Nokia announced the availability of the Nokia E61i and E65 for the US market.  The Nokia E-series devices offer advanced voice features with superior voice quality. The E61i and E65 both run Symbian OS 9.1, have bluetooth and Wi-Fi as well as email, internet browser, push to talk, sms, mms, 2 megapixel camera (1600×1200 pixels), video capabilities and music players. The Nokia E61i features a full QWERTY keyboard with a 320×240 display, while the E65 has a standard phone keypad with a 240×320 display.

The Nokia E61i and E65 are expected to retail for approximately $400, currently there is no US carrier for either model.Source nokia.com

KT announced the Samsung SPH-M8100 at SEK 2007 held in Korea recently. This CDMA cellphone boasts support for both WiBro and EV-DO connectivity, granting users extremely fast downloads and Internet access as long as there is a signal. DMB capability also provides some form of entertainment instead of just staring at graffiti along the subway wall. The slider SPH-M8100 features a generous 2.8″ LCD display and is powered by Windows Mobile 5.0. Pricing details are unknown.

This candybar handset comes in jet black color and has the Monahans 806MHz processor running the entire show. Its PDA functions can be accessed via the extra large 2.8″ QVGA touchscreen LCD display, while Windows Mobile 5.0 takes care of the operating side of things. Stay tuned for more information!Source aving.net

Qualcomm and KTF have teamed up to announce the launch of the WIPI 2.0B cellphone in Korea this July, with the KH1400 handset being duly supplied by LG. WIPI 2.0B is actually an integrated version of WIPI 2.0 and Brew 3.1. For those who are out of the loop (like me prior to this), WIPI is a wireless Internet standard platform in Korea while Brew is Qualcomm’s version. Hence, the logical conclusion drawn would be the ability for the KH1400 to access contents and applications on both WIPI and Brew platforms.

Huawei has recently launched bunch of cellphones that cater to a wide range of individuals due to different functions available on each. The U121 is a UMTS cellphone that looks cool and chic while boasting MP3 playback and Bluetooth connectivity, all packaged within a steel mirror surface. Those looking for a budget music-capable cellphone can always check out the U120 that comes with no-frills other than the ability to make/receive calls, send/receive text messages, and play your favorite tunes in a digital format. Pricing and availability for both handsets are currently unknown.