The clamshell design on the Z780 suggests nothing special. In many ways the Z780 looks like one of any number of mobile phones currently available but underneath the simple looking design we find a phone that is packed with top end features. Pre-installed on the handset is Google Maps for Mobile which can be used in conjunction with the built in GPS receiver, offering the end user the option of satellite navigation capabilities on their mobile phone. The addition of a-GPS support allows for a quicker GPS lock to give you a faster fix on your location.

The compact Z780 measures in 92mm x 49mm x 16mm and weighs just 100g. The main screen is a QVGA TFT screen measuring in at 2.2 inches and supporting up to 256,000 colours. The external screen is a 36 x 128 pixel monochrome display.

The Sony Ericsson Z780 includes a 2.0 megapixel camera with video record capability and is compatible with the Sony Ericsson blogger service. This means you can quickly and easily upload your pictures to your favourite blog, instantly sharing your images with friends and family. The Z780 has a built in MP3 player, an FM radio and also includes the excellent Track ID feature.

The clamshell design Z780 is expected to release sometime during Q2 2008 and is expected in both black and silver colour variants. Register your interest here to be kept informed on when we have more details.

The second bit of information and the bit that should have the rest of us waiting with baited breath is that the Omnia will be dropping in the rest of Europe by late August. As to why the world cup holders are getting this special treatment (answers anyone???) and if anyone else can expect the same Xbox treatment is unknown and unlikely respectively.

Omnia, the Latin word for everything is just that, managing to cram in more features than you can shake a stick at! Are you ready? Ok, deep breath here goes, let’s start with the camera; the Omnia packs in an amazing 5.0 megapixel camera with auto focus, face detection, smile detection (waiting for all the faces in the shot to smile before capturing!), image stabiliser, flash and QVGA video recording at 30 fps. Reads like the spec list of a standalone digital camera doesn’t it?

And we’re not finished there, oh no! Being a smartphone, the Omnia runs on Windows Mobile 6.1 meaning pocket versions of Word, Excel and PowerPoint, a built in GPS receiver so wandering around lost will become a thing of the past, HSDPA mobile broadband connectivity, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Handwriting recognition. Apologies if this has turned into a bit of a list of what a mobile could and should do. That’s what it feels like Samsung have done with the Omnia. They weren’t kidding with that “everything” moniker.

Almost done. Now just the small matter of multimedia. Think you’re going be short of things to do on that stunning 3.2″ TFT touchscreen? Well with up to 16Gb of onboard memory, expandable memory up to a further 8Gb and support for DivX, Xvid, MP3/4 and AAC plus a whole host of others, think again! Quite simply, if Samsung pull this off the Omnia could be the most complete mobile phone ever!

Look out for our hands on review in the weeks leading up to its late August launch and register your interest here if you want to be emailed once we have more details.

One of the main features of the G900 is the built in 5.0 megapixel camera. The camera focus feature can be moved by touching the screen. There is a video clip below, and you will see this in operation. The G900 is a 3G handset, and also has WiFi connectivity, so you can access the information you want without delay. The G900 also has built in blogger support, so once you have taken your picture you can upload it to the web within minutes for all to see.

The handset is supplied with a stylus, which is used for handwiriting recognition. This is the simplest way to create messages and emails. You can also choose to store memos on the phone, which are stored to the main screen of the phone, a bit like an electronic post-it note - this is a neat feature from Sony Ericsson.

Other features on the handset include support for push email, and access to RSS feeds. The RSS feeds work exactly the same as they do on your PC. Once you have subscribed to the content from your favourite websites, it will be delivered automatically to the standby screen of your mobile phone - this is a great way to keep up to date with topics that interest you whether it be gaming, politics or the weather.

If you wish to register your interest in the Sony Ericsson G900, click here and we will email you when we have more information on availability

The camera has some great features including a Xenon flash, auto focus, face detection and image stabiliser to name just a few. You can make videos of your friends and family with the video recording feature. It even has a video stabiliser and a video light. When you have finished taking pictures and videos you can upload them quickly to your blog for everyone to see.

