Motorola somehow leaked out its i897 Amphora (seen on the right) and WX415 Heartland clamshell handsets, where the former is an iDEN model, featuring a Ferrari logo located right under the internal display which obviously suggests that it is another Ferrari-Motorola tie-up. It seems that Sprint will be the most likely candidate to offer the phone in the US, although there is no release moment attached to it just yet. As for the Motorola WX415 Heartland, that is a CDMA handset that will compose its way towards North and South America, featuring an external display and external music controls.

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Who would have thought that passion, knowledge and some spare Bioloid parts alongside an old school Nokia N82 handset could outcome in the Callo and Cally cellphone robots? Developed by PhD student Ji-Dong Yim and Prof Chris D. Shaw at the School of Interactive Arts and Technology at Simon Fraser University, Canada, these robots are capable of displaying emoticon-style facial expressions to let you know of their moods, while performing a variety of gestures including dancing whenever there is an incoming signal. It will rely on the Nokia N82′s camera to detect human faces, where it can thereupon imitate arm gestures via hand tracking. What are some of the more practical uses where you think Callo and Cally will work best?

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Check out the Titanium projector phone that won’t be coming to a wireless carrier near you, simply considering that is a cheap handset from the many factories in China that churns out such phones. Why do we cover it at all soon after? Well, we find it to be rather quirky, where you get an LED projector with a manual focus to get images right. Apart from that, there is plus a 2.2″ touchscreen display to help you navigate through it, an integrated FM radio, dual SIM card slots, Bluetooth connectivity, a built-in digital camera as well as reception for analog TV to keep you entertained when bored. We wonder, can the analog TV be projected?

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Check out that handset from China (where else) that closely resembles the Nokia C2, although it comes with a rotary screen design which allows you to rotate it 180 degrees, revealing a half QWERTY keyboard in the process. At $79 a pop, that is worth lost out on unless you don’t mind using a really basic handset to get your conversations going in China. When we say basic, we mean it – heck, it doesn’t even come with GPS navigation capability of Wi-Fi connectivity!

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It has been established since March that year that the Samsung SCH-W960 will sport a 3D display that doesn’t require special glasses for you to enjoy visuals which seem to pop up right at you. Well, here is a clearer image of what the final handset would look like, boasting a committed 3D button that we presume would display 3D subject matter whenever the situation calls for it. As for its specifications that are listed right after the jump, they remain within expectations of a standard handset in South Korea. No notion on pricing, so you will need to check with SK Telecom on its release moment and availability.

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Feel that your Google Nexus One is a wee bit too slow after a while? Well, here’s a cheap (nay, free!) method of making certain you are able to throw in an additional 21MB of RAM into said smartphone without requiring a hardware upgrade. All you need to do is tweak the kernel and remap memory usage to free up a bunch of resources, which will involve a custom kernel image. Pretty neat, eh? Unlike computers these days, 21MB of additional RAM does speed up a handset pretty noticeably.

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Looks like LG isn’t the only Korean phone manufacturer that is smitten with Marvel’s Iron Man, as Samsung has plus announced that it will be launching a special edition of its Monte handset to take advantage of the release of Iron Man 2. The phone will be available exclusively on O2, specced the same as the original Monte, but will come bundled with an SD card loaded with the original Iron Man movie, giving you a good entertainment session on your way to work on the train. It’ll be available from May 1st, and in case you need to be refreshed, the Samsung Monte’s specifications include:

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This is still very much a rumor at the moment, but word is going around that a version of the Motorola Shadow with a QWERTY keyboard will be launched as the Droid 2. Rumors were previously going around that the Shadow would be launched as Google’s second handset, possibly the Nexus Two, but according to the latest rumor, the MB810 with a QWERTY keyboard will be marketed as the Droid 2. Possible specs of such a phone include:

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CyanogenMod 5 is finally out for the following handsets – the HTC Dream, Magic and Sapphire, which are plus better known as the T-Mobile G1 and myTouch 3G. that release has been touted to be experimental, so you might want to think twice before flashing it onto your work handset, unless you’re one who loves living on the edge of things and already made a backup of all your details and critical info once every other hour. G1 owners who are curious suitable to give that a go will require to install DangerSPL that has a remote chance of bricking said phone whenever you perform a full wipe.

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If you’re one who constantly gets around and receive incoming calls on your cellphone every singled-out moment of the day, how about getting dual lines to help distinguish among work and play? Instead of toting two phones, why not settle for a dual SIM handset, case in point the LG GM360 Bali? that strange phone allows you to run a couple of SIM cards simultaneously, and will come with a 5-megapixel camera, a 3″ WQVGA touchscreen display, an integrated music player, an FM radio, Bluetooth connectivity, USB support and a microSD memory card slot. No concept on pricing or availability though.

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