The Hummer HT1 mobile phone has a 2MP camera, a built-in FM radio, a microSD slot for expansion options, and GPRS connectivity. Available in camouflaged khaki green, sable (dark silver), and bright yellow colors, the slider phone runs on GSM networks with GPRS Internet support. It should work on at least a basic level in the US, though complete support for American providers is still unknown. The Hummer HT1 will retail in Europe for $409.
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Porsche has partnered with Sagem Communication to create the P’952 mobile phone. Stephane Bret, director of Porsche Design Mobile Group, introduced the clamshell phone at the Red Dot Design Museum in Essen. The specs, release date, and pricing details are still in a mystery. Hit the jump to see more pics.
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Asus AiGuru S2 is actually a successor to the AiGuru S1 VoIP Skype phone. The S2 comes equipped with the standard WiFi Skype support and the ability to pull RSS feed updates, check Outlook email, and stream your Windows Media Player/iTunes library from your computer. Pricing and availability are still in a mystery.
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Jasper Morrison has designed the Samsung SGH-E590 phone which is more suited for business suits instead of teens. The handset features a 3MP camera located behind and a 1.8 inch 262k color display in front, an integrated MP3 player and Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity. The Samsung SGH-E590 will be released in Europe, China, and South East Asia regions this month at a yet undisclosed price.
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The highly anticipated Apple iPhone has finally got an official release date. Now you can mark your calenders for June 29th, 2007. The phone will be offered exclusively on AT&T. The 4GB version retails for $499 and 8GB for $599. Check out these two videos that show movie playback, Google maps search, and call functionality. Hit the jump to watch the video.
