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Here's a leaked image of the upcoming Fujitsu F905i that will feature the largest display in the entire 905i series, measuring a whopping 3.2" diagonally across at WVGA+ resolution (480 x 862 pixels) in 16 million colors. The camera is pretty impressive as well, bringing 3.2 megapixels of goodness along with autofocus. The F905i boasts the swinging screen design found on the F904i originally, and improvements include multitasking capabilities, enabling you to take advantage of its 1Seg DMB compatibility while using a full HTML browser simultaneously. No idea on how much it costs but you can bet your bottom dollar that this will be available in Japan only.

Looks like the folks at the FCC have gotten their mittens on the Asus P550 smartphone, which can only indicate that this device will probably be released sometime in the very near future. It will be powered by a Marvel PXA270 520MHz processor running on Windows Mobile 6.0 Professional. Other hardware specifications include 256MB ROM, 64MB RAM, support for 2100MHz UMTS networks and tri-band GSM networks, a 3.5" 65 color TFT display at 240 x 320 resolution, a 2 megapixel camera, WiFi and Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity, and a miniSD memory card slot. Having a GPS navigation function embedded inside would've made this one highly desirable product, but let's see if the current high end specs will be able to perform as well in theory first.

The upcoming LG Viewty cellphone will feature DivX playback, enabling you to carry your favorite movies encoded in DivX format wherever you go. You can either watch it on the go or hook it up to a nearby TV without going through the hassle of format conversion. The Viewty ships with a DivX certified logo, so incompatibility problems will definitely be ruled out in the finished product. Some of the other impressive features on this 5 megapixel digital camera phone include 120 fps video recording, an image stabilizer, handwriting recognition, and manual focus for its camera. Folks in Europe can start lining up for the LG Viewty this October onwards, as other regions will pick it up sometime after that.

Looks like touch-based interface in cellphones are starting to make even more headway with the Apple iPhone and LG Prada paving the way (some will even include the Treo 600 and its successors as well along with a slew of HTC smartphones). Sony Ericsson has just patented an application known as “Programmable keypad". Hopefully the final product would be one that Sony Ericsson is proud off, as losing out in this potential blockbuster market could affect the company's bottomline dramatically.

Vodafone has snagged the Symbian-powered Samsung SGH-i560 as an exclusive handset, bringing the GPS slider to the masses sometime in the near future. Features include GPRS/WCDMA/HSDPA connectivity, a 3.2 megapixel camera with 16x digital zoom, and a 2.4? QVGA 262k color TFT display. Pricing details have been kept under wraps, although many would expect it to fall within the 415 Euro range when it is released in Q4 this year.