The Samsung Eternity is the 4th touch phone released by Samsung last month. Samsung seems to be giving importance to the Pocket PC line and it is evident by the release of this magnificent phone. The Samsung Eternity features a crisp 3.2 inch display that offers haptic feedback (Basically it vibrates at the point pushed on the screen to give the user the feel of realtime feedback). The Eternity also features Samsungs recently released TouchWiz interface and offers an accelerometer as an added bonus. At your fingertips: Mobile TV, AT&T Navigator GPS, Video Share, 3G Web browsing, 3 MP camera, on-screen full-touch QWERTY keyboard, music, accelerometer, and more. Plus, customizable color lighting accents and a clever vibration response to touch - all at a price that’s within reach $369.99NC Contract $199.99 2yr contract.

Nokia’s first touchscreen smartphone isn’t a mixed bag by any means. It has a stable OS. The package it comes with is plenty and which only few phones have:
• Handset
• Spare stylus
• Stylus plectrum
• Wired stereo-headset with a remote control (AD-54, HS-45)
• 8Gb microSD memory card
• Carrying case
• Desktop cradle
• TV Out cable
• USB data cable
• Charger
• Software DVD
There are also tons of multimedia features with the phone. You might even mistake it for the perfect phone of the year! It has WiFi, and a sizable display that will remain the best on the market for quite a while. Another thing to note is it simply won’t face any challenges on the market. The Apple iPhone is a steep, fashion-savvy offering that has been deprived of many standard features, so a comparison between these two phones would seem a little too far-fetched. It does have smoother and more eye-candy menus, similar video capabilities, but that’s about it. In fact, the iPhone packs in around a tenth of what the Nokia 5800 has to offer in terms of functionality.
It will be out during the 4th quarter of 2008 for 279 EUR.

RIMS’s BlackBerry Bold wasn’t technically supposed to be set to be produced, but that’s just the illusion of hype. Even if it’s not set in stone, an internal AT&T email broke news that the latest ETA for the release of the Bold is October 27th. $TBD.

Samsung and Armani have joined together to create the Samsung M75500 aka Night Effect mobile phone. Priced at €300, the handset was the first mobile phone goes with Emporio Armani branding. The Night Effect offers a 2.2-inch AMOLED display screen, 3.2MP camera, 120MB internal memory, microSD card slot and supports HSDPA/GSM network. The Samsung M75500 ‘Night Effect’ With Emporio Armani will be released in November in Europe. Watch the video after the jump to get more details. Read more »

PocketPC Thoughts provides us with a brief unboxing video of the MWg Zinc II Quad-band GSM smartphone. The handset utilities Windows Mobile Professional 6.1 operating system, 500MHz Samsung processor, 64MB RAM and a 2.8 inch 320 x 240 resolution touch screen display. The smartphone also features GPS navigation, slide-out keyboard and sports tri-band HSDPA 3G (850/1900/2100MHz). The MWg Zinc II is priced at $749. Read more »

The Sony Ericsson W910 Walkman mobile phone will be available in a special MOBO edition. The company is the role sponsor for the MOBO Awards Show 2008. The MOBO edition of Sony Ericsson W910 comes equipped with an exclusive content. The handset will be available exclusively at The Carphone Warehouse.

The KC550 is a new multimedia handset from LG that adopts the AMD Imageon M180 media processor that delivers high-resolution image processing, DVD-quality video and high-definition audio quality. The LG KC550 is able to capture high quality video thanks to the high-resolution video recorder and a superb 5MP camera with Schneider-Kreuznach lens and auto focus. The mobile phone also supports advanced image stabilizer, MP3 music player, and a 2.4 inch display with auto-rotate capability.

The Nokia 5320 XpressMusic is specially designed for music lovers. The handset comes jam packed with a 2.0-inch display screen, 2.0MP camera, 140MB of built-in memory, microSD card slot, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, HSDPA, and video playback capabilities. Measuring 108mm x 46mm x 15mm, the music phone also offers Web browser, and the available option to install various applications including the future N-Gage support and personalization. Watch thevideo after the jump to get more details. Read more »