Running on a faster processor (512Mhz) the scrumptious 8900 packs a 3.2 megapixel camera with auto-focus and video, has a built-in GPS function, a sleek display with better resolution, features a 256MB card, does both work and personal email and should do really well on high speed Internet.

All you have to do is to wait one month for it to be release and wait for a price. I’m pretty curious what he packages for that one will be. Looks like a good deal from our end. – via EngadgetMobile

I suppose you already know that you get the TouchFLO 3D user interface, a full HTML (Opera) browser, a 3.2 megapixel camera, 4GB internal memory, stereo Bluetooth technology and EV-DO Rev. A.

HTC Touch Diamond is running on Windows Mobile 6.1 and should support Outlook Email, Sprint Mobile E-mail (IMAP and POP3), Picture Mail, Sprint Navigation and Live Search, Sprint TV and Sprint Music Store.

A new mobile phone by Samsung was announced these days. Dubbed “Muse” this clamshell is not really a muse and not something I was expecting from Samsung. It has a 2 megapixel camera, a microSD slot for more storage, Bluetooth and GPS, which are quite ordinary with these days mobile phones. One thing made me clap my hands though; it comes with built-in high-speed EVDO connection. Did I mention that it’s going to cost $90 (ninety bucks, yes)? Well maybe it’s not that bad after all but I was expecting more specs inside the new Samsung Muse.

To be honest it took them a little longer than expected, but Sprint has taken the final step and decided to come up with a great offer: an unlimited plan for a flat rate of $99 each month. The price may be the standard we’ve been used to, but Sprint has taken the lead offering not just unlimited voice like AT&T and Verizon, or voice and SMS like T-Mobile. They offer the whole deal including voice, text, data, Sprint TV and GPS.

You will be able to subscribe to this plan, “Simply Everything”, no matter if you are or plan to be a CDMA or iDEN customer.

One last thing if you want to buy a family subscription. For every member of your family other than you, there is a $5 discount. Example: you, your wife and two daughters means you have to pay $99 + $94 +$89 + $84.

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I was really happy when I found out the Sprint is giving an unlimited access pack for the whole month for just $119.99 but then I understood that only four markets will get it: San Francisco, Philadelphia, Tampa, and Minneapolis-St. Paul.

Everyone hates the lucky guys living in these towns but let’s see what they’re getting. It’s the thing every cellphone user ever wanted. Free everything: calls, internet browsing, email, IM or text messages (still need to find out if it includes MMS, too). This is the Holy Grail of mobile phone users and Sprint is the first to offer it.

Taking my hat off in front of you guys. Make it nationwide next time and you’ll see some customers-love.

iphone Enterprise Data Plan 200 – 200 SMS : cost $45

iphone Enterprise Data Plan 1500 – 1500 SMS : cost $55

iphone Enterprise Data Plan Unlimited – unlimited SMS : cost $65

If you need to include international data, then it’s $25 for 20MB and $60 for 50MB. One last thing is the fact that if you activate by March 31 and you may get a service credit of $25 per month good through the end of the year.

AT&T

iPhone firmware 1.1.3 comes with a new hybrid view of the maps, a lot like Google Maps, single view sattelite imagery and street mapping plus location triangulation that uses close WiFi access points and GSM towers to determine your location. I’m not sure how precise it will be, but the feature is nice and from what Steve Jobs said you can set your “home” and it will make the route for you home. Don’t get drunk and forget taking your iPhone with you or you may not get home.

Another thing is the fact that you can now rent movies from iTunes and view them, has support for lyrics and  can “manually” manage music instead of synchronizing.

The last two things on the new iPhone firmware 1.1.3 is SMS-ing a group of recipients, unlike only one as before and the fact that you can have up to 9 home screens, where the icons can now be rearranged.

The update will be free for the iPhone, but I can’t say the same for iPod Touch users that get the same firmware with the same functions and have to pay $20.

Engadget 

If you are a Palm lover and won’t let go of your Verizon plan you should know that the new Palm Treo 755p, which everyone expected for such a long time is going to be available soon.  It’s true that Verizon is a the biggest CDMA network in the States and that the phone will cost $400 (with a $50 mail-in rebate) if you subscribe to a two years contract but the phone has Bluetooth 1.2 support, a 320 x 320 display, external memory card slot, a 1.3 megapixel camera, 1xEvDO and support for VZW Email.

This is not the best you can get for that kind of money but our sources say that if you play your cards right and choose the best data plan, Verizon will sell you a Palm Treo 755p for only $300.

The phones may not be high tech, with less specs than others but I am sure you agree with me that those that only need them for talking have a great deal over here. You already know what Motorola RIZR Z6c has inside so maybe you want me to give you a few hints on LG VX8350? Bluetooth, 1.3 mpix camera, microSD card slot, media player, 800/1900MHz and a good battery.

Want one? Hurry up or it will run out of stock soon.

Source: VerizonWireless

I was just tipped that AT&T will have a long-weekend BlackFriday deal that you can take advantage from, of course, Friday. The offer includes five mobile phones (no iPhone, sorry) that you can buy at a 50% price after a mail-in rebate if you chose a 2 year contract. BoyGeniusReport have the five mobile phones, and here they are:

• Samsung a737 for $24.99
• Sony Ericsson w580i for $24.99
• BlackBerry Curve (8310, not 8300!) for $99.99
• Pantech Duo for $99.99
• Motorola RAZR 2 V9 for $149.99

… and if you ask me I wish I could pay a hundred for Curve 8310 but I don’t have access to an AT&T store as I live in Europe. Don’t let the BlackFriday deals go away without buying a phone or maybe a laptop, because you get great prices.