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AT&T has taken up the task to launch the HTC Tilt this October 5th (and not September 30th as we speculated earlier). What can you expect from the Tilt? For starters, you get a 3 megapixel camera with autofocus, HSDPA connectivity, stereo Bluetooth for maximum, wireless music enjoyment, a microSDHC memory card slot (capable of holding up to 32GB microSDHC cards), WiFi support, an integrated GPS receiver, and BlackBerry Connect support - all these are powered by the Windows Mobile 6 Professional operating system. Sounds as though HTC has pretty much got everything covered. The HTC Tilt can be yours for just $299.99 from AT&T after the full suite of rebates is used, while you tie yourself down to yet another contract.

Back in July, the Vertu Ascent Ti was but another handset that was floating around in the annals of the FCC. Official photos and details are now available, and here's more skinny on the Vertu Ascent Ti. This quad-band GSM cellphone will feature 3G connectivity in addition to its 3 megapixel camera, a titanium chassis, a sapphire face layer, and a cowhide back (choose from red, black, or brown colors). The main attraction would be "Vertu Fortress" that enables users to sync notes, contacts and calendars with an online server. The Vertu Ascent Ti won't be cheap though, retailing for a jaw-dropping $6,628. It comes with a trio of specially composed ringtones from David Arnold, the famed Bond-movie composer.

The iPhone was truly revolutionary where its user interface is concerned, but take a look at the video of this Nokia handset and tell me you're not impressed. This yet-unnamed Nokia phone will be released sometime next year, boasting a virtually identical user interface to that of the iPhone. Combine that user interface with Nokia's expertise at cramming in high end features into their handsets and chances are you have a very strong contender to go up against the iPhone. Imagine having GPS navigation as well as a whole slew of multimedia features on a touchscreen phone with Nokia branding - sounds like every geek's wet dream to me.

AT&T has finally made the Sony Ericsson W580i available, long after the handset was released earlier this year. It is a pretty affordable music phone, retailing between $79 and $129 depending on the contract you sign up with. This Walkman cellphone boasts an integrated FM radio, TrackID and MusicID music recognition programs, a 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth A2DP connectivity, a Memory Stick Micro slot, a 2" display, and a pedometer. Sony Ericsson makes pretty good music handsets, and the W580i is definitely worth checking out.

Here's a video of the recently released Serenata cellphone, the result of a collaboration between Samsung and Bang & Olufsen. It costs a whopping $2,000 - definitely not an amount that I would fork out for a cellphone that relies more on the brand name and pedigree than souped up hardware specifications.

Here's a video of the new HTC Touch Dual Slider that was recently released. The entire dialogue is pretty dry courtesy of a British monotone, but it ought to be more interesting that viewing all the facts and figures that are available on your spreadsheet. After viewing the video, what do you think of the HTC Touch Dual Slider? Would you rush out to get one?

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