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Circuit City has the Palm Centro Unlocked GSM Smart Phone for $149.99 – $20 instant savings + free shipping = $129.99 shipped! This phone has a full QWERTY keyboard, 1.3 megapixel camera, touchscreen, Google Maps and is completely unlocked for GSM service.

This video is apparently from 2007 so I feel a bit remiss posting in now, but hey, here goes.  NTT DoCoMo, the Japanese telecom had plans to introduce a phone that could help middle aged businessmen and young women lose weight.  It included a pedometer and software to keep you on track.  But that’s not even the cool stuff.  Muck like the KissMe breath analyzer, this phone also features a sensor that can tell you how bad your breath is.  So thinking about it more, I’d say the phone is all about getting you some tail – stay in shape and have good breath – yeah, definitely about getting you a date.

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AT&T is set to launch their new services this Sunday, including Voicemail To Text, AT&T Nation with Canada, and new Mobile TV channels/pricing. These are actually pretty cool new services so you might want to check…

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Sony Ericsson announced the Xperia X10, their first phone based on the Android OS and running on the powerful 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. The phone looks to contain a slew of snazzy features and some hefty hardware. And that’s a good thing especially if you’re trying to compete with the likes of the ubiquitous and all-knowing DROID. Check out these features:

• Quad-band GSM and EDGE
• 4.0 inches, 480 x 854 pixels (WVGA), scratch-resistant capacitive screen

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TigerDirect has the Blackberry 8800 Unlocked PDA Cell Phone (unlocked) in Dark Blue for a Web low.  This cell phone has a full QWERTY keyboard, is totally unlocked for GSM carriers, Bluetooth, GPS, trackball, voice activated dialing and more.  It’s …Continue reading: Blackberry 8800 Unlocked PDA Cell Phone (unlocked) in Dark Blue – $170 Shipped

Motorola’s CLIQ is now available at T-Mobile for $199.99 after a 2-year contract signing or $399.99 if you opt for one of T-Mobile’s Even More Plus plans, which requires no annual contract. Feature wise the CLIQ offers an always on home screen…

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We’re a little late to the gate on this news, but better late than never, right?  Sony Ericsson’s Aino phone, you know the one with a 3-inch touchscreen and can access your media files on the PS3? Yeah, it’s available for $599.99 and will ship tomorrow!

Features:

• 3-inch touchscreen with keypad
• GPS
• Includes charging cradle and Bluetooth headset
• Sony Remote Play
• Flash lite compatible
• Accelerometer
• 8.1 megapixel camera
• Media player
• WiFi
• DLNA certified
• Shake control
• Bluetooth with stereo
• FM Radio
• 3G connectivity

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It’s a shame, because Emobile’s Pocket WiFi 3G Router (i.e. MiFi) sure is pretty, but won’t be coming to the States or Europe any time soon.  But for those of you residing in Japan you can grab one for 5,980 yen if you sign a 2-year contract and you’ll be able to connect up to 5 WiFi enabled devices to the portable router enabling high speed Internet access any where you roam.  Battery time is up to 4 hours and it includes a microSD card slot (bit torrent server?).

[via iSmashphone]

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Sprint launched the Samsung Moment yesterday. While it’s not the prettiest of phones it does offer the Android OS, a 3.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen, QWERTY keyboard, 3 megapixel camera, WiFi, 800mhz processor, Bluetooth, Sprint TV…

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I’d love to say I could say ‘I told you so’ but since I never once wrote about the inevitable demise of Nokia’s N-Gage gaming platform on this blog I really can’t.  But alas, the gaming unit has met its end.  The news actually comes as no surprise.  First it was all about the N-Gage phone, which at best was like talking into a stack of stale hard tacos.  That hardware obviously failed.  Then Nokia had an epiphany and decided to make N-Gage less about hardware and more about an app store for a select set of Nokia handsets – they had to have the computing power.  Course, then the iPhone came along and pretty much upstaged anything Nokia had done from a gaming stand point for mobile handsets.

But like all things Nokia, the N-Gage store will stay open until September 2010, with service running through the end of next year.  Then Nokia will just offer all its gaming content through their Ovi store,  So to reiterate, Nokia ain’t getting out of the gaming biz, they’re just simply rebranding it.

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