Samsung show at Mobile World Congress the Samsung SGH-i200 (most likely) Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard smartphone.

The non-touchscreen measures 2.3″ and supports the Windows Mobile typical QVGA resolution in portrait mode. The CMOS main camera supports photos up to 2 megapixel while the front facing camera features VGA only. Not yet confirmed is the internal memory which is expected to be 64 MB RAM and 128 MB ROM. Nevertheless, the memory can be extended with microSD cards.

While the SGH-i200 is pretty thin (the device measures 116.7 x 50.8 x 11.8 mm only.Price this one reasonably, Samsung, and you might have a winner in your midst.

BlueAnt has unveiled its new Z9 Bluetooth Headset at Mobile World Congress. The BlueAnt Z9 headset has its own Voice Isolation technology which can filter the sound of human voice from ambient noise of up to 85dB. The headset has the capability to enhance voice signals which then results to echo cancellation, noise suppression, and reduction of wind noise. The 1.5-inch, .35 ounce BlueAnt headset comes with two ‘Voice Isolation’ modes — the ‘Voice Isolation Standard’ for everyday environments, and the ‘Voice Isolation Max’ which makes voice isolation in extremely noisy environments possible.

Unwired View is reporting that LG is prepping to launch a new barrage of fashion handsets, kicking off the action properly with the KF750 slider at CeBIT next week.The high end is represented by the KF750, a slider which is extraordinarily thin and uses a glossy touchscreen display. Unlike most such phones the touch technology extends to the navigation pad, where glowing rings highlight buttons. Other specifications are said to include a five-megapixel still camera, a VGA camera for video calls, and 160MB of internal memory supplemented by microSD cards. A pre-release version of the 750 is already said to be on a Romanian auction site.

The KF240 is believed to be a 2-megapixel music phone initially targeted at Latin America and Asia, while little is known of the KF300; however, the most interesting is this, the KF750 - an apparently high-end slider with an interestingly backlit touch-sensitive control panel and 5-megapixel camera.

First live pictures of the N82 black.Sorry for the crappy pictures.Sources say that the only difference to this version is the black colour.

 1. (1) Nokia 6300
2. (3) Nokia 3109/3110
3. (2) Sony Ericsson K810i
4. (7) Nokia E51
5. (5) Sony Ericsson K850i
6. (4) Nokia N95 8GB
7. (6) Nokia 6500
8. (10) Sony Ericsson K530i
9. (9) Nokia N95
10. (-) Nokia N73

By taking seven out of ten positions, Nokia is in total lead of the Krusell Top 10 list for February. It is rather fascinating to see that no other brand than Nokia and Sony Ericsson are represented in the list this month, says Ulf Sandberg MD at Krusell. At least for the next month I will expect to see one of the units from HTC, Apple and Samsung making a comeback.

The Swedish manufacturer of carrying cases for portable electronics, Krusell, has released their “Top 10″-list for February 2008. The list is based upon the number of pieces of model specific mobile and smart phone cases that have been ordered from Krusell during February 2008. Krusell’s list is unique due to the fact that it reflects the sales of phones on six continents and in more than 50 countries around the globe.