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Asus plans to release a new Pocket PC Phone really soon.

The upcoming handset is called Asus P750 and will be available in Asian countries starting from December. It has a pretty impressive feature set, which will leave no one disappointed:

• Windows Mobile 6.0 Professional OS;
• Marvell PXA27x 520 MHz CPU;
• Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and tri-band UMTS/HSDPA;
• 2.

Samsung i550 is a new 3G GPS phone expected to ship in November.

Its features include EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA support, 3.2Mpix camera with AF and flash, and USB 2.0 cable and Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity.

Looks like this one won't appear in the U.S.

AT&T unveiled some information about the Motorola Q9H, named MOTO Q Global by the company.

This is a WM6-based 3G smartphone first announced back in February supporting GSM/EDGE/HSDPA networks, and featuring an integrated GPS receiver with location-based services applications, and a 2Mpix photo/video camera.

Samsung SGH-i560 is a new GPS-enabled slider phone available soon at Vodafone.

Running on Symbian OS, the device features GPRS/WCDMA/HSDPA connectivity, a 3.2Mpix camera with 16x digital zoom, and a 2.4" QVGA 262k color TFT display.

The handset is expected to be released sometime in Q4 2007 for around €415.

Tchart Development has just released the newest version of its Speed Sentry application for GPS-enabled handsets.

The latest release as before warns the driver to slow up when the road speed limit is exceeded, and also gives warnings about upcoming speed cameras, so you won't get flashed speeding.

HTC presents its new P6550 Sedna PDA phone. This device is really powerful and has the following specifications:

• Networks: GSM/EDGE/GPRS/WCDMA/HSDPA and Wi-Fi b/g
• CPU: Qualcomm MSM7200, 400MHz
• ROM: 256MB,RAM: 64MB or 128MB
• 1GB NAND Flash (optional)
• OS: Windows Mobile 6.0
• Connectivity: Bluetooth, miniUSB
• Display: 3.

The Pharos GPS Phone 600 is a new full-featured WM6-based smartphone that combines GPS and cell phone functionality in a single device. It allows users to navigate to their destinations while staying in touch. The handset is compatible with most GSM operators, but if you are a T-mobile subscriber, you'll get a $200 discount on purchase.

Connectivity features include support for GSM/GPRS/EDGE and Wi-Fi networks for teal time traffic, email and web access, and Bluetooth technology for data interchange.

US Cellular has launched its new service, called Your Navigator, which brings GPS functionality to your cell phone. With Your Navigator you can get turn-by-turn directions whether driving or on foot. It also offers auto-rerouting and nearly 14 million POIs.

The service is based on Networks In Motion LBS platform and is compatible with Kyocera 312 and LG 245 phones.

Samsung i550 is the company's new 3G handset with integrated GPS functionality. There is not much info about it right now – no pricing and availability details, and who will be the carrier also remains a question. And without some good photos, we can't even tell whether it is a slider or a candy bar phone. Let's just wait for a press release.

FCC has approved the new Nokia's Bluetooth GPS Module LD-4W. This is a GPS add-on for Nokia's smartphones with Bluetooth support and for the Nokia 770 phone. The company already has a GPS-enabled smartphone, the N95, but not everyone can afford it. So the add-on was an excellent solution.

Despite that all information about the device is strictly confidential, one photo leaked though.