The Sony Ericsson’s latest Touch screen W960i Walkman phone is an avid music listener’s must have. Why? This Walkman phone literally provides music at your fingertips. The phone is designed with a function that allows you to navigate the latest walkman player with your fingers if pushing buttons is not your thing. Just slide your hands across the screen and voila! the music plays! This devise allows you to store up to 8000 songs  on its 8GB memory which can be easily connected to your pc. Of course, if you want to enjoy your music privately, Sony Ericsson is throwing in a stereo headset as well.  Offering more than just music experience, it also has  Wi-Fi™ connectivity for Net surfing and its large 2.6” display is a great way to watch your favourite videos and view that lovely photos you can take via its 3.2 megapixel camera.

The holiday season is just around the corner and if you're still wondering what's a great gift to get for a special someone, Samsung has the answer. They are the SGH-E950, an ultra-sleek chameleon slider phone, the SGH-L600, which comes with a calorie counter for the health-concious female, the SGH-D880, which can support two SIM cards and the SGH-J750, a speedy 3G-enabled phone. Besides the four new phones, the Samsung Ultra Edition 12.1 HSDPA phone is given a new splash of colour choices for expressive individuals.

It's a mighty mobile to say the least. We've gotten our hands on the Nokia N95 8GB and we know we loved it.

Find out why by reading the review here.

Jennie, Johnny Walker's Digital Personal Assistant (DPA) will come in handy when one is inebriated. This free and easy to use application is currently available for Nokia N and E series phones and can be downloaded via a link sent by short message service (SMS). Although slated for island-wide launch in the first quarter of 2008, St James Power Station, one of the hottest nightspots has confirmed its participation in this initiative.

 

Introducing the LG 'Viewty' LG-KU990 digital camera mobile phone! It boasts of a 5 megapixel camera, Xenon flash, auto/manual focus, high ISO 800 and an image stabiliser. Not content with just playing catch-up to others, LG has even thrown in a 120 frames-per-second video recording mode.