Yes, that’s the real PlayStation Phone that’ll be coming in early 2011 under Sony Ericsson. Unbelievable? Yep. The look’s pretty much final here, though I’d expect Sony to somehow pump up the visual styling of it to look slightly more ‘fun’ than just plain ol’ slide out gamepad. Sony is trying hard to push this baby out in Christmas, though that seemed to be rather harsh. This thing still doesn’t look very ‘final’ to me. Read more…

Android 2.2 already has Flash Player 10.1 supported, so now Adobe is making the real big move to have their latest Flash Player in nearly all smartphones, except for one very arrogant fruit company’s smartphone. Yes, at their latest Max conference, Adobe has announce that their plug-in will be heading their way into Microsoft’s latest Windows Phone 7, as well as BlackBerry OS (not sure whether only the 6 will have it, or older versions as well), and HP’s latest WebOS 2.0, the dying Symbian, MeeGo, and last but not least, the LiMo platform. Unfortunately, there’s still no timeline for a release on each platform, with Adobe only saying that that Flash 10.1 is “expected” to hit each mobile OS.

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At the left corner, we have the Samsung Wave II on a Super Clear LCD TFT (Super TFT). And at the right corner, we have the Samsung Galaxy S on a SuperAMOLED. This simple review is provided by ‘mobile-review’ from Russia. Both are from the Korea screen expert, so let’s have a look. Read more…

Alright, after missing for quite some time, HP has finally dished out the Palm Pre 2 alongside with the long delayed webOS 2.0 out to the mass public in full glory. The Palm Pre 2 will be the first device to ship with HP webOS 2.0, and with that we see lots of new features, and some improved old features. Read more…

And you thought that Sony Ericsson would sit quietly and let Nokia claim the crown in smartphone’s camera sensor? The Nokia N8’s awesome 12-Megapixel sensor will soon get pawned by Sony’s new 16.4-Megapixel CMOS sensor. This would obviously find its way into their famous camera phone lineup, namely the Cyber-shot S006 smartphone. Read more…

In love with touchscreen phones and slates? Think again. Perhaps it’s a good idea to stick to your QWERTY smartphone for the moment. A Stanford University study found that if you put a virus on a touchscreen surface, about 30-percent of it will probably make its way to your fingertips. That’s where the journey starts. Read more…

KDDI has launched a few new phones yesterday, but among all of them this is the most unique of all the balls. It’s called the X-RAY, and it’s called that for a reason. The new X-RAY phone is one of two new products in the company’s IIDA designer brand. Crafted by Tokujin Yoshioka, it’s a high-end Japanese clamshell with a 1-Seg TV tuner, NFC payments, and an 8 megapixel camera but with a translucent case (also available in blue and black). Read more…

Maemo 5 wasn’t amazing, admit it. Nokia knew that too, and they promised to let you have a taste of MeeGo if you have a Nokia N900. Yes, Nokia will allow you the option to dual-boot your N900 into MeeGo in the upcoming PR 1.3 update. It might take some more time, but there’s no harm in waiting a little longer, as that firmware is now on the precipice of becoming available.

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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…