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Laptop Mag has made a 5 minute video preview of the upcoming and higly anticipated Nuvifone by Garmin. The device shown is a prototype, but it's good enough to keep us salivating and waiting for the Q4 release. Check out the video below.

 

This is a hands-on video of the new Samsung SGH D880 DuoS Dual-SIM cell phone.

The D880 supports two simultaneously active SIM cards, which can be easily switched between.

Check out the demo for more details.

Here's a little video demonstration of the LG KF600 cell phone that was released a while ago.

It comes with a touch-based InteractPad, which is used for navigation and features context-specific virtual keys capable of changing their function.

Watch the video to get a better idea.

For those interested, here's yet another video demo of the stylish and versatile Sony Ericsson Z555 clamshell with Gesture Control feature. Enjoy! 

 

Here is a little video of the new iRiver (GSM) phone presented at the CES in Las Vegas.

It slightly resembles the iPhone with its wide 480x272 resolution touch-sensitive display and supports multiple video and audio formats. We don't know yet if it has 3G support, definitely hoping on that.

Recently we have showed you a picture of the new Samsung F490 and P720 dual-SIM handsets launched in Ukraine.

Today we not only have a better closer shot of the two phones, but even offer you a short video, which brings in a little clarity about the devices.

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Nokia Medeo is the company's new ad-supported mobile video portal that has been launched recently.

It provides additional entertainment for Nokia handset owners with the "latest on everything from red carpet news, interviews with your favorite TV and movie stars, film trailers, fashion and music".

 

 

Check out this video of the recently announced Sony Ericsson K770i . It comes in different colors: beige, purple and brown.

The price is about $420.

Here is a video of a yet unannounced Samsung smartphone looking similar to the popular SGH-i600 "Blackjack".

As far as we've managed to find out from the presentation, it is a WM6-based UMTS handset featuring a square-aspect touch-screen, mouse scroll, and a front camera for video conferencing.

AT&T's Video Share service is now available for AT&T subscribers in 160 markets. This service allows users to send a live one-way video stream via HSDPA network from one phone to another during a voice conversation.

The monthly fee is just $4.99 for 25 minutes of usage, or $9.99 for 60 minutes of usage.

For non-subscribers sending a video signal will cost 35 cents per minute.