Sep 21

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Espoo’s usually a pretty cold place, but HTC’s S740 has to feel the heat coming off Nokia headquarters at this time that the purported E75 slider has been spotted in its natural habitat. We don’t have a ton of information about this thing, but considering the length of time that transpired between the E71’s first spy shot and its release, we do know that we could still be in for a bit of a wait before this thing is declare, much less retailed. If Nokia manages to keep the thickness in check, we’re thinking this could be a fantastic form factor for S60, Eseries or otherwise — and since the phone borrows heavily from the ID of the beautiful E71, we’re optimistic it’s plan to be a looker. Let’s just get it out the door in a reasonable amount of time, alright?

[Thanks, African Remix]

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Sep 21

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LG’s Secret has arrived in Korea with an entourage of gems and precious metals in a couple flashy new colors: Ruby Violet and Titan Gold. If you’re willing to plonk down 690,000 Korean Won (about $600) for this newly minted affair, the Ruby Violet is heading to europ. while the Titan Gold stays in Asia. Shame, we were eying all that DivX at 120 fps, carbon fiber, tempered glass, and 5 megapixel tech with a certain twitchy feeling in our Credit Card fingers. Follow the read link for a pile more pics.

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Sep 21

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We’re not particularly inclined to believe them, but the whispers that Apple is about to bump the top-end iPhone capacity to 32GB are getting harder to ignore — especially since 8GB inventory is drying up, leading to speculation that’s it’s plan to be dropped as soon as next week. We think the timing’s a little odd on the heels of the Let’s Rock iPod refresh, but considering the rampant speculation that Apple was forced to bump the nano to 16GB and drop the “limited edition” 4GB model entirely at the last minute in response to the new Zune lineup we suppose it makes competitive sense. AppleInsider also says customers will once again get the option to activate in-home, but we haven’t heard anything about that — we’ll see what happens in the next few days.

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