Samsung has recently unveiled the new SCH M470 slider handset. This model is compatible with the HSUPA technology. It is for the first time that Company has experimented with a HSUPA capable smartphone. Evidently, HSUPA is a better version of the conventional WDCMA technology.

Sleek BlackBerry gives you protection for you most favorite device. The OtterBox 1935 BlackBerry Curve case now fits models from all carriers including the 8300, 8310, 8320 and 8330 Series smartphones. These model is part of their ever successful Defender Series case line complete with a slim, stylish and fully functional even through the case.

LG recently announced the launch of LG-KM710 and LG-KM380 Cell Phones in the Korea market. These models will be available in Asia, Brazil, Chile, South Central America and China in the third quarter 2008. The KM380 model will let music buffs enjoy continuous 40hour music.

The Enterprise Mobility business from Motorola today announced the MC75, the latest addition to its portfolio of Enterprise Digital Assistants (EDA). The MC75 combines high-speed access to voice and data with support for 3G networks based on the HSDPA and CDMA-EVDO (Rev A) standards for wireless communication. The MC75 is based on Intel’s XScale PXA270 624 MHz processor and Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.0 operating system.

Some great news for photo enthusiasts at last! Sony Ericsson now looks to one-up all those measly 5-megapixel cam phones out there with the new Cybershot C905, previously known by the codename Shiho, which rocks an 8.1 megapixel camera with all the usual photogoodies like autofocus, face recognition, image stabilization, red-eye reduction, Smart Contrast, and Xenon flash as well as photoflash to boot. Now that means some really awesome pictures in A3 sizes and videos in VGA quality. Time to ditch your digital camera I guess.

Here is one more cell phone destined for a Korea-only life. The Pantech IM-U300K is a clamshell that is HSDPA capable with WCDMA global roaming and video calling. There is also the usual suite of applications like an mp3 player, electronic dictionary, and a document viewer. But what sets it apart isn’t the terrestrial DMB TV or the passable 2-megapixel camera but the 49 LED dots that are present on the front folder of the IM-U300K. These LEDs have the ability to form personalized icons/messages for 15 different situations including receiving messages, alarm, and caller identification. Furthermore, users can also create their own personalized icons with the bundled PC Sync Tool.

The first live image of the upcoming BlackBerry Thunder, RIM’s first touchscreen device, has emerged, and it looks strikingly similar to the mockup we saw last time.  What we now know is that, despite dropping the hardware keyboard, RIM has managed to preserve all of the so-called “convenience keys”.  Send, Menu, Escape and End/Power all line up below the display, together with screen lock and play/pause keys at the top.