Sony-Ericsson T850i concept
Along with the sneak peek we had of the W890i, here is a concept design for the T850i, designed by a Sony-Ericsson fanatic (spotted on Esato). The T850i concept phone would be 3G-enabled and offer GPS support, a 5MP camera with a Xenon flash, and the ability to record videos at 30 fps. The specs of this device aren't overly ambitious, meaning that a similar device could technically be built in the near future. I wonder how fast the xenon flash would deplete a battery…
AT&T has released the first HSUPA laptop card. Staring today, AT&T will be enabling HSUPA service on their 3G network. HSUPA increases upload speeds of the HSDPA network considerably, reaching speeds of 500-800 kbps, though download speed will not change. The Sierra Wireless AirCard 881 device supports quad-band EDGE connections, as well as tri-band HSDPA/HSUPA connectivity, providing a way for you to connect almost anywhere worldwide. After rebates and with a two-year contract, the card is free. The unlimited nationwide 
Skype is currently collaborating with a UK wireless carrier to develop a new cellphone, truly making Skype accessible to virtually anyone, anywhere in the world. This top secret device has been code-named "white phone" and will be released later this month in Italy, Britain, Hong Kong, and Australia. Both companies could license the technology to other carriers or potentially sell them directly to consumers in the US. Can't wait to see what the final result looks like.
Now here's an image of the secretive Glofiish X600 smartphone that will succeed the X500. Apart from the design difference, you will find a different operating system at the heart of things with Windows Mobile 6 Professional. Other features include global roaming GSM, WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, a 400MHz Samsung processor, a 2.8" 65k color touchscreen display, 128MB ROM, 64MB RAM, a 2 megapixel camera, and a microSD memory card slot. No idea on how much it costs, but cheap shouldn't be the word here.
Virgin Mobile has just made the 
Alltel Wireless has teamed up with Motorola to bring the Motorokr Z6m, boasting Alltel's Celltop technology that enables customers to access, manage, and organize a wide range of information stored on their handsets in a fast and easy manner. The Z6m is pre-loaded with 10 cells, including an exclusive XM Radio Mobile cell that delivers up to 20 channels of streaming XM Radio Mobile accompanied by simple controls for navigating through channels at a monthly fee of $7.99. As for the Z6m, it boasts an integrated MP3 player, a 3.5mm headphone jack, stereo Bluetooth connectivity, and USB 2.0 connectivity. For more features on Celltop, head on after the jump.
Sprint will be releasing the