O2, an European cellphone carrier, has announced the availability of their latest cellphone which is called O2 Ice. The cellphone has a 1.3MP digital camera, Bluetooth, and MP3 support. The device will be launched this September in the UK. It will cost around £100.O2 Ice Cell Phone
O2, an European cellphone carrier, has announced the availability of their latest cellphone which is called O2 Ice. The cellphone has a 1.3MP digital camera, Bluetooth, and MP3 support. The device will be launched this September in the UK. It will cost around £100.O2 Graphite Smartphone
The O2 Graphite smartphone is powered by Windows Mobile 5 and offers an Intel Xscale PXA 270 (416MHz) processor, 128MB Flash ROM, a 2.2-inch TFT screen, 2.0MP camera, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 2.0. T3 provides us with the video of this smartphone. Video after the jump!
O2 Cocoon Music
The O2 Cocoon features FM radio alarm clock and has a 3.5mm socket. The phone has a 2GB storage that can be doubled to 4GB using the Micro SD slot. The controls for the MP3 player are on the outside. Other specs include Bluetooth A2DP, 2MP shooter with flash and AF plus the ability to handle DRM-free AAC iTunes Plus downloads. The 3G O2 Cocoon phone will be released in the UK in August for $590.Pantech And O2 To Release The Cocoon HSDPA
Pantech has recently announced that the Cocoon will be available soon through the English operator O2. FYI, the Cocoon is an HSDPA Phone with an original external screen. It’s a pretty hot looking phone, but it won’t be available in the States. Hit the jump to read the list of specifications.Motorola Zeppelin spotted pre-launch
A new Android handset believed to be the Motorola Zeppelin has been spotted in Brazil, where’s it’s expected to go on sale imminently. Gizmodo Brazil caught up with the entry-level smartphone, which runs Android 1.5 and packs Motorola’s MOTOBLUR social networking aggregation.motorola zeppelin leak 540x360
Otherwise specifications aren’t entirely clear – this is only a prototype, too – but the Zeppelin is described as a Motorola BACKFLIP without the hardware keyboard. The original source works for Motorola, apparently, where the phone was demonstrated to employees last week.
The Zeppelin is expected to go on sale in Brazil in March 2010, but there’s no confirmation or otherwise about whether it could cross over to the US or Europe; last we heard, however, there were rumors of it arriving at some point on T-Mobile USA. Although there’s a market for budget Android devices, we can’t get quite as enthusiastic over them as some of the high-end options we’re expecting to see in the next six months.
