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Have you ever seen the mobile phone which can be used as USB Modem and mp3 player except the cell phone yet? Maybe you will ask: Is there such kind of cell phone? I remember that today should not be FOOL’S Day. Don’t be supprised about this.Chinaecarts recently launches the cellphone which just is what you are surprised at.

The Toshiba G450 is exactly what you are surpposed to get. It’s an all in one device. It works as A Modem, Phone, MP3 player and USB memory stick. Plug it into your computer and enjoy the element you were looking for.
Toshiba had me at modem and phone. That’s what I need for my mobility. The stick is also good and the MP3 player could also be very useful. It has a battery which will get you extra life when you most need it. The battery gets juice every time you connect it to your computer. You need a SIM card from your favorite carrier to make this stick work. The G450 is bigger than your regular stick. It has a screen and two rotary keypads. You can make calls and sens SMS messages.

The Toshiba G450 is an innovative GSM handset that you can use as a phone, a USB Modem and a MP3 player. Staying connected means staying ahead. The Toshiba G450 allows for fast reliable internet connection on the move. Enjoy super fast connectivity with 3G/HSDPA. Connect your G450 directly to your laptop and you have a high-speed HSDPA modem. Access your email and the internet seamlessly on the road. For even more convenience, Toshiba ensured the G450 charges via the USB plug, so while you are using the modem functionality, you are top-up on Talk time.

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The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is a S60 5th Edition device with a resistive touch screen and tactile feedback. The device has a large 3,2“, bright nHD (640 x 360 pixels and 16:9 aspect ratio) color display. The device has variety of input methods: stylus, plectrum and finger touch support for text input and UI control (alphanumeric keypad, full and mini qwerty keyboard, handwriting recognition). Use the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic to connect to mobile broadband using WLAN or HSDPA (3.5G). Find directions and locations with the integrated A-GPS and included maps. Additional features include a 3.2 megapixel camera with dual LED flash, Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR, and USB 2.0 High-Speed. Supported WCDMA frequencies depend on the region where the device is available.

While it may not be Nokia’s first touchscreen phone (anyone out there remember the 7710?), the 5800 XpressMusic is certainly the first to come out of Finland with a mainstream appeal. What we’ve alternately known as the “Tube” throughout much of its development cycle is the first production device to run S60 5th Edition — the fourth major overhaul of Nokia’s ubiquitous smartphone platform since 2002 and the first to support fingers, styli, and high-res displays. Speaking of high-res displays, the 5800 comes equipped with an impressive 3.2-inch 640 x 360 resistive touchscreen to go along with its 3.2-megapixel autofocus cam, Carl Zeiss optics, dual LED flash, GPS, WiFi, 3.5mm jack, and a microSD slot with support for 16GB cards. It’ll be available in three versions — European HSDPA, North American HSDPA, and GSM only — and ships this quarter in black, red, and blue for €279 (about $392) unlocked with an 8GB card thrown in for good measure. Music fans with voracious appetites for new tunes might want to hold out, though, for the Comes With Music-equipped version that follows on “early next year” at a to-be-announced price.

Update: Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition

Just last week, Softpedia reported that the Japanese had a good-looking mini iPhone selling for just over 100 bucks. This week, the same Export Supermart have revealed a new iPhone clone, called the Sciphone i9+++. The quadband phone is Java-based, yet faithfully replicates the iPhone OS (at least at first glance), as well as the design of the original Apple device. The Sciphone does not support English!

According to its makers, the clone and copy iphone Sciphone has an accelerometer built in and sports dual-SIM support (a Chinese specialty). Unlike the mini iPhone, the Sciphone boast a big, 3.2-inch touchscreen display, 8GB of memory, FM radio capabilities and ships with not one, but two Li-ion 1200mAh batteries. The phone is also packed with pre-installed Java software, including games.

Unlike the original Apple iPhone, the Sciphone also comes with a stylus to be used with some text-writing applications. The phone is also a media player and recorder (sound and video), and offers out-of-the-box MMS support. Based on the video review available on Export Supermart’s site, this iPhone clone also appears to be smaller than the real device designed in Cupertino, California, and goes for $140. A lengthier list of features, as posted by the makers of the Sciphone i9+++, is available below.

- Quadband Dual Card Dual Standby;
- G-sensor function;
- Installed Java games with jar package;
- 3.2 inch Touch Screen;
- 8GB TF card;
- FM radio;
- 2 x Li-ion 1200mAh batteries;
- High-Res TFT display, 260K colors, 240 X 320 pixel resolution (3.2 inch touchscreen);
- Integrated SVGA camera 0.3 megapixels (digital zoom, video player, video recorder;
- Audio Player (music player, sound recorder, FM radio);
- SMS, MMS support;
- Memory card – 8GB;
- Connectivity and Data Transfer – Bluetooth 2.0, GPRS class 10, WAP 2.0’
- Integrated hands free speaker;
- Video recording and streaming;
- Melody composer;
- Supported Languages: French, Spanish, Portugues, Italian, German, Tieng Viet, Turkce, and Chinese (no English support);
- Software (apps) calendar, games, wap, calculator, alarm, world clock, e-book reader, unit and currency converters.

Needless to point out, those who prefer clones instead of the real thing should expect some degree of disappointment as far as functionality is concerned. Softpedia simply reports the existence of clones for informational purposes, but does not advise readers to purchase these devices. To be clear, the Sciphone i9+++ doesn’t even come close to replicating the functionality of the real Apple iPhone.