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Taiwan-based Altek is ready to release its first Android smartphone, the A14 Leo. What makes this handset interesting is that it has a superb 14MP AutoFocus camera with a Xenon flash and a 3x optical zoom. Powered by the Google Android 2.1 Eclair, the Leo also features a 3.2-inch WVGA multitouch capacitive display, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, HSDPA, GPS, an 800MHz processor and a microSD card support. The Altek A14 Leo will be available in Taiwan, China, Russia and India. [Sogi]
Nokia has unveiled the new Nokia C6-01 that features an 8MP digital camera with dual LED flash instead of a single LED flash. Priced at €279 or around $360, this camera phone has recently appeared at Nokia Netherlands’ official website. The Nokia C6-01 features a QWERTY keyboard, a 360 x 640 pixels touchscreen display, Wi-Fi, GPS and Ovi Maps with free navigation etc. [PortableGear]
Word has it that Sony Ericsson will release their latest candybar phone namely the Sony Ericsson Susan. The camera phone will come with a 5MP shooter with a LED flash. The Susan also has a cousin, the Sony Ericsson Sunny, which will feature the same 5MP digital camera. Watch the video after the jump to get more details. We will keep you posted. More
Word has it that the Sony Ericsson C905 will be released via AT&T on July 19th, 2009. The phone supports an 8MP digital camera with Xenon flash and 30fps QVGA video recording, a 240×320 resolution LCD display, GSM/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and aGPS. No word on pricing so far. [BoyGenius]
Spice Mobile has released their latest handset called the Spice S-590. This camera phone offers an integrated FM radio with recorder, MP3 playback, Torchlight functionality, microSD memory card slot, GPRS, Mobile tracker, Call blacklist and SMS scheduler. No info on pricing or availability so far. [image-acquire]
If you are a SKYPE user, then you might like this one. ASUS has released the first videophone fully integrated with Skype called the AiGuru SV1. The standalone videophone works without the need of a computer system. You just have to connect the SV1 to your network via a wired Ethernet connection or via Wi-Fi. The webcam itself sizes at 640 x 480 VGA resolution and costs $299.95. [Slashgear]
