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From a drivers piont of view, the Nokia 6110 Navigator is probably the most useful phone to have. This driving companion has smartphone features and combined with the GPS navigation is all you need. The 6110 has an excellent display and great picture quality. The UI is easy to use so you can focus on the road and not your phone (be wise when driving anyways).

The Phone doesn’t have many weaknesses besides having to purchase detailed maps if you want them. Oh yeah, I hear it has a short battery life so keep a charger in the car in case you need it. $350 Euro (roughly $510 USD)

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This Limited Edition iPhone is encrusted with 420 diamonds totaling a whopping 5.65 carats of sparkling glamour. Amosu, owner of the exclusive and customized mobile phone website for the rich, famous and sophisticated, is the company behind all of this. You can choose from 18k white or yellow gold with a choice of white, black or pink sapphires. This luxury cell phone designer knows what his high end clients want and charges them high end prices for it. This iPhone will dig deep into your pockets at around $41,225.

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LG announces LG Viewty (LG KU990) to the European market. The Cellphone features a 5MP Schneider-Kreuznach camera with SmartLight technology, a one touch Image Stabilizer. Along with other cool features it also has a 3″ touchscreen LCD and supports a handwriting editing function. If that’s not enough it also can play DivX videos. No word on price yet.

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Nokia is introducing the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet, bringing on a new phase in portable internet communication. Nokia’s N810 sports features like Bluetooth 2.0 and Wi-Fi 802.11b/g connectivity, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard and a full-fledged web browser. The Wi-Fi connectivity will give you access to the internet through HotSpots, home, and office networks, while the Bluetooth 2.0 support provides internet access through cellular data networks when connected to phones with dial-up networking support.

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Even though collaborations between Siemens isn’t turning out right, BenQ is still set on expanding their mobile phone lines. Once it’s officially announced, the BenQ M7 will be their latest handsets (some time in November). The phone features a splash and dust resistant body and is 3G enabled. Its sleek interface supports Flash-based themes and some Flash animations. No further specs so we’ll just have to wait ’til it’s officially announced.

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Are you ready to be swept off your feet by a new concept phone. It’s a projection phone by Stefano Casanova, a Windows-based phone that can project your movies, clips, sports and even those home made videos you and your friends send back and forth that only you think are funny. It does this with its embedded micro light projector placed at the back of the LCD. Will this concept phone ever hit the mass market, we’ll have to wait and see.

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The Sanyo S1 is a slim, bar-style phone for Sprint. It’s currently available at RadioShack Retail stores. If you’re wondering if it’s compatible with Sprint’s Vision services, yes it is. The S1 comes with all the goodies: Bluetooth that supports dial-up networking, speaker phone, uses microUSB for charging and loading, and 1xRTT data. This phone will be available in Sprint stores in January.

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Samsung has unleashed the B-Phone. What is it? It’s a special edition SGH-F300 loaded with Beyonce stuff. It has a Beyonce style start-up screen, exclusive Beyonce photo gallery and videos, and access to load other premium videos and music. The B-Phone should be available in limited quantities on November 4th. Smart people at Samsung because that’s right before Christmas!

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