel camera, a 320 x 240 QVGA color screen, digital music player, stereo speakers and a wide array of features and applications which take advantage of WCDMA mobile broadband services.

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The Nokia 770 was definitely designed for the coach potato. At 8.1 ounces, it's packed with some neat things: the Opera Web browser, a POP3/IMAP mail reader, music and video players, games, file manager, a PDF reader, and can even run on a variant of Linux.

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The Motorola RAZR was perhaps one of the most successful flip phones ever and it sold more than all the PDAs in the world put together. If you wanted to show off, this was the phone of choice and having it perhaps increased your "coolness" quotient by a factor of 10. With the L6, however, Motorola is trying to do the same, but for the candy bar phone market.

Four new handsets were launched by Motorola on Tuesday. This includes the Motorola RAZR V3i musicphone with iTunes and a 1.23 megapixel camera, a new pink and blue version of the RAZR and the RAZR V3c CDMA phone with EV-DO.

In some ways, good sound on a cell phone is a matter of taste. Samsung phones have a bit more treble than others. People who like that would call it sharp, but others might think it sounds too harsh. Motorola phones often have a bit more bass for a fuller sound, but some people may find it makes calls sound fuzzy. However, Sanyo phones seem to be the best for reception. Here's a roundup of the best cell phones with clear reception.

Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung) today announced the availability of the multi-functional designed SGH-d307, which features a swivel display that morphs the clamshell phone into a virtual mini-laptop. With a quick flip of the screen, the d307's numeric keypad becomes a full QWERTY keyboard.

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We can?t remember the last time we saw such brand promotion with fanciful websites to promote a cell phone that does something as stale as taking pictures, but at higher resolutions. Not to mention that it lacks a hard drive, which isn?t all that bad a thing. With that said, it has quite a few attractive features as going for it, but does it have what it takes to justify the bulkiness and the hefty price tag? Read on and find out?

Tea Vui Huang updated his cool iTunes add-on for Nokia and Sony Walkman phones software and also has now a web site that should not get shut down again, because of data transfer limits.

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You want to game on your cell phone, but not with the numberpad as controls? There is now the new Aving game pad. Gadget Flash

A couple of weeks back I had the opportunity to review the MPx220 from Motorola with integrated Windows Mobile? software 2003 2nd edition. For me it was the first time I was handed a phone with a Windows Operating System on it, I already doubted about the stability, but it seemed quite alright.

The Nokia 3250, Nokia's newest music phone has a unique design, it transforms a traditional phone keypad into dedicated music keys. The Nokia 3250 stores up to 1 Gigabyte (750 songs) of high quality music and offers 10 hours of music play.

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Mobile television, long the exclusive privilege of technologically-advanced countries like South Korea, is finally about to make its move towards the UK. Soon UK customers of the O2 mobile network will be able to sample 16 channels of portable fun on their handsets, as part of an initial trial of the technology.

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People who has already a Sony Ericsson Walkman W800 phone, there's great news. iTunesMyWalkman 0.5 makes it possible to synchronise the phone with Apple's iTunes. Read more at SoftwareFlash

gizmodo.com seems to have got hands details regarding Nokia 8000 series. Some excerpt below :- "My ability to decode Czech web sites not at all what it used to be, all I can tell you is that this looks like the Nokia 8000 (or 8xxx) and rumor has it it?ll be available in three weeks. It?s a slider and it?s coated in shiny aluminium." For more visit gizmodo.com