After the spec leak of the E71, the E66 would follow, of course. Given the codename “Liam,” it will be christened its “E” name by the time of its launch. It features GPS, 3.2 Megapixel camera, quadband and bluetooth with a 320 x 320 display.

The U2E measures 11-inches and weighs 2 pounds. It features a 32GB SSD which makes it shock-resistant, a high-res webcam integrated into the LCD and the ASUS SmartLogon software which uses face recognition security.

The mini USB-type DMB Receiver called “K3″ has been released by Cobalt Technologies in the Korean market. In spite of its tiny external antenna, it promises clear images even in areas with poor reception. It sells for around USD$60.

Have you ever got your mobile phone stolen before? I bet many of us would say “yes.” You might want to consider getting the Phone Protector. It’s an application which is installed in hidden mode on your mobile phone. Using the Phone Protector, you could pinpoint the exact location of your phone, in case it was stolen, within a 500 meter radius. You can also lock your data remotely via SMS so you can ensure no sensitive information would be discovered. As of current, the trial version is only available for Nokia S60 3rd edition phones. Support for other handsets is expected in the future.

It’s LED-illuminated and ultra-compact as you can see on the picture. It can be used with practically any mobile device such as mobile phones and portable media players. It offers VGA resolution images and can project pictures up to 40 inches. Launch is expected to be in the next couple of months.

FCC has approved the HUAWEI U1215 Mobile Phone, now you can expect it any moment in the shops. The cell phone works on WCDMA 850/1900 MHz GSM / GPRS / EDGE 850/1800/1900 MHz. It supports microSD of up to 1 GB, USB connection and Bluetooth v1.2 version. There is a WAP browser too.

Neonode announced that its latest mobile phone, the Neonode N2, will hit US markets in 2008. Featuring patented neno user interface and zForce optical touch screen technology, the Neonode N2 provides an intuitive navigational experience for novice and advanced users alike. The zForce optical touchscreen works by reacting to sweeping and tapping signals on the screen - much like the Apple iPhone - and does not need a stylus or hard pressure.

This beautifully crafted mobile phone, inspired by military stealth aircrafts, is made of aircraft aluminum with buttons of sapphire crystal and stainless steel. The front screen and camera window are also of sapphire crystal.

Expansys recently unveiled two new products, one of which is the MWG Zinc II. It’s a smartphone using the Windows Mobile 6 Professional platform. It uses Samsung ARM CPU and features WiFi and bluetooth connectivity as well as GPS and a media player. The phone has a 2.8 inch touchscreen, 2 megapixel camera, and a 64MB memory which could be expanded via a microSD card. The MWG Zinc II will sell for around USD$680.