The media player comes with an FM Radio, TrackID, Album Art and Play Now, to make your music experience much smoother. The Sony C905 also comes complete with a range of in-built games and is Java enabled so you can play games to your hearts content on those long commutes or nights in.

For the internet user the C905 jas an Access NetFront Web Browser, WAP 1.2.1, WAP 2.0 XHTML and Web Feeds, so you will never be without the internet.

The C905 is a super-sleek looking phone that comes in a variety of colours; Night Black, Ice Silver and Copper Gold. A contemporary mobile phone with all the features you need and more. Register your interest here to be kept informed of availability, pricing updates and reviews of this phone.

The Sony Ericsson C702 is a Cybershot phone and the features are heavily weighted in the camera department, making this camera phone more than worthy of carrying the Cybershot name.

The C702 sports a very high quality 3.2 megapixel camera, optimised for one-handed use so you will never miss a shot again. The camera uses autofocus technology, and also has support for face detection. If there is a face in the picture the phone will automatically recognise this and focus in. As well as this the phone is composed with steady grip materials and is also splash and dust resistant, which should appeal to the outdoor adventurer in us all.

Alongside this, the Sony Ericsson C702 has integrated GPS support, meaning you can use the C702 as the perfect Geotagging device. Rough and ready to use in all conditions outdoors this Sony phone can record your location details via GPS when you take a picture. Many of the online sharing sites such as Flickr and Picasa will display the information alongside the picture, so you can show friends and families where you are when a picture is taken. Should they wish, and if they have a compatible handset, they can store the location in their phone and navigate their way to that location at their leisure.

The Sony C702 has support for mobile blogging and vlogging, so you don’t even need to be near a PC to upload your images. With built in HSDPA Mobile Broadband support you can upload photos and videos quickly and simply to your own online blog. With HSDPA support you can also utilise the Sony Ericsson C702 for accessing the internet and your email on the move. The c702 has a built in Netfront web browser, or if you prefer you can download and install the excellent Opera Mini.

Another way of using the handset away from imaging is as a mobile satellite navigation device. Thanks to the GPS support, by using Google maps you can navigate your way to anywhere you wish to go. Google Maps has over 20 million points of interest detailed world wide, so wherever you are you will always find what you need and how to get there.

Memory storage is more than adequate on the phone, with 160MB of internal memory and support for Sony M2 memory cards. Lastly, one of the best applications to ever appear on a mobile phone is also included on the C702 and deserves a mention. I am of course talking about the excellent TrackID. With TrackID you can record snippets of songs heard from the radio, stereo, on the internet, and upload that to the web. Within seconds details of that song are delivered in return to your phone. The information will generally include song name, artist and album details, plus an option to buy the song or download as a ringtone.

The Sony Ericsson C702 is due soon. If you wish to register your interest in the handset, then click here and enter your details as required. We will email you when we have confirmed details on a release date.

The high gloss surface of the handset springs to life when tapped twice to wake up the outer display, revealing the time, incoming messages and missed calls. A double tap on the phone also snoozes the alarm, silences alerts and rejects calls.

The Nokia 6600 is a 3G mobile and includes a 2.0 megapixel camera with double LED flash. This feature allows the LED light to be used when video recording in low light. Another feature of the 6600 is the built in music player. The player supports multiple audio formats, including MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+ and WMA. With support for Bluetooth 2.0 you will be able to listen to your music on the move, without wires, using a stereo Bluetooth headset. There is also an FM stereo radio for those times when your music collection is just not enough.

The 6600 Fold supports Nokia Maps, which if used in conjunction with a GPS Bluetooth dongle turns your handset into a mobile Sat Nav device. This feature packed phone from Nokia covers all the main areas you want in a mobile phone; mobile navigation, mobile photography and mobile music.

The 6600 Slide has a well balanced feature set matched with the intuitive Nokia user interface. Tapping on the 6600 twice can indicate the time, puts the mobile phone into snooze mode after the alarm has sounded, silences alerts and can even reject incoming calls. The phone includes a music player, supporting many formats including MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+ and WMA. Also included is a stereo FM radio.

