The Nokia E71 hasn’t even been announced by Nokia themselves, nevermind started shipping, although few retailers already have them, which is quite strange.

As we await for more news on the next E-series device, we can only stare at the pictures:

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The Blackberry 9000 is to be announced on the 12th, which means next week, but there is already a review out there from CrackBerry, which almost confirms this release date.

If you can’t remember the specifications, they are:

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Johannesburg, South Africa – Nokia today unveiled the Nokia N78, a multimedia computer that combines music, navigation and photography with the benefits of mobility, to the South African market. The Nokia N78 is designed to take advantage of the new suite of Nokia services including Share on Ovi – a new online service that enables consumers to share their personal media.

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The Motorola ROKR E8 had only 2GB internal memory but there was an interesting touch-sensitive keypad and a useful Navi-wheel, but it far from its rivals, and it only got officially released at the Mobile World Congress.

The E10, however has more possibility as it hasn’t been released, according to sources, there is a touchscreen, a 3 megapixel camera with autofocus, and 3G. This isn’t enough to win the mobile market, as enough internal memory would be necessary to even think of competing against the upcoming devices.

Source: Mobile Whack

After Nokia’s release of four phones into the entry-level market, Samsung leaked three of these devices, and it seems that it happened at the same event the Samsung L870, U800, and i900 were spotted.

Two of these phones, namely the Samsung B510 and B300, have CSTN displays, which are cheap displays with lower image quality and response rate that LCD TFT.

Little we know about the device, the only information we have is the following: Read more »