Vertu has been putting out some odd and luxurious (and bloody hell expensive) phones once in a while. But now, they’re ready to add yet another working machine (or very business-like phone) into their lucrative phones lineup. It’s a full QWERTY keyboard phone, something like your BlackBerry Bold 9700, but with some luxury touches. Read more…

Here’s something interesting. While everyone is paying attention to the big M for their new mobile OS launch and hardware partner product launches, a French carrier SFR has posted in their SFR’s Club something regarding on the upcoming Palm Pre 2. Funnily, the pictures Pre 2 looks ‘exactly’ like the old Pre, which is rather amusing and confusing. Read more…

Yes, the great war of Android vs iPhone is already getting very much heated up, but now it’s going to get even crowded with Microsoft budging in to the paw-fighting. Let’s have a look at the so-called limitations for this very fresh mobile operating system from Microsoft. Read more…

Dell did not want to miss out on the early craze of Windows Phone 7, and thus has also whooped out their own version of the Windows Phone 7 handset, albeit only one model, and a very odd one among the crowd. It’s called the Dell Venue Pro. Dell’s take on the Windows Phone 7 is a portrait slide-out QWERTY keyboard style, and it’s a huge portrait slider Windows Phone 7, at 4.1-inch. It’s a capacitive, multitouch display joined by additional back, home, and search touch-sensitive buttons. Looks typical of a WinPo7 handset, until you slide out the QWERTY keyboard hiding behind.

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Obviously we’re expecting Samsung handsets for the launch of the Windows Phone 7, but they did not throw a lot into the pool, unlike HTC. There’s two models from Samsung, and we shall have a loot. Read more…

We can see two models from LG at the moment, as there’s another slide-up QWERTY model from LG named GW910. So you get either the entertainment set, which is the Optimus 7, or a more working type Quantum, but less of the bells and whistles. Let’s check them out. Read more…

HTC is there at the launch of Microsoft’s new mobile OS, as a hardware partner. And they’ve presented five new handsets. Let’s check them out. Read more…

The Windows Phone 7 is a long work from Microsoft, to have a fight with the fruit company and the robot company that we all know and love (or hate). It’s heavily integrated with Xbox Live, which means Microsoft intends to put mobile gaming heavily into Windows Phone 7’s core, much like what Apple’s doing with their GameCenter thing in iOS 4.1. Microsoft’s approach is very much different from Apple’s approach, where once you unlock, you’re greeted by a sea of icons. Let’s have a look. Read more…

There we have it. Finally, Microsoft officially launched their much hyped about Windows Phone 7 with a big bang. The Windows Phone 7 is not Microsoft’s first take onto mobile OS platform. We’ve seen the Windows Mobile and we all know how that turned out. Now, Microsoft is ready to let the world embrace their wrath, and also officially pick a fight in this market. So now, we have the three big mammoths of the silicon valley fighting in the portable smartphone market that used to be dominated by Nokia and Sony Ericsson and Motorola and… uh. Those were the days.

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Just when you thought that this is a normal pizza cutter, you’d be dead wrong. It’s a Star Trek Enterprise Pizza Cutter, and it’s even got licensed to be official product of Star Trek. What the effin! $25 and it’s yours, if you’re a Star Trek fans, or you just want to cut pizzas in style. Read more…