This is truly for us to guess, as we have no clue whatsoever what the new device compromises of, but according to Cybette at her Jaiku, she received a prototype, and she is so excited about it, that she actually told (or teased) us.
If you guys didn’t know, Cybette, or Carol Chen is the Senior Integration Engineer at Nokia, so the last thing this should be is a fake rumour. Carol wrote that "it’s NXX on the spec sheet in front of me and N00 on the proto" which tells us that it cannot be a N96, but a new unreleased model.

Most of us wondered if it was a Touch UI device, which wasn’t fully answered, but the tip makes me believe that it is the new generation of S60 phones. "as for touch, it’s a touchy subject, so i will not touch it," wrote Carol.

What we can really do is only speculate…

This guy has been in all bloggers headlines for a simple fact: It lasts longer than any other phone, atleast that is what the manufacturer says.

According to Zhong Jun, the ZJ 268’s battery has 32800mah and will last 100 days on standby mode. Some blogs say 666 days, others say 2 years, no one is really sure, but I would surely like to put this baby to the test

In many discussions I’ve read that not even laptop batteries are that powerful, and this has to be a scam, an intelligent one to make it to most tech news websites.

If Nokia doesn’t release phones with decent resolution, it doesn’t mean that LG can’t.

The LH2300 Touch Web only seems to be available to Korea and other parts on Asia, I say this because it features T-DMB, and not DVB-h which was standardised by the European Union.

The phone also boasts 3G connectiviy, and of course the best part of it: 800×480 resolution for a touchscreen. There is a 3 megapixel camera with an obvious autofocus, anti-shake, and face recognition.

To finish, there is Bluetooth v2.0, hopefully with A2DP, and a microSD slot.

Source: IntoMobile

Not really a big news to anyone, but we haven’t noticed that we actually achieving a new standard.
The change from a black and white screen to colour LCD was quite an important change in mobile phone history, and now it’s the touchscreens as input methods.

From Navi-wheels to touchpads, and to multi-touch screens, the future is surely touch and feel.

"Catalyzed by Apple’s iPhone, sales of touch screens using projected-capacitive technology are growing dramatically," said Jennifer Colegrove, senior analyst for emerging displays at iSuppli.

"Projected capacitive touch screen technology is more durable and has better transmittance than the more commonly used resistive technology. More touch-screen manufacturers are developing and commercializing this type of screen. Furthermore, the average pricing gap between the capacitive and resistive display types is dwindling, making the technology more attractive."

Source: Cellular News