FCC’s latest inclusion is the latest GSM mobile phone, Sharp SH6010C. This is a joint venture of China’s ShangHai SIMCOM and the Japanese Brand Company, Sharp. The sleek, slim and stylish phone has a golden metal body – the pictures below give you the exact idea about how small the phone really is. The Sharp SH6010C is equipped with a 3.2MP autofocus camera, the external display being located at the rear end of the camera.

The SH6010C supports GSM, GPRS and EDGE. With a 2.6” widescreen display, Mobile ASV, Bluetooth, Java, microSD slot for expandable memory, World Clock, Voice browsing, currency converter and more, this is indeed one hell of a powerful device.

The SH6010C also has great multimedia capabilities such as MPEG 4 support; music player for various formats such as AAC, AMR, MP3 and so on and built-in Web browser as well. The most useful things, sometimes, do come in tiny packages, don’t they?

Sharp SH6010C

Do you often wish you could get hold of some high-tech, different-looking gadget that would truly catch the eyes of everyone around? Well, here is LG’s latest Watch Phone, the color touchscreen LG-GD910, the very first digital timepiece plus miniature 3G HSDPA with full Video Conferencing capabilities. This gadget supports a download speed of 7.2 Mbps and even has a built-in camera. It has everything you would ever want in a watch and a mobile phone as well. To top it all, the navigation seems to look pretty simple too.

Boasting of full SMS capabilities, this cute little gadget supports Bluetooth, voice recognition and TTS (Text To Speech) too. Besides, you get audio prompts on the successful completion of each command. Transferring music (MP3) and picture files is a snap, just like on a regular mobile phone. This unique Watch Phone also gives you the conveniences of recording call history, changing settings and the like.

The LG-GD910 is at present targeting the European and Korean markets and will be introduced in January 2009.

LG-GD910

Aha, we pretty much expected that some small-time mobile phone company would eventually end up “getting inspired” by some of the most famous and sought-after models in the mobile market. Now look what happened here. Not very long ago, Google released Android to the open source community (Click here to go back to that post).

Besides, the HTC Touch is one helluva sexy phone that most of us would simply love to possess. Now there is one Chinese handset manufacturing company by the name of HKC Pearl, that has announced its latest handheld that only too clearly resembles the HTC Touch and uses the name of the BlackBerry smartphone (RIM).

This duplicate phone is powered by Google’s Android OS, runs on a 624MHz CPU; offers a 2.8” touchscreen display; 2MP camera and EDGE. The only thing that makes this phone different from the rest of the high-tech breed is that the HKC Pearl is not a 3G phone.

Anyways, this company will hopefully have the good sense not to move out of Asia, unless of course, it desperately wants to be sued in court by both HTC and RIM for copyright infringement issues!

source IntoMobile

Nokia China has at last revealed details about its 6208c phone, a hitherto unannounced touchscreen mobile phone. This, though, does not yet run the Nokia S60 smartphone OS. The 6208c offers a 2.4” QVGA touchscreen display and comes with stylus. The other features include handwriting recognition, 3.5mm audio port, microSD card slot for expandable memory, 3.2MP camera with autofocus and dual-LED flash and support for Bluetooth.

Internet connectivity on the Nokia 6208c Candybar phone is enabled, thanks to tri-band GSM support. This impressive-looking, slim phone provides users with 3.5hours of talk time and up to 12.5 days of standby time.

Since Nokia has not officially announced the official date of release of this mobile phone, we cannot bring you the exact details yet. As always, we promise to bring you the hot news, right as it happens. So make sure to drop in often. Ciao, guys.

Nokia 6208c

source MobileBurn