Verizon Droid promises to be one of the hottest upcoming Android devices, specially if we take into account that it comes with a very bold advertising campaign. There’s even a TV ad mocking Apple iPhone’s features, behind the iDon’t idea, as you can see below:

Too bad we have no info on Verizon Droid, although speculations claim that it may in fact be Motorola Sholes, or some other Moto phone. Drawing some conclusions from the clip above, we can say that the handset should pack a physical QWERTY keyboard, multitasking, a camera with night shot mode, customization via widgets and interchangeable battery.

Looking forward to a confirmation of the device and maybe a bunch more details…

[via Unwired View]

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Vodafone is gearing up to launch Samsung 360 H1 on October 30 and you should know that this is a LiMo phone with support for the Vodafone 360 service. Expect it to hit the UK first, 4 days after the BlackBerry Storm2 9520 smartphone goes live.

You can pre-order Samsung H1 right now, via Vodafone’s website and know that the handset comes with a 2 year contract, for free and with a minimum monthly plan of £30. The first Vodafone 360 phone features a 3.5 inch AMOLED display, a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus, 16GB of internal memory and a GPS.

It also comes with HSDPA and Wi-Fi support and the smartphone will be followed another LiMo model, Samsung 360 M1, available by the end of 2009.

[via GSM Dome]

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Vodafone UK is now offering Sony Ericsson Satio, the hot 12 megapixel cameraphone also known as Idou, via pre-order on its official site. The handset is available for free with a pay monthly set of plans starting from £35. If you pre-order the cameraphone today, you’ll receive it around October 13th.

Sony Ericsson Satio comes with a 12.1 megapixel camera, HSDPA support, GPS, Bluetooth, a memory card slot, stereo FM radio, a 3.5 inch touchscreen display, email, video calling and mobile TV features. GPRS and Wi-Fi are also on board, together with mobile games, an MP3 player and quadband connectivity.

The camera supports night mode, packs an anti shake filter and it also supports 12x digital zoom.

[via Vodafone]

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Rogers just upgraded the Canadian network with 21 Mbps HSPA+, the announcement being made today. The lucky Canadian cities that will benefit of this upgrade are no other than the 5 largest cities in the country, also the most profitable. We are talking about Calgary, Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa and Toronto.

Currently no Rogers cellphone is able to reach that speed, so the only way to take advantage of this offer is by purchasing the newly introduced 21Mbps HSPA+ Mobile Internet Rocket Stick. You can pre-order this for $79.99 with contract. The Rogers customers are currently used with the present Rocket Stick not involving any cost on contract but this is the latest technology we’re talking about.

The HSPA+ network update comes also with a backend capacity growth that will allow more users (even the current 3G clients) to take advantage of data traffic without reaching the maximum limit.

[via BGR]

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ITG just made an unique move by launching the first Windows XP handset and you can pre-order it now on the ITG’s English website. Far from being a  small girlish discrete cellphone, this handset has a shinny aluminium case that hides some spectacular features.

We are talking about an AMD processor, a 512MB/1GB memory and dual hard drives (SSD and HDD). The phone also features a 4.8 inch touchscreen, a full QWERTY keyboard, Bluetooth and GPS plus WiMax (optional).

There is no sense in mentioning that the device supports almost all the 3G networks being compatible will nearly all European and American mobile carriers like Orange, Vodafone and AT&T. The price and the launch date are still a mystery.

[via BGR]

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Bell will start selling Palm Pre from August 27th, after the handset was a pretty big success in the US, being sold via Sprint. If the rumours are true, Sprint only has the exclusivity for Pre till the year end, so we might see the new Palm webOS device in other US carriers’ portofolio from 2010.

Future customers will be able to pre-order the phone right now, for about $199.95 with a 3 year contract, but they can also select a $599.95 with no contract and a 500MB per month plan.

We remind you that Palm Pre is the iPhone’s main rival, specially thanks to its webOS operating system, the large touchscreen-QWERTY keyboard combo and there’s even some sort of App Store supported (Palm App Catalog).

[via mobilewhack]

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