The Samsung Flight is a vertical slider with GSM/850/900/1800/1900, TouchWiz 2.0 user interface, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, a 2 megapixel camera, 3G, music player, and microSD expansion, measures 106 x 56 x 12.7mm and weighs in at 136 grams.

The Samsung Flight video which can be viewed below courtesy of Noah at phone dog lasts just over ten and a half minutes, and Noah gives us his impressions of the Samsung Flight feature phone in his own personalised way, so hit up the Samsung Flight video review below and enjoy.

Apparently senior communications manager for Telus, Shawn Hall as stated that Rogers has no network advantage and shouldn’t be misleading the Canadian populace with “false superiority claims,” although it has to be said that up until Telus launched their HSPA network Rogers claims were probably accurate.

Apparently Rogers turned down a request from Telus to remove the offending ads 2 weeks ago and thus Telus has filed its lawsuit at the Supreme Court of British Columbia seeking damages, which could well hit millions of bucks if Telus is successful.

So it seems that network coverage fights aren’t just centred in the USA but can happen virtually anywhere, so I am wondering which country will be next and what carriers, any ideas?

The Best Buy deal on the DLO Jam Jacket for iPhone tumbles down from $18.99 to a much better $9.99 bringing the customer a great Black Friday saving of $9.00 which makes the jacket virtually half price.

The DLO Jam Jacket for iPhone is compatible with the iPhone 3G 8GB and 16GB and the iPhone 3GS, is constructed from silicone and protects your iPhone from scratches, and still delivers access to controls, camera lens, dock connector, headphone jack, allows charging and access to the multi-touch display.

The DLO Jam Jacket for iPhone also comes with three surface shields to protect the iPhone screen, measures 4-5/8 x 2-1/2 x 5/8 inches with a weight of 0.5 ounces. So if you are in need of a protective case for your iPhone make sure you grab the DLO Jam Jacket for iPhone from Best Buy.

The Best Buy Black Friday Sale sees the Jabra BT-2080 Bluetooth headset rocket down from that $49.99 to below half price at $19.99 giving the customer a great saving of a cool $30.00.

The Jabra BT-2080 Bluetooth headset is compatible with Bluetooth enabled mobile phones with specs of 1.1 and higher, sports a durable design, can be worn in the ear or over the ear, has a 33 feet operating range, and can deliver up to 6 hours of talk time and 8 days standby.

The Jabra BT-2080 Bluetooth headset from Best Buy measures 53 x 16 x 9mm with a weight of 8 grams, and at less than half the price the Jabra BT-2080 from Best Buy just has to be a steal so go grab yours.

Sequans Communications is a leader in WiMAX solutions and has stated their intention to develop WiMAX and LTE solution in parallel. Sequans CEO, Georges Karam has said that their expansion into LTE has been their long term strategy and is a natural progression for them.

VP of End-to-End Solutions for Alcatel-Lucent, Doug Wolff has said that they are confident their collaboration with Sequans with successfully contribute to the development of an LTE TD-TDD ecosystem. Senior VP and General Manager, Wireless Network, Home and Mobility for Motorola, Bruce Brda commented that Motorola is please to continue working with Sequans to realise 4G.

Sequans Communications will use the funding to speed up their LTE development timeline along with adding additional resources to their LTE teams and hopes to demo heir first LTE samples early 2010.

Over the past year Nokia stock has ranged from a low of $8.47 up to a high of $16.73. Technical indicators for Nokia stock are neutral and S&P provides Nokia with a neutral three star holding ranking out of five stars.

The Nokia N900 is available in the USA commanding a price tag of $649 and sports GSM/850/900/1800/1900, HSDPA/900/1700/2100, a 3.5 inch resistive touch screen, full QWERTY keyboard, 32GB storage, Bluetooth 2.1, WiFi, 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus and LED flash, geo-tagging, 3.5mm jack and microSD expansion up to 16GB.

Spec wise the Verizon BlackBerry Curve 8530 smartphone packs a QVGA display, optical trackpad, music player, a 2 megapixel camera, 3G, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, measures 109 x 60 x 13.9mm with a weight of 105 grams.

As for the price, well Verizon Wireless is offering the BlackBerry Curve 8530 for $99.99 based on signing a two year agreement and online discount.

However; apparently the BlackBerry Curve 8530 is part of Verizon Wireless’ BOGO promotion, therefore if you opt to purchase the BlackBerry Curve 8530 for $99.99 you can get another for free which at this time of the year will come in handy.

The Samsung Slash on Walmart value of the day commands a nice temptingly low price of just $29.00 and shipping will cost you just 97 cents, so the Samsung Slash on Virgin Mobile prepay has simply got to be a good deal.

Spec wise, the Samsung Slash mobile phone sports a 1.9 inch TFT colour display, integrated speakerphone; voice activated dialling, Operawave 6.2 browser, slider form factor, 0.3 megapixel camera, CDMA2000/800/1900, Bluetooth, 3 demo games, and 64MB memory.

