CTIA Hands-On Roundup
Our sister site Ubergizmo had a chance to go hands-on with some of the hottest mobile devices displayed at CTIA. Check out the links for exclusive first impressions and hands-on images live from CTIA 2007:
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Our sister site Ubergizmo had a chance to go hands-on with some of the hottest mobile devices displayed at CTIA. Check out the links for exclusive first impressions and hands-on images live from CTIA 2007:

Pictures have surfaced of what is reportedly leaked images of the Nokia N82. The official announcement of the N82 is expected November 2nd. The N82 looks like a phone that might take adjustment on the users part, as the keys are ultra-thin and probably awkward to navigate if you are not accustomed to the slim style. Also included with the newly leaked images is a new set of rumored specs, which seems to highlight the impressive camera phone on the device. Here are some highlights:
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Bell Canada has announced two new phones to be added to their network. Bell will be offering the ultra-slick LG Shine for those who want the 2 MP camera, Bluetooth, microSD memory slot, and music player, of the high-end device while the Sanyo S1 is more of an entry-level phone, with none of the extra media goodies that the LG Shine features, though does an equally good job of getting the job done for calling and texting.
The LG Shine will be available for CA$129.95 with a 3-year contract (CA$379.95 without a contract), while the Sanyo S1 will retail for only CA$19.99 with a 3-year contract, with a much steeper price of CA$149.99 without a new contract.


BGR has done it again, getting their mittens on the yet-to-be-released Pantech Duo. Here are their initial impressions.
First off, the device is really small. The keyboard is worlds better than the Helio Ocean, and while it might not be fair to compare it to the Ocean, it is more or less the same concept. 3G on here is such a pleasure, and while we’re not talking about Windows Mobile 6 Professional, Standard works just fine for this little handset. Battery life is a concern, especially with a 3G radio, but since we just got it we don’t have a real gage on battery performance. Voice quality and sound quality sounded crisp and clear as well.
How much longer do we have to wait, AT&T?


LG has gotten ready a bunch of new handsets that will be released in Europe, with the KE590 leading the way. This slider comes with a 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.0 and USB connectivity, MP3 audio playback, 56MB of internal memory and a microSD memory card slot. As for the KG291, it resembles the 590 in many aspects but drops the metallic design cues and has a scaled back 1.3 megapixel camera instead. In between both lie the KU830 that comes with UMTS support, making it one of the lowest-end 3G handsets from LG. Features of the KU830 include 60MB of internal memory, a microSD memory card slot, a 262k color display, and Bluetooth 1.2 support. No word on pricing for all three handsets as at press time.
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The Helio Mysto isn't that mysterious after all, since it is nothing but a rebranded Samsung SPH-A523. Basically, this is a CDMA version of the Samsung U600, also known as the Ultra Edition 10.9. All these naming conventions will surely have anyone confused, but this 10.9mm slider will come with pretty impressive features like a 3.2 megapixel camera, a QVGA display, touch sensitive buttons, EV-DO and stereo Bluetooth connectivity, and GPS functionality. No word on pricing and availability, but soon would be a good bet. Needless to say, it will run on the Helio interface unlike the Samsung U600.
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