Nokia kinetic

This is a Nokia concept phone created by a designer called Jeremy Innes-Hopkins known as the Nokia Kinetic concept.
The phone is not just called Kinetic for fun. It gets its name from a feature of it. The phone has an electro-magnetic base which causes the phone to stand-up when a call is received. To reject the call, simply tap on the phone and it will go back to its previous position.
This feature is especially useful for video calling purposes and also can be used as a better way to view videos rather than with a kickstand, although landscape viewing might not be possible.
The main aspect of the phone is it’s design. The designer doesnt seem to have bothered much with the specifications. All we know is that it has a large borderless touchscreen, camera, mini-USB port etc.
While it all looks great in the photos, the phone seems a tad too thick for the pockets and anyway, like most concepts, this might also never see the light.

Nokia C6-01

Nokia C6 got a lot of attention when it was announced and it was even leaked weeks before the official announcement . Now a variant of the C6 called the C6-01 has been published on the Nokia Netherlands website. The main difference we can spot at this moment is the 8 MP Camera with a Dual LED Flash on the Back. The face of the phone looks strikingly similar to the C6The price of the phone is 279 EUR which is slightly more than the original C6.  Nokia’s all new confusing naming conventions are showing up again.

Motorola Charm

Motorola has finally announced the Charm, its Android powered smartphone with full QWERTY keyboard and touchscreen display. This handset runs on Android 2.1 operating system. Motorola Charm is optimized for social networking and comes with MOTO BLUR enhancements and a BACKTRACK feature that makes screen navigation even more intuitive.
Motorola Charm has a 3 megapixel camera with Kodak Perfect Touch technology, 2.8 inch touch screen display, i-FWi-Fi connectivity, BACKTRACK navigation pad, Adobe Flash enabled Web browsing, full suite of Google servicesGoogle services, pinch to zoom functionality, one-touch social media uploads to Facebook, MySpace, Picasa & PhotoBucket and so on.