The Nokia 6600 Slide has a 3.2 megapixel camera, equipping the phone to take high quality pictures, ready to be shared with friends via MMS, email, or online through social networking sites or on your blog. The screen on the phone is an impressive 2.2 inch QVGA supporting up to 16 million colours.

The Nokia 6600 supports Nokia Maps, turning the phone into a mobile Sat Nav device when used with a Bluetooth GPS module. Register here to be emailed when pricing and stock information is available.

The Touch Diamond is loaded with many top end features and is well made, feeling very comfortable in the hand. Support for HSDPA up to 7.2Mbps is included along with HSUPA technology, allowing for high speed upload and downloads. It offers an excellent web browsing experience, with a new customised mobile web browser, which enables easy viewing and simple navigation of websites. Users can easily zoom and pan across websites one handed and automatically view specially created content, optimised to fit the display. With the built in accelerometer websites can be viewed automatically in landscape mode simply by rotating the phone.

The HTC Diamond has a large 2.8 inch screen, which supports VGA resolution, that is 640 x 480 pixels, enabling you to see photos taken in near print quality on the screen. The handset has a built in 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus and a secondary camera for making video calls.

The Diamond also includes a built in GPS chip with added support for A-GPS, which enables a faster lock on your location. Used with Sat Nav software this turns your handset into a mobile satellite navigation device.

The phone offers a multitude of connection options, as well as the afore-mentioned HSDPA and HSUPA the Diamond supports WiFi and also Bluetooth 2.0. Bluetooth 2.0 support will allow you to listen to music files from your device or the built-in stereo FM radio wirelessly with a stereo Bluetooth headset.

The HTC Touch Diamond operates on the Windows Mobile system version 6.1. This latest version of Windows Mobile offers an increased performance standard to previous versions, including better power management, which in turn equates to a better battery standby performance time. User memory available on the handset is an impressive 4GB, unfortunately this cannot be expanded as there is no card slot available. The handset weighs in at just 110g and is only 11.5mm thick. We expect a launch of the HTC Touch Diamond on UK networks sometime in June and we’ll update this information as soon as we get further news or you can register here to be kept updated by email.

The Nokia 3600 has a built in music player, and with the option to have up to 4GB of storage space with the addition of a micro SD memory card, meaning you will be able to store up to 3,000 songs with this mobile phone. The 3600 feels small in the hand, but is not small on features, including such top end options as a 3.2 megapixel camera with auto focus, and a 2 LED flash, similar to that which will be used on the N96. This allows for the light to also be used when video recording. The Nokia 3600 also includes a TV-out option, making the sharing of photos and videos quick and easy.

Nokia Maps comes pre-installed on the phone, which can turn the handset into a mobile Sat Nav unit with the addition of a Bluetooth GPS module. Register your interest here to be kept updated on pricing and availability of the Nokia 3600.

Part of the Nokia Xpress range, the Nokia 5220 includes a number of music features such as dedicated music keys, a 3.5mm audio output jack, pulsing light effects that light up in rhythm with your tunes, plus a stereo FM radio, Bluetooth 2.0 for audio streaming and an excellent 24 hour mp3 playback time on one battery charge. The handset itself has an onboard memory capacity of 30MB but this can be increased with the addition of a micro SD memory card, currently available with a capacity of up to 8GB.

Away from music, the Nokia 5220 is a full featured S40 mobile phone. You will find included a 2.0 megapixel camera, with video record capability, whilst the screen is a QVGA screen measuring in at 2 inches, supporting up to 262,000 colours.

Included pre-installed on the phone is the best non smartphone web browser available, Opera Mini, with Yahoo Go and Yahoo Ready also built-in straight out of the box.

The 5220 is a small handset, measuring in at 108mm x 43.5mm x 10.5mm and weighing in at a very lightweight 78g.

The Nokia 5220 is expected to be released during Q3 2008. Keep an eye on the Mobiles Coming Soon page for further details on this exciting phone.