Seems like we just told you about a Samsung slider yesterday, but here’s another one today, the Samsung SGH-D520, whose main claim to fame is its support for Bluetooth stereo headsets. The bad news is its USB 1.1 interface and measly 80MB of storage, where it will take you a long time to transfer those 25 songs into it.

On the plus side, it has a 262K-color, 240×320 2.12-inch screen, and at a mere 8.9mm thick, it’s small enough for the company to call it “the card phone.” Looks nice, but to us, it’s just another pretty face with not much underneath.

Samsung Press Release [via Mobilewhack]

From Engadget

LG has made a proud addition to its segment of feature-rich cell phones, the LG-U900 which is supposed to be the world’s first UMTS (WCDMA) DVB-H phone. It will be available thru Hutchison network “3″ in Italy as Hutchison is the one that has obtained exclusive DVB-H broadcasting rights for World Cup 2006. If you own this phone, you will have direct access to video of all World Cup matches beginning from June 6, thru Hutchison’s service channels,”La3”. After the Italian release, Hutchison plans make this phone available worldwide. It features a big 2.2-inch for mobile TV viewing, 1.3MP and VGA camera for video conferencing and internal memory capacity of 60MB combined with a T-Flash card slot.

It has some exclusive digital broadcasting features such as ESG (Electronics Service Guide) and CAS (Conditional Access System) for mobile and broadcasting operators, these functions support enhanced business models.

Specifications
Dimensions : 100.6X50.6X19.9mm.
Weight : 110g.
GSM Triband (900/1800/1900MHz).
GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) Class 10.
UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System) 2100MHz.
2.0 WAP browser.
Support Bluetooth connectivity.
Support DMB (Digital Multimedia Broadcasting) function.
Support Java platform.
MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service).
Rotational 2.2” 262144 colours TFT LCD display screen.
1.3M resolutions digital camera with video recorder/playback and digital zoom function.
MP3/MPEG4 player.
Call vibration.
Voice recording function.
64 bit MP3/MIDI polyphonic ring tone.
Text input predictive software.
MicroSD/TransFlash card expansion slot.
USB client.
Downloadable applications, games, pictures, animations and ring tones.
60MB internal memory.
Alarm clock, calendar, calculator, memo, Email, PC sync, photo album, photo editor, screensaver, wallpaper and games.

From Newlaunches.com

Garmin just announced their all singing, all dancing StreetPilot 2820 for cars and motorcycles. You get the usual 2D or 3D navigation features with WAAS-enabled 12 parallel channel GPS and FM TMC traffic info, but then Garmin goes deluxe by including a built-in MP3 and audio book player with remote control and some sweet, sweet Bluetooth wireless with mic and speaker for hands-free cellphone calling within your motorized cage. Slap on an XM smart antenna and the 2820 delivers XM Radio broadcasts or XM NavTraffic with weather information and enhanced routing around accidents and construction to boot. Like it on two-wheels? Then the 2820 doubles-up to deliver waterproof navigation via audio prompts to bikers equipped with Bluetooth helmets — sorry, no mention of A2DP Bluetooth Stereo audio support for two-wheelin’ danger music. The unit measures-in at 5.6 x 3.2 x 2.0-inches with a big 3.8-inch, 454 x 240, 64K TFT touchscreen display. A USB interface enables some custom uploads of points-of-interest, revenue safety cam locations and presumably your audio files to some type of unspecified on-board storage. Available starting June pre-loaded with North American maps (a Euro version will be available too) for a luxurious $1,184.60 — man, with that kind of attention to detail in the pricing you’d think they could include the specs for on-board storage or perhaps let us know if it features DAP integration like some other GPS receivers we’ve seen!

 [Via MobileWhack]

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From Engadget

USB DMB Tuners don’t need to be ugly—case in point, the UbiBro Artemis Q. Looking like a sexy nun with its white and black glossy finish, the USB Tuner seems more like a miniature phone than a TV tuner when it’s docked in the included receiver. Watch and record programs on the road in style. Non-South Koreans need not apply.

Product Page (Korean)

UbiBro Artemis Q [popco (Korean) via i4u]

From Gizmodo

It is just a week since Nokia released it’s trio of N Series phones N93, N73 and N72 and here we have the upcoming N83. The Quad band GSM slider phone will have a 5.x Megapixel camera a first by Nokia and will include Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus, mechanical shutter and LED Flash. The N83 will also include a VGA res camera in the front for video conferencing. It will have a 2.5 inch (352 x 416 px) 16 million color display. The phone will support 802.11b/g for making VoIP calls, Bluetooth (ver 2.0), and USB connectivity. The N83 will include 4GB of internal memory coupled with Micro SD card slot for further expansion. The phone will run on Series 60 3rd edition and include a FM tuner.

Source (Details are sketchy at the moment and there is no official announcement from Nokia)

From Newlaunches