Cell phones are ubiquitous everywhere and they use considerable
battery power and contribute enormous environmental waste. But there
is now a promising new technology that could get rid of the messy
problem of cellphone chargers .

M2E is an energy transformer that delivers clean tech power to mobile
device. New startup M2E (Motion 2 Energy) has developed a technology
which converts the kinetic energy from minor movement into an
electrical charge to power mobile communication devices: meaning in
just a few years, we could all toss out our cellphone chargers and
charge up our phones simply by walking around with them during the
day!

The mobile phone is the most common consumer electronic device on the planet.Current concern for the natural environment requires a critical change in the way this popular product is thought about and designed.

P-Per is a concept mobile phone that would satisfy both environmentalists and tech nerds. It explores the many possibilities of sustainable design. It is made of only four layers, with one being an e-paper screen that covers the entire handset.

If you want to give your iPod the personal touch, Skinizi do this for
you. Skinizi has a huge selection of really funky graphics, as shown
in the gallery, including skins for the iPhone and iPod Touch. they
are perfect for protecting your iPod .

They are paper thin, but will last longer than your iPod and are very
resistant to scratching and peeling especially important for the Touch
variety. The high quality skins are easy to apply (with no air
bubbles!), and are just as easy to remove. No residue.

Nokia have had loads of innovative ideas over the last few years but this one is the best. we are talking about a patent application called ” Mobile device with virtual keyboard”.

If it is done, there is no difficulty for data entry in a small mobile device. For reaching to this goal we need virtual keyboards or virtual input displays which project onto a work surface, the camera on the phone can capture movement and then in return position where the users fingers are and then project them on a virtual keyboard shown on the phone display in real time.

If you’re someone who’s essentially looking for a chic device to compliment your style, then the Nokia 7900 Crystal Prism should be your choice!

Nokia has launched its latest addition to the Prism Collection, the Nokia 7900 Crystal Prism. It has diamond-cut design with a crystal centre key, highlighting the geometric shapes and personalized style of the Prism Collection.

Nokia worked in collaboration with the creative designer Frédérique Daubal, which resulted in unique laser-etched graphic designs, distinctive wallpapers as well as exclusive accessories to the Nokia 7900 Crystal Prism. The wallpapers inspired by Daubal communicate the reflection of light and capture the feel of angular prisms and triangles.

iPhone make it easy! Dial numbers without looking at the screen.
Nagware iPhone application VoiceDial brings the power of voice
activated phone dialing and application and bookmark launching to your
iPhone.

You can record your voice samples for any contact in the addressbook
and just speak to dial the number. For doing this you should set
VoiceDial to run on the home screen button double-tap for easy access
and record voice tags up to three times to improve accuracy.

Tao Ma designers are up to chang the interface look of the cellphones. They envisions a phone with hundreds of LED lights that change their configuration depending on what the user is doing.

Many of citizens in the European Union want the EU to take action to cut the charges telecom companies impose on travelers using mobile phones outside their home country.

Even before laws came into force, the threat of legally-binding limits on the cost of calls made or received on a mobile while abroad caused a 10 per cent reduction in prices.

EU Telecoms Commissioner Viviane Reding said overall price reductions averaged 60% compared with the prices phone operators could charge before the rules came into force, when the average cost of a call home was about one euro and 10 cents (76p). Before the EU rules some consumers were paying as much as 12 euros - £8.30 - for a four-minute roaming call when abroad.

The READIUS unveiled by Philips subsidiary PolymerVision. It has a display the size of two business cards into a gadget no bigger than other mobile phones. They do this by making a screen that is foldable. The 5-inch (13-cm) display is the world’s first that folds out when the user wants to read news, blogs or email and folds back together so that the device can fit into a pocket.

You get the large display of e-reading, the super battery life of e-reading, and the high-end connectivity … and the form factor and weight of a mobile phone.

LG launched its new stylish LG KS20. This touchscreen smart phone is quite good looking and it has a design almost the same as of a prada phone, but with different functionality and purpose.

The addition of Windows Mobile 6 and HSDPA wireless broadband will put it in direct competition with the iPhone.the features of this cellphone are as follow: