Dunk USB Drive.

I want one.
**Cough**Hypebeast**Cough**

(Image via Sneakernews.com)

Palm Treo Pro.

Looks pretty damn good. I thought it would be running a finally updated Palm OS, but I guess that would be hoping for a little too much. It will be running Windows Mobile Pro 6.1 however.

• 14 mm in thickness, width 60 mm and length 113 mm
• GSM, EDGE and UMTS HSDPA 3.6
• aGPS
• Wi-FI b/g
• 320×320 screen, touch panel
• micro-SD slot under the battery
• 2 MP camera
• 1500 mAh battery
• A micro-USB connector for both power and sync
• Bluetooth 2.0 EDR + A2DP, 256 MB NAND-Flash (> 175 MB for user), 32 MB SDRAM
• Windows Mobile Pro 6.1

HTC Dream (Google Android)

It has been rumored for a while now that HTC and T-Mobile will be coming together for the release of Google's first Android (aka G-Phone). Well, now there are actual "facts" to back this claim. The Dream will supposedly be offered to current T-Mobile subscribers for $150 (Wowzers) with listed features being: slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 3G data, 5″ x 3″ touchscreen and 3.0 megapixel camera. You'll also need a Gmail account to purchase one. Presale slated for September 17th:-X
I cannot wait.

(Image via TheBoyGeniusReport.com)

**Update** Here's a blurry ass video of it in action.

T-Mobile Sidekick.

Yep, the newest device of T-Mobile's Sidekick family is very simply titled "Sidekick". It's the successor of the now defunct Sidekick ID. This new model comes complete with the newest features that are currently being sent out to Sidekick LX users via OTA updates and changeable shells. Whoopee.

• $149.99 with a two-year agreement
• Video recording
• Spell check
• Quick find
• Improved browser
• Enhanced IM
• Bluetooth A2DP
• 2.0 megapixel camera
• Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE

(Images via Engadgetmobile.com)

Macbook Touch.

The infamous Macbook Touch may prove to be a reality. A purely multi-touch based operating system with the robust capabilities of a regular Macbook. Rumors are saying October, but I wouldn't get my hopes up for anything that soon.

The iGiveUp.

The iGiveUp is a bluetooth handset in which you put the barrel to your head and pull the trigger to make and receive phone calls...

I want one.

Here's a video of it in action:

(Images via Geekologie.com)

The Skinny on the 3G iPhone.

The folks over at Engadget Mobile have done a tell-all on everything they know about the upcoming 3G iPhone. Click the pic to check it out.

Blackberry Bold/9000 (More Info)

Just a few more tantalizing tidbits about the upcoming Blackberry and its all-new operating system:

• Richer Rendering
• Zoom In/Out via Trackball
• Continuous Spellcheck Option
• Enhancements to Existing Applications
• 1GB Onboard Memory
• VGA Display
• Music Sync
• Home Screen Icons Size

That coupled with the sleek form factor, I'd buy. Slated for release: July 2008 with AT&T ($300).

(Images via HowardChui.com)

Tony Hawk Sidekick LX.

T-Mobile did it before with their D. Wade and LRG limited-edition versions of the popular Sidekick 3, and now again with a Tony Hawk collaboration and the LX.The bottom cover of the device features a skateboard grip-tape feel, has eight simulated screws and slate-colored front. (Looks pretty mediocre to me).

However in news more exciting than the actual phone itself: Accompanying the release will be video and enhanced Bluetooth capabilities which have been absent on the Sidekick until now. Current Sidekick LX and Slide owners will receive an over-the-air-update with the updated feature at a later date (woo!). Slated for release in mid- to late-July.

(images via hiptop3.com)

New Crackberry...

So I may as well post about one of my many obsessions in the mean time in between time: fancy schmancy mobile devices. This is the Blackberry 9000 (far right), slated to be released later this year with AT&T (they get every damn thing). There are talks of it featuring a touchscreen and being an "Apple Killer".....well, here's hopin'.

(Via EngadgetMobile)