A good news for those who like to play piano. Now the iPhone’s touch screen can be used as piano. iAno is a virtual piano native application for the iPhone / iPod Touch which turns the device into a functioning digital piano.

The software was put together by a developer going by the name of Mr Aardvark, and he managed to pack in polyphonic sound that allow five key presses to be heard simultaneously.

French fashion house Chloé have released an stylish iPhone case. Eagle-eyed will notice that the case is made of a specially treated python which has a unique metallic look to it.

If you usually forget to recharge your phone and have to spend time away from power sockets ,you can use this phone.

Philips has demonstrated their new Xenium 9@9j cell phone which used an AAA (Energizer rechargeable) battery as a battery backup during Mobile World Congress 2008 event in Barcelona. The phone is the result of a partnership between Philips and the Israeli company Techtium, which was first announced in March last year.

Here is the world’s first real gold and diamond Bluetooth headset - the Diamond MOTOPURE H12.
Alexander Amosu created a luxury MOTOPURE H12 Bluetooth headset.The limited edition headset, which is only available to custom order, is made from 18k gold and over 180 brilliant cut diamonds, totaling to a decent 3.47 carats.

Here is another weird phone from Custom Phones. This unique looking sandwich is actually a custom designed phone. Hilarious phone is made from a few slices of fake bread.

This sandwich phone is made from two pieces. Pull the pieces of bread apart and one of the slices acts as a receiver, the other as the keypad.

Please don’t eat it while talking on the phone.

You can’t trust on elderly because their mental faculties start to deteriorate as they edge closer and closer towards the century mark where age is concerned.

As older people are prone to forgetting their medicine and keeping track of what they should and should not eat, Marcela Kawka and Izabela Cichecka have created the “Health Guard” concept for NOKIA.

Yet another phone from Nokia. Nokia has unveiled its latest high-end Symbian/S60 smartphone with a multimedia focus, the N96 at Mobile World Congress.

This model will be an upgrade for the N95, and will offer 16 GB of internal storage, twice as much as the current model. Like its predecessor, the upcoming smartphone’s two-way slider concept will make it easy to switch between different modes. A numeric keypad slides out from one end of the device while dedicated media keys can slide out from the opposite direction.

Sony Ericson presented its newest members at the Mobile World Congress in Spain, C702 Cyber-shot™ and C902 Cyber-shot™. The two phones, packed with the latest camera technology, make it effortless to take perfect pictures of those spontaneous moments

“They appeal to different audiences. One is engineered to let you take more pictures in more places and the other is designed to look as stunning as the pictures it takes,” said Sven Totté, Head of Imaging Marketing at Sony Ericsson.

This Hands-free Tie is an embedded mic on the “tie” part, right below your mouth and it is not looks like the old hand free. If you are tired of hearing people say, “do you have me on speakerphone?” or how about “why is it echoing?” you can use this one.

Nokia’s looking to up the ante in a big way by utilizing a large network of GPS-enabled handsets to actually predict traffic patterns and help you avoid congestion before you even leave for that afternoon appointment.

The experiment was in collaboration with the California Center for Innovative Transportation (CCIT), CalTrans, and Berkeley’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.

University students drove the cars all day back and forth along Interstate 880. Each was carrying a cellphone loaded with Global Positioning System software.