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We're no sure pabout You probably know that AT&T-branded Samsung SGH-i780 will be renamed to i788. Well, here's a new rumor: this phone could actually be the upcoming Blackjack 3. And why not, with all those great features, some of which are lacking on the Blackjack II:

• Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional OS;
• 3G HSDPA;
• Optical touchpad with stylus;
• Forward-facing camera;
• WiFi;
• GPS.

The upcoming Nokia 5800 "Tube" has been recently spotted on a poster for the Germany's SMS Shop. Strangely, but it looks like it was rebranded to XpressMusic handset, rather than XpressMedia. Any guesses what this could mean? Anyway, according to the poster we now know for sure it does WLAN and HSDPA, and judging by the fact that all other phones in the picture have already been announced, we suppose that the Tube is also on its way of becoming official.

According to Akihabara, Toshiba is planning to release its Portege G810 smartphone on June 20th.

We don't know where exactly it will be available and how much it will cost, so stay tuned for more details as we get them. Meanwhile, here's a short speclist to give you an idea of what the device has to offer:

• Windows Mobile 6.1;
• HSDPA/HSUPA;
• 2.

AT&T launched a promo website for the upcoming U.S. version of the BlackBerry Bold, i.e. the same Bold only with an AT&T logo on it. The carrier didn't announce the exact release date yet, but we hope to see the device in the U.S. within the July timeframe.

The feature list is taken from the site and can be found below:

• GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA support;
• Integrated Wi-Fi/GPS;
• 480 x 320 resolution display;
• Memory card slot;
• 1GB of built-in storage;
• 624MHz CPU;
• 128MB of Flash memory;
• Bluetooth 2.

HP has finally decided to start shipping its iPAQ 900 / 914 3G business communicator, which was announced back in September of last year.

The device's system was updated to Windows Mobile 6.1, in rest everything remains the same: 2.46" display, Wi-Fi, GPS, HSDPA, 3Mpix camera, and a 1800mAh battery.

Worldwide shipping should start on June 30th.

Apparently, Samsung is planning to launch its new SPH-W5000 pretty soon. The phone's photo was posted on the company's website, and I must say it looks great. And now let's take a look at its features:
Samsung SPH-W5000 specs:

• Dimensions: 100.4 x 50.5 x 13.5 mm;
• Weight: 96 g;
• WAP/MMS;
• Triband GSM (900/1800/1900MHz), WCDMA, HSDPA 3.

Samsung has finally announced its i900 Omnia. We knew about its features long before its announcement, but let's recap them anyway:

• Networks: quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE + HSDPA 7.2Mbps;
• Connectivity: USB, stereo Bluetooth (A2DP), Wi-Fi;
• Display: 3.2" WQVGA (240×400 pixels) touchscreen;
• Camera: 5Mpix with auto-focus, ace and smile detection, auto-panorama shots;
• OS/UI: Windows Mobile 6.

EMOBILE H11HW phone specs:

• Networks: HSDPA / W-CDMA 1700 MHz; up to 3.6 Mbps (down) / and up to 384 kbps (upstream);
• Size: 49.5 x 97, 8 x 17, 5 mm;
• Weight: 105 g;
• Camera: 2Mpix, front VGA;
• Main display: 2" (176 x 220) TFT;
• External display: 1" (96 x64) OLED;
• Memory: ~60 MB user accessible, expandable with microSD cards (up to 2GB);
• Connectivity: Bluetooth 1.

Unlike what we seen previously, this new photo of the Samsung SGH-i900 is clear and finally gives us the full idea of how the device looks.

While the phone offers some decent specifications like a 240 x 400 display, 5Mpix camera, 16GB of onboard memory, HSDPA, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0, we somehow have a feeling it will cost much more than we think...

E-TEN has officially announced three new glofiish Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphones, which it plans to showcase at Computex this week. They are:

• DX900 - a dual-SIM handset very similar in design to the TV-friendly V900 (this model wa also announced) today;
• X900 - a quad-band GSM smartphone with HSDPA support, as well as Windows Mobile 6.