Nokia’s latest addition to the N Series line of phones has started shipping to Europe, Asia and the Middle East. The N95 is a Symbian OS smartphone with a 2 way slide design. Features includes integrated WLAN, GPS navigation, 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, support for HSDPA, EDGE and WCDMA networks and more.
When available the Motorola Q will be the world’s thinnest QWERTY mobile phone in the world (11.5mm) and one of the first devices to run on the Microsoft Windows Mobile 5 operating system. Features includes: Bluetooth, IrDA, mini USB connectivity, 320×240 pixel 65K TFT LCD screen, 1.3MP digital camera and a Mini-SD memory card slot. The expected release date of the Moto Q is Q1 2006.
Details of the upcoming HP iPAQ HW6500 was revealed on the FCC website which shows the mobile device will run Windows Mobile 2003 SE Phone Edition on a 312 MHz Intel XScale Processor. Other features includes: a square 240×240 pixel screen, 64MB RAM, QWERTY keyboard, Bluetooth, GPS and will run on the GSM/GPRS networks and has EDGE support. Also there is a model with a 1.2MP digital camera and one without.