Nokia Surge 6790

With a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard in a slim, stylish design and Symbian S60 multi-tasking capabilities, Nokia Surge is the ideal smartphone for today's customer who is always in touch with their social circle. A recent survey commissioned by Nokia revealed that people are so hooked on staying in touch that they would rather give up coffee and sweets than live without their mobile for two weeks. In addition to an impressive suite of messaging capabilities, the Nokia Surge offers a powerful browsing experience, including Flash support to view most sites in full HTML or watch YouTube videos. The Nokia Surge allows users to post messages, images, videos, and comments to web sites like Facebook on-the-go with the pre-installed Juice Caster application.

"Launching at 79.99 USD with a complete email solution, downloadable applications and full HTML browser with Flash support, Nokia Surge hits the sweet spot between a quick messaging phone and a smartphone because of its low-price and strong feature set," said Michael Woodward, vice president, AT&T Mobile Phone Portfolio, AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets.

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Ford Figo

No, this is not ex Barcelona, Real Madrid and Internazionale Milano player Luis Figo. This is the Ford Figo, an all-new car set to go on sale in India early next year. The name is Italian slang for “cool,” and the Figo certainly looks it. The Figo’s basic architecture is that of the (presumably previous-gen) Fiesta, and it shares the trapezoidal lower grille and edgy lines that are typical of other European Fords.

We won’t see the Figo in the U.S., but Ford says the car marks an important investment for its operations in India, which experts expect to be the world’s third-biggest market for new cars by 2020. Ford has invested $500 million in a production plant in Chennai, India, which will have a capacity of 200,000 new vehicles per year and will build the Figo alongside other Indian-market cars.

BlackBerry 9500 ( Storm )

The RIM BlackBerry (9500) storm is the most stylish BlackBerry smartphone to date, as well as being RIM BlackBerry's first handset to feature touch screen technology. Originally known as the BlackBerry Thunder and sometimes called the BlackBerry Touch, the BlackBerry Storm offers a crystal-clear, high resolution 480x320 pixel touch screen display, with auto-screen rotation - both SureType and QWERTY.

The BlackBerry Storm has a 624Mhz processor, 1GB of internal storage, 128MB Ram and expansion up to 32GB. The BlackBerry Storm is considered to be RIM's most important phone release since the ever popular BlackBerry Pearl and is currently only available through Vodafone in the UK. Touch the power!

The BlackBerry (9500) Storm, originally known as the BlackBerry Thunder and increasingly being called the BlackBerry Touch, is a stylish smartphone with very broad appeal. It is the first BlackBerry handset to feature touch screen technology and utilises a 3.25" (480 x 320 pixels) high resolution display (65,000 colours), with a pleasing 'push button', soft-touch screen. The screen gives crystal clear viewing and is a real plus point for the BlackBerry Storm.

The BlackBerry (9500) Storm from Vodafone has all that you would every wish for from a high-end RIM smartphone. Mobile video capabilities include all common video formats, along with the ability to stream video clips directly from sites such as YouTube.com. Audio can also be streamed directly to the BlackBerry Storm. The BlackBerry Storm has an outstanding 3.2 megapixel camera, with flash, auto-focus and video recording features.

Messaging options include RIM BlackBerry's award winning push-email, SMS, MMS and an Instant Messaging function that is on a par with MSN and Yahoo Messenger. The BlackBerry Storm even syncs with social networking sites such as Facebook and Myspace, allowing for blog entries and site updates whilst on the move and away from a PC. GPS navigation is available with RIM's own BlackBerry Maps and further data connections are available via 3G, Quad band GSM, HSDPA, GRPS, EDGE, Bluetooth and USB.

iPhone 3GS

Claiming to be the 'fastest iPhone ever', the new iPhone 3GS has everything you ever wanted, needed, or just thought was cool to have in a mobile phone. The latest in iPhone technology, the 3GS is not just a cell phone, but an iPod, video camera, camera, GPS and internet device all in one. And with all of the cool apps available for the iPhone 3GS you'll also be able to play games, find a recipe, count your calories, the possibilities are endless!

The iPhone 3GS features a 3-megapixel digital camera with auto focus and a tap-screen display that allows you to focus on whatever subject you want within the picture. The high-quality VGA video camera on the 3GS is also state of the art allowing you to tape, edit, and share video all from one device. Once you've got the photos and video you want, the 3GS allows you to share them through email or a MobileMe gallery.

Doubling as a PDA, the iPhone 3GS also allows its technology savvy owner to store all of their contacts, check their email, take notes, and keep their schedule all in one place. Now with the new Spotlight feature, users can search all of these things at once to find exactly what they're looking for. The voice recognition technology enables users to locate contacts and music without ever touching a button.

If all of this isn't enough to convince you that the iPhone 3GS is one of the coolest and latest in cell phone technology, it also offers the MobileMe service from Apple which helps you locate your iPhone if ever you misplace it. Along with that the 3GS has been designed with improved performance and enhanced 3D graphics. Viewing email, web pages and applications is twice as fast as the previous iPhone 3G.