An iPhone with physical keyboard is not just a dream or an extreme customization of the terminal, but a reality through the Nuu brand case, unveiled today at the IFA 2010. The Berlin Show hosted the innovation that transforms the iPhone into a better handset.

The product is called Mini Key and is practically a case that resolves the iPhone 4 antenna problem, and implements a new method of input on the terminal. In addition the case protects the handset. The problem is that the iPhone becomes a thick clamshell handset, when it is in the Nuu case.

The keyboard comes with highlighted keys, QWERTY layout, and four rows of keys, connecting to the iPhone via Bluetooth. The power is based on a Li-ion batteries. The Mini Key has a price of $ 69 and will be find in stores before Christmas.

The Sharp FX phone has a full QWERTY keyboard, a touch screen and a 2 megapixel camera. The Sharp FX also has a music player, a 3.5 mm headphone jack, full HTML web browser, HSDPA and services like AT & T Navigator, AT & T Net office, and AT & T Mobile Email. The AT & T Mobile TV service is also available, and offers the users the direct access to digital television broadcasts in WQVGA resolution and includes channels such as ABC, CNBC and ESPN Mobile TV, among many others.

Find more about the Sharp FX here.

This smartphone with QWERTY keyboard has received the FCC approval and the speculation say that the launch will take place on or around September 28. Besides the LG C900 Pacific, AT & T will launch three other Phone Windows 7: LG GW910, Samsung  Cetus i917 and HTC T8788.

The tests of this phone showed that we are dealing with a particular Nokia model with an incredible camera that will give any amateur photographer the perfect gadget that is able  to make quality pictures. The Nokia N8 incorporates a 12 megapixel camera with a resolution of 4000 x 3000 pixels, a Carl Zeiss optic system, Xenon flash and autofocus support.

The camera functions include geotagging, face detection/smile and  video capture of 720p at 25 fps.  From this pictures we see that Nokia N8 is an impressive multimedia gadget, which will convince us of its potential this fall, when it should arrive on the market.

Why that price? Well, the handset casing is made entirely of pure gold, a quantity of 180 grams and is encrusted with black diamonds of 45.5 carats. The back of the phone is made of rare African wood, and each key of this model is basically a hand polished sapphire crystal.
Gresso has announced it will make only three units of this model, so that the billionaire would do well to hurry if they want to seize such a jackpot.

The HTC Desire HD has also an 1 GHz Qualcom processor, the SRS Surround Sound technology, 720 p video capture support and XviD support. In addition, the HTC Desire HD includes a 4GB memory, a automatic face detection and an aluminum case that looks great.
The new Android smartphone supports Flash 10.1 and is expected to be launched before the winter holidays.

The handset design is inspired by the famous look of the German cars, and as the pictures prove it. Unfortunately the Chinese manufacturer went overboard with this kitsch-Benz logo, which makes its appearance in too many places on the phone, even on the navigation trackpad. Another problem (funny) the handset is that once you start the audio player will hear a deafening sound of a car engine.

The new Nokia C6-01 comes with an 8 megapixel camera and its practically the same model as the C6-00, with an upgrade at the megapixel and the dual LED flash instead of the single LED. In addition, the back cover has a new design.

The front of the phone is identical, and the rest of the specifications are the same with the previous model: QWERTY keyboard, touch display with resolution of 360 x 640 pixels, GPS, WiFi, Ovi Maps and more. The Nokia C6-01 will cost 279 euros.

The Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro in the video is a SE model that comes with a TFT capacitive touch display of 2.55 inches, a full QWERTY keyboard, accelerometer, 128 MB internal memory, a microSD slot and HSDPA connectivity.

The X10 Mini Pro has also a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus, Led flash, geotagging and video capture at 30 fps. The handset has also a Qualcomm MSM7227 processor of 600 MHZ and suns the Android 1.6.

Motorola Charm has Android 2.1 installed, and comes with an 2.8 inch touch display, a 3 megapixel camera. WiFi, Bluetooth, a Backtrack trackpad and a Flash browser. The handset uses a MOTOBLUR interface, and the famous Motorola technology for background noise cancellation.
The new Moto Charm has social networking features (Facebook, MySpace, Picasa, etc.) and comes with support for corporate email, pinch to zoom and touch control gestures in the browser and the photo gallery.