Is this QWERTY smartphone worth your attention? Here we have found couple videos which could interest you. The E63 has 2.4″ QVGA TFT screen, a 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth with A2DP and 110 MB user memory.

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The T-Mobile MDA Basic, an entry-level Windows smartphone, is T-Mobile’s own version of the HTC Touch Viva, except for a few more software upgrades. This very compact touchscreen handheld is not 3G, but does support WiFi, EDGE and Bluetooth. The T-Mobile MDA Basic has a 2MP camera and microSD card slot for expandable memory. Though it is referred to as the “MDA Basic”, it is actually quite advanced and offers a host of features.

This device uses HTC TouchFLO user interface technology (though not by default) and is powered by Windows Mobile 6.1, which helps it deliver a great performance. The buzz is that some German companies are already looking out for this phone, waiting for its arrival into the market.

The T-Mobile MDA Basic is set to make its entry sometime in February 2009. The pricing of this phone is a mere EUR 4.95 with a two-year contract and is ideal if you are thinking of purchasing an entry-level phone.

T-Mobile MDA Basic

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Motorola, known to be a leader in mobile phone fashion, has announced its new and very sleek 3G phone, the pink Rose Bloom Pebble (PEBL), to be released in Korea. The Pebble Rose Bloom is a clamshell-style phone with a strikingly unusual pink color. This organic-looking mobile phone, the PEBL, as it is called, looks something like a droplet or pink pebble while closed. That is probably earned it its name as well.

Smooth and rounded without edges, this phone feels even better than it looks. It can sit very happily inside your pocket or your palm and simply loves the attention people shower on it! Simply pull down the top of the phone to reveal a hidden touch display. Tech-savvy folks are gonna love this phone too. The Motorola PEBL has built-in Bluetooth connectivity and supports fast HSDPA 7.2Mbps data transfer rates. It also comes with a 2MP hidden camera, offers multimedia features and supports formats such as VOD, MOD and MP3.

Motorola PEBL

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SanDisk and LG Electronics successfully demonstrated their new technology for cell phones, which allows mobile network operators to offer multimedia services by way of removable flash memory cards. The new LG KC910 Renoir was used for demo purposes and it now makes way for a new era in mobile phone service and content distribution.

Network operators can distribute preloaded and downloaded content on these removable memory cards, free of cost, and limit its premium services only to their network subscribers. This content protection service enables operators to authenticate user credentials via their data on the SIM card.

SanDisk’s technology offers flexible storage-based services to network operators by permitting them IP connectivity to the device’s memory card, which is remotely manageable by the operator using industry-standard TCP/IP and OMA Smart Card Web Server.

LG KC910 Renoir