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Sony Ericsson Kurara powered by Cortex A8 and PowerVR

Finally, the SE Kurara has a less blurry photo surfaced. Initially, the Kurara was said as the more entry level version of the SE Satio but actually it’s a more powerful phone that will pack an ARM Cortex A8 processor and the PowerVR GPU.

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HypnosEye projects images from the screen of your iPhone

There isn’t need for a long wait for the iPhone to come with a built-in pico projector. The HypnosEye can now let you project directly of what are on the iPhone screen. And of course it works with the iPod Touch, and other mobile gadgets as well.

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Fujitsu F-04B – a splitable smartphone

Fujitsu and DoCoMo ever showed off their splitable concept phone at CEATEC last year, and now they’ve made it a real deal. Here comes the Fujitsu F-04B, which is different from conventional slider phones as it can be separated into two parts.

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COOLe – clone of HTC Snap

Here is another clone phone done by Shanzai, a clone of the HTC Snap and also looks close to the BlackBerry. It’s been given a hardly memorable name called COOLe8900-2 or just call it COOLe in short. The COOLe is based on the Mediatek’s turnkey platform, which also powers many thousands other China-made phones.

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APhone A6 is an iPhone clone but runs Android

Interesting enough, an iPhone clone was spotted, called the APhone A6, but it runs Google Android OS instead. The Aphone A6 definitely looks like an iPhone from the exterior. This phone features a 3.5-inch capacitive multi-touch display and it is even powered by dual-core CPU.

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8X telescope adds zoom power to iPhone 3G/3GS

We’ve seen a couple of these telescopes that can be attached to the camera of a cellphone to allow the users to zoom objects from afar. A version that is specially made for the iPhone 3G and 3GS is now available at USBFerver, which allows your iPhone to have up to 8X zooming power.

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Samsung dual-sim phones, B5722 and C6112

Dual-sim phones are useful for some people especially for those who need to act in different characters in life. Samsung has got two new dual-sim phones, B5722 and C6112, which both will be arriving Europe this December.

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eSecure app lets iPhone take control of your home security system

Protection One has announced their eSecure application for the iPhone or iPod Touch to allow the users to use the iPhone to control and keep track of their home security panels. The eSecure app lets the iPhone/iPod Touch sync and receive real-time updates from the Protection One security panels.

Protection One security panels allow you to have various detections such as gas leakages or any possible intrusion to sensitive areas in your home. Now these security panels are able to send text alerts to an iPhone with the eSecure app installed, once something suspicious detected.

The eSecure iPhone app also allows you to control your home security system remotely. Such as checking if it’s properly armed and disarm it to let cleaning clews in while you’re at work. Read more in the press release below.

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Adobe Photoshop mobile for Android smart phones

How cool is it that you can use Photoshop on your Android-powered smart phones while you’re on the run. Adobe has done it again, releasing the Photoshop mobile app for Android Smart phones, after releasing the iPhone version last week.

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Cellphone Microscope diagnoses diseases on the run

Health-conscious geeks may love the idea of having your cellphone to double up as a microscope which you could use it to sniff out any bugs and germs around. An assistant professor of electrical engineering of University of California’s NanoSystems Institute, Aydogan Ozcan, has designed a cellphone microscope that allows you to screen diseases on the run.

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