Samsung will release the HSUPA smart phone SCH-M470. It supports wireless internet features such as video call, web browsing, push mail, and Google browsing along with a 2 Mega pixel camera, wifi, and bluetooth 2.0. SKT (SK Telecom) plans to start 2Mbps speed upload demonstration services in designated areas and extend to more areas. [Akihabara] More »

Here’s a hands-on demo of the LG Vu which is one the AT&T’s first handsets to support MediaFlo, and has a retractable antenna. Video after the break. [Phone Arena] More »

Kyrocera will be releasing the Adreno S2400. It offers bluetooth 1.2 and voice dialing, text and multimedia messaging, basic organizer, a speakerphone, a WAP Internet browser, voice memos, a vibrate mode, and a 500-contact phone book. The display is rectangular with a rectangular frame and below it are the boxy navigation array and keypad buttons, and can support BREW instead of Java. [MobileWhack]

MSV is giving a sneak peek at a new MSV prototype as an upcoming model for the L-Series. It features a satellite / cellular hybrid system a 480 x 320 multi-touch screen, wifi and an integrated camera. No word on a price and you may have to wait a year or two to get it. [Engadget]

Nokia is making some cell phones that are both economy friendly and cheaper and the first to make the list is the Nokia 5000 candybar phone. The 5000 features a high-res QVGA display with a 1.3 megapixel camera, an MP3 player with recording functionality and FM radio, bluetooth connectivity, GPRS, and supports Nokia Xpress Audio Messaging. The Nokia 5000 cell phone will ship on the 2nd quarter for $140. [Nokia]