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The successor of the Samsung Omnia Pro B7320 will be launched soon, with the name Samsung Omnia Pro B7330. Looking at the first images available, it looks a lot like the INQ Chat, but the new device from Samsung uses Windows Mobile 6.5. It measures 115 x 59 x 10.8mm, with a 2.63″ display with the resolution of 240×320 pixels. The photocamera has the resolution of 3.2 Megapixels.

Other technical specifications are the HSDPA, the Wi-Fi, the GPS, support to microSD cards and bluetooth. Price and availability haven’t been announced yet.

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Many people had been waiting for Samsung to decide whether to release the software package that would allow the creation of mobile widgets for their TouchWiz interface. In fact, a few hours ago, the Korean company actually released a full SDK for the development of those widgets.

The SDK can be downloaded from the specific area on the Samsung Mobile Innovator website, and it features all the tools and documentation that are needed to developed many micro-applications.

The first information about this model from Samsung appeared back in April, and now we know that the T659 Scarlet will be sold by the American carrier T-Mobile. The cellphonei s a slidephone with a 2 megapixel photocamera.

There aren’t many more details about it, however, except the presence of the bluetooth and support to the 3G networks. The launch date was set for the next September 2nd, and the price hasn’t yet been announced.

The Indian mobile carrier Airtel will have the exclusivity in selling the new BlackBerry Curve 8520. The new RIM device has a 2.46″ display with the resolution of 240×320 pixels and a photocamera with the resolution of 2 Megapixels.

Featuring a physical QWERTY keyboard, it supports the EDGE connectivity and Wi-Fi. The battery, according to official data, guarantees 4.5 hours in conversation and 17 days in standby. The model should be available from today on for the price of $336.

Despite all the modern technology, there’s still a piece of the market that isn’t interested in touchscreen, web browsing, GPS, WiFi and all the newest innovations. There are some people that simply buy a cellphone for its original reason: make calls and send messages. And that’s the market range that LG wants to reach with their new GB109.

It’s a candybar with a 1.5″ display that views 65.000 colors. It has no photocamera, but it does feature FM radeio and a battery that guarantees 6 hours in conversation and 440 hours in standby. The device is going to be launch only at East Europe for now, for the price of around €100.

After the many new touchscreen devices, Samsung decided to launch an entry-level cellphone: the C3212 DuoS. The cellphone is a candybar without most of the high-technology devices usually found on cellphones nowadays, even the photocamera isn’t present.

At the moment, there aren’t many details on its technical specifications, but it’s likely that it won’t really feature the 3G networks. But one detail that is known is that the phone will support two sim cards at the same time. The cellphone will be launched in Russia at first, for the price of $196.

Using the Omnia project, Samsung has made a few modifications to the device, resulting in the development of the i320, a smartphone with touchscreen display to be launched on the Chinese market with the Unicom carrier. The 3″ display has a resolution of 240×400 pixels and takes advantage of the TouchWiz interface and also features Windows Mobile.

The processor is a Qualcomm QSC6975 while the internal memory features 516MB, expandable with microSDHC cards. The device will be compatible with the CDMA2000 1x EV-DO Rev.0 networks. No information about prices and availability have been released.

What kinds of cellphones we will have in the future? Nokia has showed a bit of their own ideas with the Nokia Morph concept and also LG has gone that way with a contest called “Design The Future”, and the winner was the HiFi concept, a very flexible cellphone that can become a headphone. Once folded back into a cellphone, it’s a candybar with two OLED touchscreen displays.

Of course, it’s still unknown how long it will take till we see this in the market, but it’s interesting to see new ideas like these popping up already.