Samsung Electronics introduces the L870, a S60 embedded Smartphone designed for a life-enhancing experience. With an exquisite stainless steel body fully packed with the most-up-to-date OS applications, Samsung L870 will upgrade both style and productivity in everyday life. Like a tailored pair of suit, every millimeter of the Samsung L870 is carefully custom-designed to match the user’s lifestyle. A magnificent stainless steel body softly brushed with elegant hairline pattern, and a 13.5mm slim and sleek outline, will perfectly complement every outfit and style. A minimalistic key pad that appears when sliding up, is deliberately designed to provide enough spaces between each keys to provide convenience.

Samsung Electronics announces the stylish Samsung L770 slider mobile phone. Fashion-oriented customers will benefit from the handset's sleek look and compact, ergonomic form. The chic finish of the Samsung L770 is a reflection of the user's personal style, too. Powered by HSDPA or High-Speed Downlink Packet Access, this mobile handset puts you on the information super highway, transmitting data and download large movie files in a flash and open emails and their large attachments with ease. Furthermore, Bluetooth 2.0 wirelessly connects the Samsung L770 to peripherals including stereo headsets and printers. USB 2.0 Fast Speed enables fast connections for file transfers, as well as mobile printing options through PictBridge.

Samsung Electronics announces the launch of the Samsung L700, a premium bar type mobile phone, set to raise the standard for bar type handsets available in the market today. The Samsung L700 offers both impeccable style as outstanding features. The Samsung L700 is yet another dazzling metal-body phone embellished with Samsung’s signature hairline pattern. Not only is the L700 beautifully-designed, it is also built with the ultimate comfort and convenience of users in mind. The ergonomic keypad allows users to navigate and dial with ease, while the large 2.1” display is perfect for enjoying their favourite media and entertainment files.

The new Samsung L170 mobile phone is a stylish stunner. Like a trendy accessory, it is chic, compact and designed to be eye-catching. But it also performs with power that belies its size. Jam-packed with multimedia features including a 2 Megapixel camera, music player, FM radio, full HTML browser, and mobile blogging, this metal and glass mobile connects you to the world with 3G speed and cutting-edge style.

Namco Networks, a publisher and developer of mobile games and entertainment for the mass-market casual gamer, and Handmark, a global leader in the development and distribution of mobile media, announced “PAC-MAN Fever mobile” a collection of top-selling mobile games including PAC-MAN, is available on BlackBerry smart phones from Research In Motion.

As crowds of tech savvy consumers flocked to Apple stores around the country last week for the release of the new 3G iPhone, some savvy entrepreneurs also got into the action. Freeiphoneswap.com street teams, consisting of sales representatives and models, were strategically placed in cities around the country to offer existing Apple iPhone owners the chance to trade their old iPhone for $200 and the opportunity to upgrade to the new 3G phone for free.

Polka, the first and only secure aggregation and collaboration service for managing health, announced its new iPhone Emergency Card application is available on the Apple Application Store. Polka’s iPhone Emergency Card provides essential life-saving information on the extremely popular Apple iPhone and iPod touch devices.

Kingston Technology Company announced the addition of 8GB microSD High Capacity (SDHC) Flash memory cards to its mobile memory storage line. Shipping immediately, the new Kingston 8GB microSDHC cards offer greater storage options to the latest mobile phones and digital devices in the smallest footprint available. Kingston 8GB microSDHC flash memory cards can store more than 1,500 digital songsa, more than 4,000 images from a 5 Megapixel camera phone, or up to eight hours of videoc, greatly surpassing storage limits on mobile phones without Flash memory card slots.

What happens to most mobile devices when people no longer use them? That was the question Nokia asked more than 6, 500 people in 13 countries around the world recently. The surprising results showed that most are stored away at home because very few of us don’t know that that they can be recycled or how to do this. The survey conducted in Finland, Germany, Italy, Russia, Sweden, UK, United Arab Emirates, USA, Nigeria, India, China, Indonesia and Brazil, found that only 3% of people recycle their mobile phones. Very few are being thrown away (4%) instead the majority (44%) are simply kept at home and never used.

The New York Times announced the release of the NYTimes iPhone application, which gives NY Times readers offline reading capabilities, a photo browser with links to the related articles and personalization options for the Apple iPhone and iPod touch models. Available for free at the iPhone App Store, the NY Times iPhone application allows users to take advantage of the advanced capabilities of the iPhone and iPod touch user interface.