If you are pretty attached to gadgets and technology, or to put it in other words; if you are a genuine phone freak, you will definitely fall for the new NTT Docomo Pro series of phones. These NTT mobile phones are the most advanced phones equipped with the latest innovative techniques. Sounds like a dream come true for the real techno freak. The NTT Docomo SH-03B is one of these high-tech phones that will be launched onto the Japanese market in 2010. The NTT SH-03B HSDPA touch phone is equipped with a beautiful 3.7-inch screen with 16 million color reproduction, and features a 5 megapixel camera sensor. With regards to the actual camera, the resolution is remarkably low.

One of the most energy-efficient phones of the new NTT Docomo series is the P-03B. The NTT P-03B mobile phone is a sophisticated device aimed at both business users and consumers. Available in three different colors and, for those who don't mind a flight; available on the Japanese market, the NTT Docomo P-03B presents itself as a modern phone with advanced functionality and being the most efficient in terms of energy-consumption. But what good are all these slogans to us? Well, to put it simply, we can make calls of longer duration. The new NTT P-03B business phone is expected to hit the shelves in January/February 2010.

There is a lot in the pipeline for NTT Docomo during the upcoming winter months. One of the new phones is the NTT Docomo F-04B, a unique mobile phone. What makes the NTT F-04B so striking, is the fact that the housing of this phone consists of two parts. It is possible to detach the keyboard and the display, however, thanks to the Bluetooth interface, it remains possible for both elements to communicate with each other. The NTT Docomo F-04B is expected around March-April 2010, and for those who are into traveling: it is on sale in Japan. The NTT F-04B 3G camera phone belongs to the Docomo PRIME series, which stands for an optimal multimedia experience.

The PRIME series Docomo mobile phones, will be expanded with a new cameraphone in the first quarter of 2010. The NTT Docomo F-01B is a waterproof mobile phone with a high resolution image sensor of 12.2 Megapixels. So even in Japan, where this model will without question be found on the store shelves, they prove susceptible to marketing slogans such as highest resolution. This resolution for a mobile phone is simply absurd, at least with the current technology and application level, however, it does sound great as a specification. The new NTT F-01B waterproof phone will be available in several colors; black, blue and white.

According to several sources, Samsung Mobile will soon introduce a new, so-called DUAL-SIM phone. The Samsung C6112 is such a Dual SIM cell phone, and is expected to be introduced this year just in time for the holiday season. It is currently not yet clear as to which region the Samsung C6112 is meant for. A DUAL-SIM phone is particularly useful for those who want to keep their corporate and private calls separated, yet don't want to walk around with two different cell phones. It is also convenient to use the second SIM for a local provider if you spend a lot of time abroad, in order to keep the costs of calls effectively low.

As if Samsung has not yet added enough mobile phones to its range this year! We have come across a so-called dual-SIM cell phone; the Samsung B5722, of which it is not entirely clear where exactly it will be introduced. What is clear, however, is that the Samsung B5722 cell phone is scheduled for December, just before the holiday season. According to several sources, the Samsung B5722 is a touchscreen cell phone with extremely small dimensions for a dual-SIM phone; 104x54.9x14.4 mm. The Samsung Dual SIM cell phone supports GPRS and EDGE, and is equipped with a 2.8-inch LCD screen with a fairly average 320x240 pixels for reproduction.

Apple is booming: whether it's an iPod MP3 player or an iMac computer, each Apple product is bit mystical. Such is the Apple iPhone, which is in fact just a regular cell phone. Only the rumor that they are working on a basic model iPhone, the iPhone 3Gs 8GB, is stirring things up again. It must be the fault of the Android mobile phone, which is coming from a manufacturer whose existence often appears to be hanging on a thin thread. The Motorola MILESTONE Android phone, or otherwise known as the Motorola DROID, could create fierce competition, especially in the lowest segment of today’s mobile phone market.

During a Q3 2009 business results presentation, Garmin revealed plans for a Garmin Android smartphone. The Business Update was presented by Cliff Pemble, President and COO of Garmin. In the update, it became apparent that Garmin is keen on the Google Android operating system. With the announcement that Garmin is going to focus on Android, it seems that Garmin has taken a clear decision to consider Android as an open source system. The Android Software Operating System is actually a competitor for Garmin’s own operating system, but given the speed with which the Android hype has taken over the market, it is not unwise for them to join the bandwagon as well.

Phones 4u is exclusively offering the Nokia N97 Mini in White to customers from 6th November 2009. It is available free on a GDP35 a month contract on Orange or Vodafone, or free on a GDP25 a month contract if you trade in your existing N-Series handset. When the exclusive Nokia N97 White launched at Phones 4u back in June of this year, it was one of Phones 4u's most successful handset launches to date! Phones 4u is thrilled to be able to build on this success and offer its customers yet another N-Series exclusive.

The Apple iPhone 3GS has only recently become available, but the first rumors about a new iPhone (iPhone 4G?) are already flooding the internet. According to the rumors and a well-informed source, according to himself, Apple is testing a prototype iPhone with built-in RIFD reader. For those not familiar with RFID; this is a technology to store and read information from a distance of so-called RFID tags, which are found in or on objects. In practice, you come across these on a daily base in the form of detection gates in shops. But why would an Apple iPhone 4G be equipped with RFID, and what could a possible functionality of RFID be?