Tipped off by an anonymous tipster, this pen phone design is not a finished product yet. In fact, they are working on this pen concept and also added that the undisclosed company he’s working for wants to gauge interest in such a device. The two target shaped areas on the top and bottom are the earpiece and receiver respectively however it is believed that most users would rather connect to the phone through Bluetooth earpieces.

It comes in about 8.7 inches in length, a microSD slot for memory card and a mini digital screen. Nevertheless, with all its digital components squeezed inside a mere pen, the room for its ink has to be quite limited.

Via: Gizmodo

Equipped with Yamaha’s audio engine that supports high quality sound, this thick-looking NEC N905iμ has been announced to hit the Japanese market and expected to be available on the 26th November.

Via: Aving USA

This survey is made by Krusell, the Swedish manufacturer of carrying cases for portable electronics whereby the list is based on the number of models of cellphones that have been ordered from Krusell during October 2007. As Krusell’s sales cover more than 50 countries on 6 continents, it is believed that the list is rather unique.

Below is a list of Krusell’s Top 10 Best Selling Phones in October 2007:
1) Nokia 6300
2) Sony Ericsson K810i
3) Nokia N95
4) Nokia N73
5) Apple iPhone
6) Nokia 3109 / 3110
7) Sony Ericsson P1
Sony Ericsson K850i
9) Sony Ericsson W880i
10) Sony Ericsson K530i

Via: JustAMP

Remember the old times game where you steer a round yellow looking thingy through the maze eating as many dots as you can while avoiding ghosts?

Well, surfing gear company Quicksilver makes an attempt to remind everybody of the long lost but unforgotten game through the release of their design of a Pacman-like concept phone. The display looks pretty worrisome whereby only half the screen shows when the phone is closed. Furthermore, if the phone is shut too hard, the display is bound to get scratched.

Despite its cons, this concept may just work well if thoroughly studied and manufactured properly.

It is definitely way cool to have a phone looking like your old time favourite game.

Via: Gear Fuse

Made by Hyundai, this watch phone is looking good for a phone that you can wear on your wrist, not looking too bulky or weird. It basically has the looks of a typical watch that features a 1.3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth connectivity, Mp3 player, and a video player. It even has a touch screen display and is available in English and Chinese.

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To all Hello Kitty fans out there, jump into the Hello Kitty phone experience with the latest OKWAP C150T Hello Kitty Edition. The features are pretty normal with a 2.0 megapixel camera, a music player that plays MP3 files, and video player that plays MP4 and 3GPS video. On top of that, the phone is packed with cute pinkish Hello Kitty themes, wallpapers, pictures, etc.

There has been no word on its price yet and should be only available in Taiwan for now.

Via: Akihabara News

When closed, it is an ordinary candy bar cell phone. When opened, it turns out to be a complete smartphone.

The Advanced/W-Zero3 looks like a hybrid between a PDA and standard phone that comes conveniently equipped with a slide out QWERTY keyboard and a WVGA (800 x 480) screen resolution. It runs on Windows Mobile 6.0, complete with Wi-Fi, Web Browser, Microsoft Office Mobile but owns a mere 1.3 megapixel camera which is rather surprising.

Critics are saying that by Sharp’s design to squeeze the screen into two thirds of the phone’s length results in an oddly cramped design that makes its users feel like they’re typing through a letter box.

Nevertheless, the Sharp Advanced/W-Zero3 is only available in Japan.

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The need for handset ability to hold two GSM cards has been highlighted and known to become essential especially for travelers. TechFaith Wireless, a Chinese company, has proclaimed itself to be the first introduce the world’s first mobile phone, called the Twins, to meet this demand.

Not only can it hold two GSM card, the Twins could also hold one GSM and one WCDMA. This handset features a 2.0 megapixel camera, a frontal camera to serve video calls, media player and Bluetooth support.

The Twins are scheduled to be shipped some time in November 2007.

Via: Mobile Reviews