How many cellphone ads do we see that feature a guy featured inside, barring David Beckham? Very few, I say, and this is no different with females parading the Motorola W371, W212 and W510 handsets with a permanently ecstatic look plastered on their mugs. The W212 is an Asia Pacific CDMA basic cellphone with ordinary specification, bringing an FM radio and a CSTN display to budget users. As for the GSM W371 and W510, where the former resembles the W375 albeit missing out on the camera and FM playback.

T-Mobile has new data plans in store that aim to benefit subscribers, bringing the Total Internet add-on that provides unlimited web browsing and data service for devices such the HTC Wing and Dashfor a mere $19.99 - that's a $10 discount from its previous price. As for the BIS add-on, the price will remain at $19.99 for customers who find the full BlackBerry email/web browsing experience useful. If you're currently grooving with T-Mobile, then this news ought to be a welcome addition especially as the weekend is about to kick off.

Here's a sneak peek at the Samsung SGH-G600 handset that will soon be available to cellphone carriers everywhere. It has that classy look found on the D900 and the U600, save for the inclusion of a stunning 5 megapixel camera. Other internal improvements include updated software and a better looking interface. Initial tests have shown that the camera is pretty good when it comes to image quality, but the jury is still out on overall performance. Do look out for reviews to pop online soon.

Looks like the Motorola Z10 will be available from O2 next month owards, and upon closer inspection you'll realize that the Z10 is nothing but an over-glorified Z8, with the main difference being the 3.2 megapixel camera. No idea on how much this 3G capable handset will cost, but it shouldn't exactly set you back by a considerable amount. Anyone game for an upgrade?

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AT&T and Nokia has just announced that the Nokia 6555 clamshell handset is available, making it available to quad-band GSM/EDGE and dual-band WCDMA 3G networks. Features include a 2" 16 million color TFT display, an external 256k color display, a 1.23 megapixel camera (shame considering 2 megapixels are the bare minimum these days), QCIF video recording, 30MB of internal memory, and a microSD memory card slot. If you're interested, you can always pick one up for $49.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and a 2-year contract.