Here is a video of the HTC Hero smartphone. The HTC Hero is a full touchscreen smartphone, which features a 3.2-inch TFT-LCD display, 5MP auto-focus camera, 3.5 mm audio jack, and a custom-built HTC UI as well. Apart from that, the Hero also comes with Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR and A2DP, Trackball, Internal GPS, G-Sensor and microSD slot.

Sony Ericsson is highly promoting its Cyber-shot phone brands a lot these days. But it’s not only Cyber-shot the company is focusing on. In fact, you have several lovely mobile phones in the regular range as well. The latest is T715, a slider phone with a 3.2MP with “photo light”, sun-viewable 2.2” QVGA display and 3G, all in a very stylishly packed shell. SE claims that this phone would be only the size of a credit card when shut. The phone will launch in Galaxy Silver and Rouge Pink colors.

Sony Ericsson has additionally introduced the VH310 Bluetooth headset, which is now available in black and silver colors, with three earpieces and two loops for that perfect fit.

The phone will be launched sometime in Q3 2009, when both international and North American 3G versions will enter the market simultaneously.

Sony Ericsson T715 VH310

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We have got some interesting news for you from HTC. HTC is now looking to introduce its new Sense UI, the one that features on its new Hero smartphone, to non-Google branded, Android-powered devices, such as Roger Wireless’ Magic.

Of course, this means that smartphones that run on the “Google” branding, such as the T-Mobile G1 and the latest myTouch 3G will not be included in the bracket. This is because of certain licensing terms that prevent Microsoft Exchange clients running on these phones. Nevertheless, something tells us that it is not going to take much time for some hacker to fiddle with this condition and bypass the restriction soon enough….. What do you guys think?

HTC Sense UI

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The current rumor in the mobile market is that Verizon Wireless will be introducing the white Samsung Omnia II very soon. Not only that, some sources also suggest that this will be a Windows phone. It is believed that the Omnia II smartphone, to be available in July this year, will come with Windows Mobile 6.1 initially, after which it will be upgraded to Windows 6.5 later.

Some of you may be aware that the Samsung Omnia II is one of the first smartphone devices to use an AMOLED display, with the usual TouchWiz UI upgraded to TouchWiz 2.0 with 3D cube UI effects in this particular version.

Samsung Omnia2 White VZW

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