DoCoMo show off 200Mbps Super-3G system

Pictures of Bang and Olufsen Serenata phone

Bang and Olufsen have teamed up with Samsung again to create another top-end designer phone. The new phone, called the Bang and Olufsen Serenata, takes over from the B&O Serene that the two companies launched back in 2005.

The problem with the Serene was not only did it look pants, it was pretty lacking in features as well, despite its exorbitant price. Accordingly, no-one apart from Jeremy Clarkson actually bought one.

B&O have obviously learned their lesson with the new Serenata, though, as it comes with some tasty Samsung kit. Still looks pants though!

More details and pictures of the Samsung Serenata after the jump.

T-Mobile gets the Google gPhone

More Google gPhone rumours for you, this time apparently from an ultra reliable source. Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins has spoken to several people inside the mobile phone industry, and has the scoop on what we can expect from the new Google phone.

Full details of the new Google gPhone runours after the jump (and no, it won't look like the pic!).

DoCoMo Wellness phone measures lardiness and bad breath

DoCoMo's new health-inspired phone aims to turn you into a physically perfect specimen, but at the expense of your somewhat fragile ego. Firstly, the DoCoMo Wellness phone offers the usual health- and sport-oriented features, such as pedometer, timer, calorie counter, etc.

However, it then takes things a whole lot further by telling you how many pies you've eaten, and not exactly breaking the news to you gently, either!

More details after the jump.

Video preview of Nokia’s iPhone killer

Apple's iPhone really set the cat among the pigeons with its fantastic interface, causing virtually every other mobile phone manufacturer to release a new phone with touchscreen in effort to seem like thei'r phones aren't out-dated. However, none of these touchscreens have been as innovative as the iPhone's - until now.

What you see here is a new Nokia phone coming our way in 2008 that will feature a virtually identical user interface ot the Apple iPhone. Yes, it features a touchscreen, but check out the video after the jump, and you'll think you're looking at an iPhone with Nokia branding.