Nokia N8 hasn't been officially launched to market yet and it's already history. Nokia is already planning to release the successor to the N8 - the N9 (pictured above). 

Since this is just leaked info, there is no news as to when any of this will become official.

 Rumors spread much faster than bad news. Another rumor pops up, this time with Nokia’s new Nseries phone, the N9.

 The Nokia N9 is rumored to feature HSDPA along with a 8-megapixel camera, a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard, WiFi and GPS.

 The phone has a 'C0' badge, so this phone could be a new addition to Nokia's Cseries range, and not the rumored N9. Nokia also announced that the N9 will be the latest Nseries running on Symbian, so we’ll have to wait for official details to know for sure.

Update, 29 June 2009:  Video and more pictures after the jump.

 Leaked documents from a component bidding site shows information of future models HTC will announce – the HTC LED, Vision and Glacier.

A (TMO) listing can be seen in the leaked renderings suggesting that T-Mobile will sell it.

Since this is just leaked info, there is no news as to when any of this will become official.

Looks like Samsung is preparing a new 8 Megapixel mobile phone slider, the S8300. It features a 2.8-inch WQVGA 16 million OLED touch screen display, 8 mp camera with autofocus, GPS receiver, 7.2Mbps HSDPA, DivX video support, FM radio with RDS, bluetooth 2.1, microSD card support and 60MB internal memory.

The Samsung S8300 is set to go on sale sometime in March 2009, pricing to be confirmed. 

 Sony Ericsson is 'cooking' up something big: a 8.1 mega-pixel Cyber-shot camera phone. According to the rumors it will feature auto focus, face recognition, a new feature called Smart Contrast, image stabilization, BestPic, red-eye reduction, xenon flash as well as photoflash for both photos and videos. It also has GPS with aGPS function and picture geo-tagging, Wi-Fi with DLNA-support and bluetooth.

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Nokia seems to prepare a whole array of lady-focused phones, called Supernova. The new line will include Nokia 7310, Nokia 7510 and  Nokia 7610.

Nokia 7610 Supernova specifications:

    * Weight: 99 g
    * Dimensions: 98×48x15 mm
    * Display: QVGA 16M color display
    * Network: Quad-band GSM/EDGE
    * Talktime: 5.4 days standby and 300 hours talktime
    * Storage: 64 MB of built in memory with microSD support
    * OS: S40 3rd edition
    * Camera: 3.2MP AF camera with LED flash and 8x digital zoom; VGA 30 FPS video recording
    * Bluetooth 2.0
    * FM radio with RDS

 Today we saw two pictures of a supposedly Sony Ericsson phone with QVGA screen, this is speculated to be the brother of P1: the P3i.

The specs include a 3.2 MP camera with autofocus and QVGA video recording. It supports 900/1800/1900, EDGE, Wi-Fi and HSDPA.

 The upcoming Sony Ericsson walkman phone has a code name Shinobu.  Apparently the photos originate from a Polish cellphone shop. Shinobu is equipped with a 2MP camera, 2.4" screen with QVGA resolution,  HSDPA support and a thickness of 12.5mm.

The announcement of the phone is expected to take place in May at approximate $580.

 These pics surfaced today on the net at HowardForums. It could be the rumored Nokia 8600 (codename Luna) or it could be the 8800's successor. It looks to have a large screen. It has a slide down design like the 8910. It features quad band GPRS/EDGE, a QVGA display, a 2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth interface and Series 40 platform.

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* Update: Nokia 8600 coming on 25th May 2007 at Carphone Warehouse. Exclusive Release To Carphone Warehouse For 6 Weeks. Will be Available Free On Selected O2 Tariffs

Nokia’s site has leaked user’s profiles of 5 new mobile phones: 3109 Classic, 6263, 6555, 7500 and 8600.

Nokia 7500 (pictured) it is supposed to have an OLED screen with 16 million colors and 320x240 resolution, 2 MP camera with flash, USB 2.0, Bluetooth 2.0, run S40, FM Radio and a shining LED stripe going round the casing.

 The guys at Symbian Guru managed to get their hands on some pictures of 2 upcoming Nokia phones, the N81 and N82, which will both supposedly launch during Q4 2007.

Set to be launched 4Q 2007 and running S60 v3 FP1, the Nokia N81 is a slider-followup to the N91 8GB Music Edition. It is quad-band EDGE with 2100 HSDPA (yeah, you know what that means), WiFi (b/g w/ uPnP), BT 2.0 with A2DP, and a 3.5mm slot.

 Similar to the N81, the N82 is a quad-band GSM and 2100 HSDPA, BT 2.0 (w/ A2DP), WiFi (b/g w/ uPnP), but also adds built-in GPS, TV-out, FM Radio, and a MicroSD slot. The kicker is VGA, 30 fps video recording and a 5MP shooter with Carl Zeiss lens and auto-focus, similar to the N95. However, the N82 packs an awesome XENON flash for ultra-brightness. The N82 is designed for style, but packing the features to make it worth the money. Still running S60v3 FP1, the N82 lengthens the life-span of the S60v3 FP1 platform, and should be available in Q4 2007.

The rumor has it, the upcoming device, similarly to its predecessor, will run Symbian UIQ and have GSM plus WCDMA connectivity. Other bits of information going about in the Web suggest the handset will come with a 2,6-inch touchscreen and a resolution of 240x320 pixels, 3,2 MP camera and a VGA unit for videoconference, data transfer through Bluetooth and WiFi.

 The Sony Ericsson site has a XML user-agent profile for the P700i.

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This leaked picture of Sony Ericsson W970 (codename Adriana) appeared on some spanish forum.

Allegedly it has 512 Mb of memory and good video recording capabilities and maybe CS3 extended ;)

Recently, Microsoft obtained a patent for user interface for mobile devices. The documents of US Patent Office contain Microsoft’s patent application. It is for a dynamic tiled interface. The screen area and the elements can be tuned by the user. The user interface can be applied in almost any mobile devices such as smartphones and personal digital assistants.

There are several opinions on the future application of this tiled interface. It might be used in Microsoft Zune players or probably Windows Mobile devices will switch to such an interface. We can only guess, one thing is for sure, the iPhone-like user interface is becoming ever popular.

Samsung Electronic has unveiled its plans to release 6 new smartphones in 2007 at the recent press conference held by the company’s German division. Mr. Norbert Strixner, the marketing manager of Samsung, reported that the current market of ordinary cell phones in Germany is saturated, and he noted the increased demand for smartphones in professional and customer’s segments.