Thanks to a few BlackBerrys, we can keep our standard “there arent any HotSpot@Home - compatible smartphones” argument to a minimum here, but still — you’ve gotta admit that T-Mobile’s seriously going overboard with the midrange WiFi handsets. It looks like the upcoming t339 flip will be yet another, thanks to FCC documentation showing the presence of 802.11 aboard its thin, brownish shell. For what it’s worth, this could end up being the sexiest HotSpot@Home dumbphone yet (we’re not huge fans of the Katalyst’s look, we admit), but still, guys, give us an N95 or something.

Before you call up your friends and ask them to save money for this device, let me tell you that it's just a concept. This device concept showcases some revolutionary leaps being explored by Nokia Research Center (NRC) in collaboration with the Cambridge Nanoscience Centre (United Kingdom) – nanoscale technologies that will potentially create a world of radically different devices that open up an entirely new spectrum of possibilities.

The highly popular Nokia 6300 has received a worthy successor in the face of the Nokia 6300i. Topped with Wi-Fi and VoIP support, the Nokia 6300i retains the original looks and functionality of the previous device.

Samsung and phones4u.co.uk have prepared an exclusive offer for the better half of the Earth's population (think women!). The new Samsung G600 Belle comes in a nice shade of burgundy and offers a unique fashionable feature - the retail box will include three bottles of nail polish by nail inc., one of which will match the new burgundy styling of the 5 megapixel slider.

The Samsung G600 has become a true bestseller for the South Korean company. It has struck gold with the careful balance of offering high-end features such as a 5 megapixel autofocus camera along with a reasonable price tag.