Noreve has introduced its Apple iPhone Tradition leather case, which features a protective front flap and magnetic closure. The case also offers access to the Dock Connector, camera, headphone port, ring/silent switch, volume buttons, SIM card, speaker, and microphone, two business card slots, and a removable metal belt clip. Available in twelve different colors, the Noreve Apple iPhone Tradition leather case retails for $44.99.
Nokia has recently announced a new 3G mobile phone that comes with outstanding features. The Nokia 6555 3G (WCDMA of unspecified band) clamshell goes quadband GSM with microSD expansion (30MB on-board) and 240 x 320 QVGA display touted 16 million colors. The handset will be available next month for about $270 pre-tax and pre-subsidy.
Qwest has become the first American carrier to adopt the HTC S720. It is a QWERTY slider phone which originally came to North America via Canada’s Telus. The HTC S7220 a.k.a. the Fusion 5800 offers Windows Mobile 6 operating system, a microSD slot, and a 2MP shooter. The cell phone also sports stereo Bluetooth, allowing wireless music uses. The handset is currently available for $200, with data plans running from $20 a month for 35MB to $40 for 100MB.
Studio Leung has created some crazy concepts and USB drives. One of our favorite is this Nokia Ceramic Mobile concept. It is a mobile phone that “challenges preconceived ideas of the properties and applications of ceramics today.”
The Motorola iDEN i290 has just been listed in FCC. Another un-announced Motorola iDEN i425 has also shown its face today. Both Motorola i290 and i425 are entry level iDEN phone. The handsets come in slim candybar body. Additionally, Motorola i290 is most likely going for Sprint, while the Motorola i425 might go to Boost Mobile according to the phone manual.
