Qigi is a new handset that comes directly from China and can offer quite a set of features, starting with the different operative systems - Windows Mobile 6.1 or Android - and a lot more. The 2 different models are named i6 Win for Windows, and i6 Goal for Andriod.

In case you live in Australia and are tired of having a bad reception on your cellphone, check out what Telstra has to offer with the new 165i handset, also known as Country Phone.

We’ve mentioned two Fly mobile phones in the past - E120 and MC100 aka Nintendo phone - but the latest one is codenamed Yamaga Fly MC130 and will hit the Russian market next week, with a price tag of $150.

You’re in for a deja-vu here. The LG KB770 will remind you of HTC’s Touch HD smartphone when it comes to watching videos on your phone. There’s a big difference though. The LG KB770 comes with a DVB-T tuner which will get you free-to-air digital TV broadcasts. It comes with a 3 inch touchscreen for a great TV watching experience.

You can be a director of mobile movie now - and then share it into YouTube or Vimeo. HighAndes introduces trakAxMobile, the real-time multimedia editing and mixing suite for mobile devices. With prices starting at just $8, trakAxMobile offers a new way to optimise your camera and video functionality.

While this year’s Formula One season has come to an end, the next season is approaching. We’re not interested in what FIA is going to do with the new engine rules but we’re rather keen on checking out LG’s Formula One special edition handset. If there’s ever going to be created!