What will Mark Zuckerberg and Co be announcing tomorrow in their ‘Mobile Event’ press conference that’s going live within hours? Probably a refreshed mobile version of Facebook, or a proper Facebook app for iPad. Or even a Facebook Phone to have a friendly match with the iPhone. Might even be a VoIP service integrated into Facebook! Well, we’ll know once it goes live!

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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…

Previously we’ve said that Sony might be developing an Android 3.0-based gaming phone under the PlayStation brand, and now a new job posting seems to indicate that Sony really is getting some Android action. Well a progress is always a progress. The PlayStation division is looking for a senior server engineer in London with “experience in mobile development, specifically Android.” The rest of the listing sounds like this person will be involved in running an online game service, which certainly makes sense. Read more…

HTC Wildfire is powered by Qualcomm MSM7225 processor running at 525MHz and comes with a 3.2-inch QVGA touchscreen, a 5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash, 802.11b/g WiFi, GPS/AGPS, Blueooth 2.1+EDR, 512MB Flash and 384MB of RAM, and microSD expansion. It should be in the store around Q3. More pictures after the break. Read more…

Samsung new Android 2.1 GALAXY A or SHW-M100S is now officially in South Korea. It is powered by 800MHz CPU and comes with 3.7” AMOLED Touchscreen with a WVGA resolution, 8GB of internal memory, a 5.0-megapixel with AF camera module – capable to shoot video in 720p, Wi-Fi N, GPS, T-DMB, DivX and comes in standards with TouchWiz UI. More pictures after the break. Read more…

Pomegranate NS08 is a phone that comes with built camera, email feature, video, mp3 player, GPS navigation and those are just the basic. The Pomegranate phone has special features and these special features include a projector, global voice translator, harmonica, shaver and coffee brewer. Check out the released date at their site. More pictures after the break. Read more…

The Alcatel OT-808 looks great, I think it goes well with the Nokia Twist.

The OT-808 clamshell comes with QWERTY, a 2.4 QVGA, a 1.1 inch OLED display, Bluetooth, FM, Opera Mini browser, a 2 megapixel camera, social networking, email and instant messaging support. It will cost you only $125.

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