Leaked Images of Sony Ericsson XPERIA Nozomi

Sony Ericsson have two handsets in their line-up, the Nozomi and Aoba have not yet been announced and there has been very little to go by, except for their names which seems to have changed to a slight extent.
SE Nozomi is all set to compete with the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.

Live images of the Sony Ericsson Nozomi LT26i have surfaced at a blog post by Justamp.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA Nozomi LT26i:
- 1.5 dual core CPU
- 4.3 inch 1280x720 screen (320 DPI)
- 1 GB RAM
- front facing camera
- running Gingerbread 2.3.5
- unique glowing LED in the front and back.

HTC Evo 3D's Processor Beats All

According to the latest benchmark tests, Sprint's upcoming 3D phone can beat everything else on the market.

The Evo 3D comes with a Qualcomm MDP MSM8660 chip, which uses the latest in dual-core processor technology. The chip can clock up to 1.5 GHz, making it as fast as any other mobile device available now.
We heard Sprint tout the features of the Evo 3D at CTIA. The company wanted to be clear that users realized it wasn't just a great 3D phone, it was a great phone. Period.
Qualcomm has made great strides in advancing mobile processing technology this year. In addition to introducing dual-core chipsets, the company says it is optimizing the tech to make mobile gaming so powerful, it will be possible to have the power of a PS3 game on a smartphone by the end of the year.
The Evo 3D is sitting on top for now, but seeing how quickly the technology is growing, don't expect that to last long.

Xperia Arc from SonyEricsson

In 3 months the new Sonny Ericsson Xperia arc will be released.

This new phone has an Android OS.This new Xperia is packed with it's new Reality display with Mobile BRAVIA Engine which basically make's the screen of the new Xperia looks like the Bravia TV. It has the features of noise reduction, sharpness, color management, and contrast enhancement.

Nokia N97 Launched!

5MP Cam + QWERTY = Joy

The N97 might be one of the most exciting devices Nokia has launched in a long time and it seems like Nokia is hell-bent on taking on HTC, Apple, Sony Ericsson et al.
The Nokia N97 doesn't look anything like earlier leaks have suggested and it's easily the most exciting device Nokia has announced this year.
The design of the N97 might bring your thoughts to the HTC TyTN II as it shares the same slide out keyboard and tiltable display, but the similarities end there. The fascia doesn't look that different from the iPhone, albeit in white and having three buttons instead of a single one.

The specifications are truly awe inspiring,

LG KM900 Arena

LG’s latest touchscreen handset that’s been making waves with their new S-Class User Interface since February of 2009 made its way to our labs before hitting the stores. Yours truly got a crack at the prototype and instead of waiting for a review, when it launches perhaps sometime in June (not confirmed yet), I thought I’d give you a quick preview of the handset. Please understand that this is only a prototype and while I did have a few issues with the handset, it’s very possible that the actual review piece may be perfect. With that in mind I’ll update the preview with a Review when I do get a proper handset so you’ll have to be a little patient guys. Until then here’s what I can tell you about the Arena and its features.

Form Factor
The design is quite typical for a touchscreen handset. Unlike the iPhone its front is designed to be a full touchscreen with the Call Take and end keys and a shortcut option all being touch sensitive. This is quite like the HTC HD’s functionality; the difference is that these keys light up.

Top 5 iPhone Competitors

Since the introduction of the Apple iPhone on January the 9th, the world has gone touch pad crazy, touch pad technology is the way of the future and many companies have heard the call and made their own touch pad phones in direct competition with the iPhone.
This is a top five list of iPhone Competitors, some of the phones are the real deal, some are just concepts at the moment, all are cool.

1 - HTC Touch

The HTC Touch uses TouchFLO touchscreen technology that was developed by HTC. It runs Windows Mobile 6 and a rotating “cube” shows you icons for your contacts, music, and more. Unfortunately there’s no Wi-Fi which is one of the down-sides to this phone, but it is fairly affordable at $250 from Sprint after instant savings and a mail-in rebate.

2 - LG Voyager

The LG Voyager is priced at about $299.99 from Verizon Wireless with a 2-year contract. Of course it’s touchscreen like the iPhone but also includes a physical keyboard that pops-out. Overall it does look pretty sleek and includes Ev-DO support, but doesn’t have Wi-Fi.

3 - Samsung Instinct

Samsung’s Instinct hasn’t reached the stores yet, but from the looks if it, it’ll be a great competitor to the iPhone. Gizmodo says that it may be the best stab at the iPhone yet! As far as size goes, in dimension and weight, it’s about the same as the iPhone. Even with battery life, it’s right up there with with 5.75 hours of talk-time. Sprint will be the one to carry this one for an estimated $200-$250.

4 - Garmin Nuvifone

Sometime this year in the 3rd quarter we’ll be seeing the Garmin Nuvifone hit the market. The phone will be big on GPS and helping you navigate, and will feature an on-screen keyboard like the iPhone. Just a few days ago, rumor started floating around that it will be sold to AT&T subscribers for a whopping $500! While it may be pricey, that GPS could be worth it!

5 - Sony Ericsson Xperia X1

Yet another phone that is expected later this year is the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1. It’ll have a full QWERTY keyboard, and will run on the Windows Mobile 6 operating system. What will be unique with this phone is a “paneled” interface and an “optical” joystick for easy web scrolling. The price is expected to be over $400, so it’ll definitely be on the higher-end of the pricing spectrum.