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Japan will be launching a new phone by Toshiba inspired by the Japanese cartoon Transformers. There’s no specs revealed so far or release/price info. Stay tuned for more updates. [Akihabara]

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The Soft Phone concept is made up of a series of discs with electronic fabric stretched in between enabling gestures for functions like squeezing to hang up. It contains fibers that are both thin and clear allowing light energy to pass through and display the menu. When you need to text a fast message all you have to do is unroll the collapsible structure. Other features include an antenna, battery, camera and micro-electronics with a tiny clip of soft, squeezable,silica. [Yanko]

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LG launched the new Wine Phone FOMA L705i in Japan. The phone enhances voice calling and SMS sending and receiving for the 30-40 age range. It features a 2.2-inch wide LCD and double size buttons and speaker, enlarges even invisible words with a built-in camera and offer words format twice as big. It supports four key buttons to practice certain functions such as alarm, schedule, voice recording and condition setting. Japan will drop this phone via NTT DoCoMo. [AVING]

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Find out if a spouse is cheating with the new cell phone SIM card spy. This device allows you to save all data on a SIM card from last dialed numbers to deleted SMS messages. Get this virtual lie detector for $49. [Cnet]

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Emobile will release some new phones in the Spring collection: the Toshiba H11T and the HTC S11HT. Both are HSDPA phones, the H11T features a 3.2MPx digicam, bluetooth, audio/video player, microSD port. The S11HT comes with a 3MPx digital camera, 2.8 inches screen, windows mobile 6, GPS, bluetooth, and a microSD port. No word on prices or when these will drop. [Akihabara] More »

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