This new version is called Samsung Star S5230 Hello Kitty Edition and obviously comes colored in pink. The technical specifications are the same as the original Star cellphone, which means the device has a 3.2-megapixel camera, FM radio, Bluetooth, MP4 Player, and the TouchWiz Interface.

At the moment the Hello Kitty cellphone from Samsung is available in Spain and Belgium.

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The Nokia X3 is a slider-style cell phone with an FM radio, clock, calendar, organizer, Internet access, access to the Nokia OVI store, size converter, temperature converter, currency converter, world clock, Flickr access, a collection of games, a 3.2 megapixel camera and a few more nifty things besides.

Like I said, this is a great phone with lots of options–the radio’s got some pretty good reach to it–but the design is one I don’t much care for.  The radio scans for channels five hundredths of a frequency at a time.  So if you want to tune from 99.3 to 99.8, you’ll have to go from 99.35 to 99.40 and so on until you get there.  No scrolling, either–just one button press after another.  The keypad also has some ridges between keys to separate them.  I find they get in the way more than help.

But all things considered, the Nokia X3 is a great cell phone.

The Good

Lots of features

Good function

Good sound

Good camera

The Bad

Ham-fisted design

Frequency trolling on the radio is a kludge

Score 8 / 10

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The LG GW990 runs the Mobline operative system and comes with a 4.8-inch touchscreen that has a resolution of 1020×480 pixels, it also boasts a 5-megapixel camera with autofocus + flash LED + being able to record HD video. Other goodies of this top-notch smartphone include an internal memory of 16GB, GPS, 3D gaming, an Intel Atom 45nm Processor, and a slot for microSD memory cards.

One of the good details of this smartphone is that it is suppose to consume much less (10 times less) energy than previous devices that use the Intel Atom processor.

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Blackberry

This was actually the first time I’d ever managed to lay hands on a Blackberry, so I was eager to find out how they worked, and all the nifty extra features they had contained in them.

Well…I should have seen it coming, frankly, but the Blackberry Bold 2 9700 is a business machine, first, last and always.  ALWAYS.  There are plenty of sweet features in here–it’s also one of the only cell phones I’ve ever seen to have a full QWERTY keyboard where the number keypad would be.  Normally it’s hidden away under sliding panels or hinged panels or what have you.  It also has two hundred fifty six megs of onboard memory, a 3.2 megapixel camera, trackpad navigation and more.

First off, that trackpad is EXTREMELY sensitive.  It takes some real getting used to to slide that sucker around just right.  Too light a touch and it won’t move; too heavy and you’ll slide right past the thing you want to select.  And if you like games on your phone, forget it.  Like the title says, the Blackberry is all business.

And if it’s business you’re wanting your phone for, then the Blackberry Bold 2 9700 should be just what you want, even at the high price of five hundred and ninety one bucks.

The Good

Powerful business tool with lots of features

Front and center QWERTY keyboard

The Bad

Absolutely ZERO fun.  No fun here.

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It was announced today that the app store for the Symbian platform, entitled Horizon, has today gone live in beta form. There isn’t much to choose from right now with only 50 mobile apps currently available but the Symbian Foundation promise thousands of choices in 2010.

While this is great news for Symbian users its also great news for app developers as they now have another platform to infiltrate.

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