Any laptop or tech fan knows who AlienWare is, but for those who doesn’t AlienWare is known for their High Ending PCs and laptops. In mine opinion this was the coolest mobile phone so far. This is not more than a mocked up version of what would be a mobile phone produced by them.

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More news from the MWC in Barcelona. The company PacketVideo launched their new Mobile Broadcaster on the event. The product is a tiny device that receives DVB-H signals and then stream it via WiFi.

This is a great alternative for users who not have a mobile phone with the TV receiver installed, however it looks like the little product is aimed for Operators and not end users.

What it is great about it is that it can be charged over USB and has a Lithim-Ion battery. Despite the whole Operator target thing, it is still a clever idea and nice way to give consumers more option when choosing a mobile.

[via Register Hardware]

Yeah the World Mobile Congress is showing some cool phones like the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1. Now the latest is the IRiver Mobile Phone, wait a minute don’t they produce only Mp3 players and PVP? Well they are trying to get in the mobile market in Europe for this year.

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No, this isn´t a title for an instructable on how to build your own mobile, it´s actually one of the most valuable moves of a mobile company: building cellphones out of recycled materials!

Nokia is well known for their cool designs and millions of different mobile models launched per year, and it´s also known for their almost disposable phones, wich are cheap and fragile(but that´s just my point of view), now they made a cool move with a cell phone made from recycled aluminum cans, plastic from drink bottles and

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While Android OS is taking little steps in its development, the giant Mobile OS company Symbian has announced a huge shipments for 2007. There were 77.3 millions smartphones with Symbian operation system  lat year (HOLY GUACAMOLE). It is a 50% increase if compared to previous year sales. Windows Mobile will have a long way to catch up, but it is likely that the new Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 will give a little push.

[via Intomobile]