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For those who want to pick up a PDA phone in Korea can always choose the PIDION BM-500 from Bluebird. The specifications stated are pretty impressive, featuring 802.11b/g WiFi connectivity, Bluetooth and T-DMB support, a 2.8" QVGA TFT LCD display, a 1.3 megapixel camera, 512MB ROM, a miniSD memory card slot, and an IrDA interface that lets you use the BM-500 as a remote control. Too bad it still runs on the Windows Mobile 5.0 Phone Edition instead of moving towards Windows Mobile 6 - strange decision, eh? Well, we won't see this Stateside anyways so it doesn't matter that there is no pricing attached to it just yet.

Looks like LG has done it again - release yet another slider cellphone that will only be a Korea exclusive. The LG SH150 boasts a whole load of features such as atext viewer, an improved search function that makes it a cinch to find the desired content in a handset, a fast 7.2Mbps data transmission speed for quick mobile browsing, multi-channel S-DMB service support, WCDMA auto-roaming, mobile banking using the USIM card, an electronic dictionary, and a subway map for those with a poor sense of direction. The LG SH150 will retail for approximately $545 which is rather expensive no matter how you look at it, but the functions packed within ought to make anyone happy.

Owners of the Palm Treo 750 can finally experience the goodness of Windows Mobile 6 Professional for free, although the downside to this good news is, it affects customers in Australia only - specifically those who subscribe to the "3" network. Those lucky folks will be able to get the Windows Mobile 6 upgrade sometime in the middle of this month, while other Australian carriers will have to sit it out until early next month. To rub salt into the wounds, Palm has not released any similar upgrade to international users. According to the leaked picture, the release firmware versionis CE OS 5.2.1239 (Build 17746.0.2.4).

Rumors of the N81 definitely aren't new, but we finally have images of the N81 dummy phone. When compared to the N80, it is clear that the N81 is by far and large much smaller and slimmer despite cramming in control keys, stereo speakers, and 8GB of internal memory - making this a music-centric handset. Features include a 2 megapixel camera that is a step backwards from the 3 megapixel camera found on the N80, a 3.5mm stereo jack, a microUSB port, and a standard Nokia charging port. That's all we know about the N81 at this point in time - more details to come as news breaks.

The HTC Advantage will finally arrive on US shores, and this is set to replace notebooks - or will it? The $899 price tag certainly suggests so, but I feel that the Advantage remains in no man's land. After all, measuring 5.25" x 3.86" x 0.63" certainly won't make it slip into your pockets easily, and the 5" touchscreen display will certainly cramp your style when dealing with large documents. Features include WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, a miniSD card slot, Windows Mobile 6, Outlook Mobile, an 8GB hard drive, 128MB RAM, a 3 megapixel camera, GPS navigation, and a magnetically-connected QWERTY keyboard. At that price, you could probably pick up a decent notebook that does much more, although your shoulders will have to suffer a wee bit extra from lugging it around.