Pantech has once again made its presence felt with the introduction of the new Pantech Noblesse Luxury phone. Although the phone is still a concept, but its design is good enough to catch your eyes.

HTC Corp. has announced plans to release an updated version of the HTC Advantage that will include new software, increased storage, and an improved keyboard.

Now it officially equipped with 16GB flash memory (instead of that 8GB microdrive), the new Advantage features TouchFLO, Opera Mobile 9, and Google Maps, as well as all the rest of the features you’ve come to know and love: GPS (with TomTom Navigator 6), 5-inch VGA display,
624MHz processor, ATI video acceleration (ahem), 256MB ROM / 128MB RAM, tri-band HSDPA, quad-band GSM / GPRS / EDGE, magnetic QWERTY keyboard, WiFi, Bluetooth, and a “future version of Windows Mobile,” which we’re taking to mean Windows Mobile 6.1.

Now by LucidTouch, males with big hands not only have more inches under the belt but can also work with bigger screens.

The LucidTouch is a new mobile concept launched by Microsoft and Mitsubishi that gives the end user the ability to control the devise by touching its see-through back; users can choose to manipulate objects by touching a sensor pad on the back of the device which allows them to resize images and texts as well as navigate around any graphical user interface without their hands getting in the way of the
display.

The Wavy Stream

Pantech has been working with some Korean University students and recently launched a new project to create a mobile phones for the year of 2010. Let’s take a look at what we will see in 2 years. Now, which one do you like most?

A company called PosiMotion claims that it has the “world’s first wireless GPS” accessory for the iPhone. The GPS add-on is actually compatible with any Wi-Fi device, but will be shipping with exclsive software that enables proper iPhone/iPod touch integration.

Wow, a cell phone and a PSP in the same device? It’s nice to know that Sony Ericsson is plugging away on making our crazy, dare-to-dream fantasies a reality.

Sony Ericsson has been trying their damnedest behind the scenes to bring phone capabilities to the PSP, or even develop a new PSP-esque device.

Get a new BlackBerry? Before Search internet to find app for your phone please take look at some application I found:

BeeJive’s JiveTalk:
JiveTalk mobile messenger allows you to stay connected to all of your instant messaging buddies anytime, anywhere in the world! Simultaneously log in to all of your IM accounts, all on your phone, all in one place!

JiveTalk offers a great all-in-one IM solution for those with accounts on all the major players. It supports AOL Instant Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, MSN Messenger, Google Talk, ICQ, and more, and you can sign into multiple accounts at the same time. It also uses your data account instead of text messaging—a definite plus for those with an unlimited data plan. Short load times coupled with a robust feature set makes this worth every penny of the $19.99 price. Give it a trial run with their downloadable demo.

Great idea ! the headset is with the phone. You don’t accidently leave it in your car or something.

The Mooon+ by Korean Sunman Kwon has a very nice iPhone-like stylish design with a big gorgeous touchscreen, sexy metal accents, and a digital camera. The special thing about it however, is that the mouth piece detaches and turns into a bluetooth headset. When attached to
the phone, the headset automatically charges itself.

OpenMoko, the makers of the Neo 1973 Linux-based open source smartphone is currently taking a new strategy in cell phone design. the company lets their customers engage in the design process.

OpenMoko’s goal is to change phones from being disposable gadgets with rapidly declining value and into mobile computers that get more valuable as you customize them. These ideas and concepts sound great in theory, and would do well if they ever make it to the mass market.

“Otello”, smart move and cool idea that let you flexible and generic searching. It can potentially let you find things that are hard to verbalize into a query. Now that image recognition is making some movements in the way of application, we can expect to see more functionality introduced into mobile devices.