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Sony Ericsson today released the new T303 Daisy Edition mobile phone. This entry-level slider is currently available from T-Mobile UK for just £49.99. The Sony Ericsson T303 Daisy Edition supports tri-band GSM/GPRS connectivity and features a 1.8 inch 128 x 160 pixels TFT display, a 1.3MP camera, an integrated FM radio, Bluetooth connectivity and 8MB internal memory. The Sony Ericsson T303 Daisy Edition might be a good Christmas gift for those who like fashionable mobile phone. [UnWiredView]

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Nokia will release the new slider handset that is powered by the Series 40 operating system. Known as the Nokia 6260 Slide, the phone has a 2.4 inch display (320 x 480 resolution), 360° navi-key, microSD memory card slot, a 5MP Carl Zeiss camera with flash, assisted GPS and Wi-Fi connectivity. The handset also supports quad-band GSM/EDGE connectivity and tri-band UMTS connectivity. Priced at around €300, the Nokia 6260 Slide will be released in early 2009. [Nokia]

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Nokia has released the latest commercial video for its Nokia N96 Bruce Lee Phone. FYI, this ad is not actual footage of Bruce Lee. Watch the video after the jump. [YouTube]

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Samsung Omnia is one of our best choices for Windows mobile smartphone. It is priced at $250, which is cheaper than the Verizon Touch Pro ($350) and has better quality than the RIM Blackberry Storm ($199). The Samsung OMNIA offers a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, 5.0-megapixel camera, 128MB of RAM, 614-MHz processor, and uses Windows Mobile 6.1 OS. [Techeblog]

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Hugo Boss has teamed up with Samsung for its own branded handset. Based on the Samsung F480, the Hugo Boss Phone comes jam packed with a 5MP shooter, a 2.8 inch touchscreen display, 3G and HSDPA connectivity and Redesigned TouchWiz interface. The phone also features a collection of ringtones that reflect Hugo Boss style. Each €479 purchase will come bundled with a Hugo Boss-styled Bluetooth headset. [UnWredView]

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Designer: Goodmorning Technology

There is nothing futuristic about the Goodmorning Technology’s phone concepts for Topcom, but these phones do ask for attention with their simplicity, both in appearance and use. The two concepts are the Butler 500 cordless DECT phone and the Butler 920 Skype phone. The cordless DECT phone with touch-sensitive keys can be placed vertically or horizontally into the charger. The back of the phone touts a screen that displays information like time and new messages. The Butler 920 Skype phone is a normal Skype phone conceptualized with the primary focus on minimalist design.

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Target Customers: People who work in rugged environs.

While the Sonim XP3 was expected to be available from March 2009, it’s good to know that the firm has plans to make it available prior to Christmas. More rugged than the Sonim XP1, the Xtreme Performance 3 GSM phone smacks of Military Spec rating of 810F against salt, fog humidity, transport and thermal shock. The phone is able to withstand one meter of water depth for 30 minutes. Its 1180 mAh battery accounts for 5.5 hours of talk time and more than 9 days of standby time. Without a doubt, this kind of a phone is intended for use on places like construction sites by rugged individuals.

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Things seem unbelievable here as a geek gets his hands on one of the Sony Ericson’s abort models. Yes, you guessed it right…the P5i, codenamed ‘Paris.’ So-called N95 killer, the Paris, remained in the news for months, but for some reason Sony Ericsson wasn’t feeling comfortable releasing it hence, cancelled its release. But, now a reviewer beautifully video-reviewed the proto version of the handset, captured few worthwhile shots and posted them on the Esato forum. Here are the videos [after the jump] unleashing the mystery hidden behind the unreleased handset.

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While Nokia is thinking of launching gesture-controlled phones in the near future, Samsung seems to be banking on flexible OLEDs, at least for now. Their new concept phone, showcased at the FPD International show in Yokohama, opens to reveal a large, bright flexible OLED display. The phone looks like a normal clamshell phone on the outside, but the inclusion of the folding OLED full-screen display inside does deserve attention. We have no idea when we are going to see this folding OLED phone from Samsung in stores near us, but it’s good to see that industry giants are busy thinking of new ideas every other day. Video after the jump…

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The Chinese have done it again! This time, they have cloned the very famous HTC Touch Diamond. The cloned HB 778 dual SIM card phone shares the same looks and features a dual slider design. The phone slides up, to reveal the numeric keypad and sliding from the side, shows the gaming keys. Without switching the phone off, it allows for you to use two different SIM cards to standby. As expected, the HB 778 comes equipped with a TV tuner card. The phone is pre-loaded with classic games, such as the Super Mario.

Technical Specifications: A 2.8-inch touchscreen, TV function, FM radio, Touch keypad, 1.0-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, SIM slot, and microSD slot.

The HB 778 dual SIM card phone sells for $151!

Via: SlipperyBrick