The Samsung Slash measures 3.8 x 1.8 x 0.7 inches and weighs in at 3 ounces, and delivers a talk time of up to 210 minutes and a standby time of up to 170 hours, and is available via Walmart.

If you look at the Sears Black Friday Ad and scroll down to cell phones you will see the product there for the price mentioned above, the Samsung T301G TracFone Prepaid Phone in the UK on Sears is listed at GBP 31.45.

The Samsung T301G TracFone Prepaid Phone Features Include: Up to 4 Hours Talk Time, Up to 14 Days Standby Time, Bluetooth Wireless Technology, Single Rate for Every Call, Stylish Slider Design, VGA Camera, MMS Picture Messaging, Text Messaging, 100-Entry Phonebook, TracFone Airtime Balance Display, Voicemail and a few other bits.

Now this handset may be pretty basic but it might be suited for most consumers who do not like smartphones, and got to admit this is a very basic price as well. You can check out Sears Black Friday Ad List in full here or go direct to the product page here.

BGR has a screenshot of the HTC Sense UI-looking clock/weather widget looks like Android, the new mobile smartphone has a 4.3-inch capacitive touchscreen, Android 2.0 OS and a 5-megapixel camera which makes this phone pretty good on the specs front, but we want to know more about the release date, the official one at that.

The BGR photo could be from any phone how do we really know that it is the HTC Passion (Dragon), Mid-December seems like a date we can all standby but until we here at phonesreview.co.uk receives official confirmation about the release date we will keep an open mind for a 2010 release.

If anyone out there can email us on mark@phonesreview.co.uk and shed a little light on the official release date we would be very happy indeed, if you know anymore about this handset as well that would be very much appreciated.

Due to sources they were not allowed to publish the photos until they got the go ahead, and now they have which is great news. The new BlackBerry Pearl 9100 3G is the updated version of the BlackBerry Pearl 81xx Series Smartphone.

The new BlackBerry Pearl has gone by the codename stratus and/or striker apparently according to CrackBerry, under the lid for the battery you will notice a newly-designed battery, be sure to come back for all the specs and any other details we might come across.

Please go visit CrackBerry for all the stunning images as we know you will love them, please do pipe up and let us know what your feelings about the new BlackBerry Pearl 9100 3G Phone are, we are very intrigued.

Engadget had a sneak preview of the carrier’s launch pack for the Samsung Omnia II and the main details here has it that this handset will be launching in all channels such as telesales, in-store and online for $199.99 on contract after a $100 mail-in rebate on December 2.

The main features of the Samsung Omnia II includes 8GB of internal storage plus comes with a microSD card slot, 3.7-inch WVGA AMOLED display, WinMo 6.5 Professional, 5 megapixel camera and much more, these are great specs with a great price added to it.

The question is “Will you be buying the Samsung Omnia II on Verizon come December 2nd?” please let us know if you will be purchasing one and of course why you will not touch it.

CrackBerry speculated that the Verizon Tour 9630 would be getting the new official update from Verizon tonight and they did say that it may not be the 5.0 you was all looking for, well they was right there is a brand new update and it definitely is NOT 5.0.

The update can be downloaded right here, Verizon’s website says that this new update is more suited towards personal email users, Personal email refers to any POP3/IMAP webmail service that can be accessed via a web browser. Examples of personal email accounts include GMAIL, Hotmail, Yahoo, AOL, etc, for more information on this please visit here, just choose either ‘Personal Email’ or ‘Corporate Email’.

Please do let us know in the comments area below if you have installed the new official Verizon BlackBerry Tour 9630 OS 4.7.1.61 update, and let us know what you think of it.

Apparently analysts are of the opinion a combination between Nokia and Palm isn’t anywhere near happening for several reasons which include Nokia’s continuing facelifts to their Symbian OS, Nokia’s interest in open source operating systems and the high price of purchasing Palm.

Paul Costner of JP Morgan stated in an interview that Palm might be a consideration but he doesn’t believe they are, and there has been much speculation which is just premature at the moment.

Apparently Costner believes Palm could be worth two and a half times forward sales multiples which are based on valuations of related mergers. So what do you think, is a merger between Nokia and Palm likely to happen in the future?

However, according to an article on the WSJ, it’s not necessarily the iPhone hardware that is boosting Apple’s coffers but rather the iPhone App Store being a huge hit with the Chinese. Apparently Chairman of China Unicom, Chang Xiobing is quite satisfied with only selling 5000 iPhone handsets in its first week, while compared with the US that is quite a small quantity.

The thing is apparently iPhone users in China have thus far dragged in some 1 million dollars for Apple from legitimate iPhone applications revenue from the App Store.

There are roughly two million iPhone across China, most not via China Unicom who has forced Apple to disable WiFi on their units to comply with China’s Golden Shield Project, so most of those iPhone will be WiFi enabled via the grey market.

Those unofficial iPhones are driving Chinese users to embrace the iPhone App Store and thus produce considerable revenue for Apple, although China Unicom has said they hope to have a WiFi capable iPhone available by the year’s end.