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NEC unveiled its LiMo handset called the N705iμ during the Mobile World Congress 2008. It features a 3-inch display with 240 x 427(WQVGA) resolution and 2-megapixel camera with support for a HSDPA network and comes with 190 minutes of continuous calling. Unfortunately there hasn’t been a price or release date for this phone yet. [AVING]

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Panasonic has showcased its VIERA phone called the P905i that is based on the LiMO platform during the Mobile World Congress 2008. It features VIERA high-definition technology and has support for a HSDPA network, a GPS function and a 2,000:1 contrast ratio. The P905i also features a decent 5.1M camera and 3.2-inch color screen with 480 x 854 pixels. No word on pricing or availability just yet, but you can check more pics out after the jump. [AVING] More »

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PSP entering the market as a gaming/cell phone hybrid is a great concept and would be a good idea. It features a widescreen 3-inch (480 x 272) display, PSP functionality with M2 card slot, dual-slide design, and a functional gamepad. Looks cool and has awesome features. Hopefully this phone hits store shelves. [Engadget]

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Angstrom Power and Motorola supposedly have hydrogen-powered phones that contain a Hydrogen fuel cell that extracts hydrogen from water and electrons from the hydrogen. I guess you could say it’s kind of a water-powered phone. Oh and if you were wondering about the battery life that’s unknown. [Crave]

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Here’s a concept for a possible Alienware cell phone that could be produced by Dell’s Alienware division. It would feature some nice gaming options, and would run on Google’s Android platform. Dell would produce it under the Alienware banner because let’s face it, Dell Computers aren’t exactly trendy. More »

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