HTC Dream: Posted by Rida Kamran on 12:09 PM

The HTC Dream will be the first Android enabled phone to the market and it is slated for a Fall 2008 Release Date. You can expect the phone to have an exceptional list of features and specs to illustrate the power of Android, Google’s new open source mobile operating system.
The exact specifications and details are a mystery left to your imagination. You’ll have to wait until later this year to learn just what you’re getting with the HTC Dream. But, you can bet that the HTC Dream will be the most desired mobile phone on the market when it is released later this year.
Sources such as Forbes and Infoworld have leaked some preliminary tidbits that should wet your appetitie:

• Large touchscreen with haptic feedback
• Full QWERTY keypad
• 5 inches long and 3 inches wide
• Keypad that either slides or swivels for easy typing/texting
• Internet navigation controls below the touchscreen display

Is Sony Planning a PSP Phone? Posted by Rida Kamran on 4:36 AM

Do you own a PlayStation Portable? For sure you have lots of fun not just playing games but also listening to music and a lot more. But do you know that Sony Ericsson is planning a device that works not just as a phone but also as a gaming device! Well this is all a rumor for now.
But even though it’s still just a rumor, it’s not a crime if we look deeper into what the supposed gaming phone has to offer. The device, which rumors refer to as the PSP Phone, is said to ship this October. The device will be able to play games just like those on the PlayStation portable.

As far as features go, the said device will most likely be equipped with a 1 GHz Snapdragon processor. Android 3 will be its operating system. The OS really needs to be a powerful one since the phone must meet demanding applications. Screen will be 4-inches with VGA resolution.
So far this is all we have about this rumoured PSP Phone. Now the question, if such a device surfaces sometime soon, would you buy?.

Motorola Flipout Review: Posted by Rida Kamran on 5:04 AM

Good
    * Pocket-friendly size
    * Full Qwerty keyboard
    * Swappable covers
    * Wi-Fi and HSDPA connectivity for fast Web browsing
Bad
    * Small screen
    * Playful appearance may not be for everyone
    * Motoblur widgets need work
The Motorola Flipout has us freaking out. It's the first Android smart phone to throw caution to the wind and bust out a crazy, square, swivelling design. We like its playful form and full Qwerty keyboard, but its small, low-resolution screen and some flaky software mean it's not always hip to be square.
The Flipout isn't in many high-street shops yet, but you can buy it online for free on a £25-a-month, 18-month contract. You can also pick it up for around £250 SIM-free.