Rumors that Garmin and ASUS is introducing new mobile smartphone the G60 that is set to hit retail market in June. At&t is also rumored as the service carrier.

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According to MobileBurn blog, Nokia has confirmed that it temporarily suspended the sale of Nokia 5800 XpressMusic in North Amarica because of some 3G connectivity issues. It was reported in Wall Street Journal that the said smartphone is having problem connecting to 3G network in New York and Chicago area while it’s working properly in Dallas and Miami.

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Blackberry new smartphone Storm is forecast to have a 99% chance of landfall on November 24 to a local Verizon store near you! That’s is according to BGR source.

Korean technology company LG has announced that it will introduce to the market its new and (a little bit) cheaper full touch screen mobile phone, the LG KP500 by the end of October.

But keep you gadget hunger in control because this baby does not have a WiFi or 3G capable, so you’re stuck on your slow EDGE network and always have to pay for data stream even though there’s an available WiFi spot just around the corner.

Comes with the 3-inch display (240×400 pixels resolution) web browse capable, comes in black, Vandyke brown, Anodizing silver and Elegant gold colors, FM tuner, 8GB storage via microSD card and Bluetooth. Price wise, it’s MSRP might be easy on your pocket but literally it’s because of its very slim 11mm (sexy?) figure.

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Sprint’s Nextel online introduces the new Sprint HTC Touch Diamond available for order for $249.99 after a $200 instant saving and $100 mail-in rebate but you need to avail the Everything plan with a new 2 year contract.

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LG new to come cameraphone KC910 is believe to be only phone with a 8 megapixel camera. Other features includes touchscreen, GPS receiver, Dolby Mobile, Video and bright Xenon flash. The KC910 is target to hit the stores in October (in S. Korea, I guess) this year.

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Lenovo introduced its new gadget while the Beijing Olympic games is on. The Lenovo aIdeaPad U8 is a slick gadget powered by low powerful processor Silverthorn-class Atom from Intel, comes with bright 4.8-inch touchscreen, lightweight around 350-grams and measures 21×173 x 84-mm. It offers up to 2GB memory and 6GB flash storage and features dual-cameras. It even has support for during the Olympic a TV broadcast courtesy of China Multimedia Mobile Broadcasting digital television. Bad news is that is currently available in Asia.

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