Google has just released a web based version of Google Talk, specially designed for Apple iPhone and iPod Touch. In order to stay online with the Googlel Talk, you will need to keep your Safari web browser running after login in to the Google Talk. Once you switch to other window or application, your session will be disconnected and eventually they will reconnect you back when you return.

Motorola V9x will be available for AT&T wireless network in US soon, with the support of  AT&T Navigator service. The AT&T Navigator featuring audible and visual turn-by-turn driving directions, including full-color moving maps, using GPS directly from your V9x.

LG has released one of its high-end touchscreen handsets, the LG Secret will be known by their new names of LG SU600, LG KU6000 and LG LU6000. These phones will be rebranded and launched in South Korea. These were previously launched in Europe as LG KF750 and as LG KF755 in South America.

While people are getting in line to get the iPhone or the Instinct, AT&T seems to be preparing the new Samsung Omnia for later this year. And what a smartphone the Omnia is! We’ve heard news about this upcoming Omnia release earlier in June but in the mean time AT&T conveniently leaked the smartphones they’re going to release by the end of the year. Within that list, the Omnia lies hidden. Let’s go through some of its features!

While it’s top line isn’t satisfactory for some, Motorola does seem to have covered budget cell phone market pretty good. Fresh off the block is the Motorola W362, a followup to the W360 released last year, which comes with a cheap price tag, thanks to being manufactured in Motorola’s Indian unit, and features that are worthy of a low-range stalwart.

According to a FCC document and device label. The HTC Raphael aka HTC Touch Pro has just got approved. This HTC Touch Pro is the CDMA version, with the support of EV-DO on the 850 and 1900MHz.

Let’s hope this doesn’t go the BeiBei way too! Sony Ericsson is all set to revamp its yesteryear flagship model, the highly successful T610 under the codename “Remi.” The candybar form factor will be retained cased with an aluminum body that could measure just 10 mm thin. Although being called as a followup to the original T610, this new guy will take after the W890 in SE’s Walkman series and is similar in most aspects to that particular cell phone.