A new luxury phone based on the Porsche called the Porsche P9521 has dropped in Taiwan. It’s a collaboration of a Porsche and Sagem and comes in black. It features a fingerprint sensor, a 3.2 megapixel camera, a touchscreen display that can be swiveled 180 degrees, and GSM and EDGE as well as scratch-resistant mineral glass. The Porsche P9521 will be available in Taiwan this month for $2000. [MobileWhack]

Boy Genius has reported the BlackBerry 9000 specifications. The handset features GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA support, a microSD memory card slot, HVGA Color LCD (480×320) display, TrackBall Navigation, 2MP shooter, WiFi connectivity and A-GPS navigation. You can purchase this gadget from AT&T, NTT DoCoMo and Vodafone. [BoyGenius]

Samsung’s P960 cell phone will be the first slider handset with mobile TV support in Europe. It will be supporting Euro mobile TV formats such as DVB-CBMS and OMA-BCAST. [CrunchGear]

Fortune has reported that AT&T will cut the price of the 3G Apple iPhone, bringing the price down to $199 for customers who sign two-year contracts. FYI, Apple is expected to offer two variants of handset, the 8-gigabyte-memory and a 16-gigabyte-memory model with price tags of $399 and $499 respectively. Apple also has planned to stop supplies of the older model iPhone. The new 3G iPhone will be 2.5 mm thinner than the 11.7 mm original and will have a GPS chip for navigation. [Fortune]

Samsung U940 AKA the “Glyde,” is now available at Verizon. The Glyde has a 2-megapixel camera, HSDPA of 7.6Mbps, a “drag and drop” touch interface, a 2.8 inch color display, VibeTonz technology, and a full QWERTY keyboard. You can purchase a Glyde for $299 with a two-year contract or $420 sometime in May. [MobileWhack]