T-Mobile will soon release the new Sony Ericsson TM506 cell phone. Spotted earlier at FCC, the 3G handset features an integrated 2.0 megapixel camera module with video recording, Bluetooth connectivity, built-in aGPS receiver, web browser with RSS feed reader, instant messaging, picture and video blogging, media player, MusicDJ, USB interface, voice command, and more. According to its draft, the phone can also access TV and streaming videos (built-in DMB receiver?). Sounds good, huh?

Sony Ericsson TM506 cell phone runs on dual-band GSM/EDGE 850/1900 network, as well as WCDMA 1700/2100. It will come out around June or July this year.

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FCC has just approved Mitac’s upcoming tablet PC product, the “E100″. This means you can expect to see it in U.S market very soon. The tablet PC itself is powered by an 800Mhz Intel processor, a 1GB of main memory, 3G, 802.11b/g WiFI, and Bluetooth connectivity. It comes with an 8.4-inch touchscreen display, along with an optional 3G WAN network antenna and GPS receiver. No words on pricing and availability at the moment though.

FCC has just approved Sony Ericsson’s K850i cell phone. This impressive handset is the successor of K810i and it’s already out in Europe through O2. I can’t wait to replace my K800i with this new K850i, hopefully it’ll be released soon in my country. Regarding features, it boasts a quad-band GSM/UMTS/HSDPA/3.5G connectivity, an integrated 5 megapixel camera module, a large 262K colors QVGA display, and M2 card slot.

FCC has just approved Sony Ericsson’s Z320 and Z320i cell phones. These two beautiful clamshell handsets offer a nice front panel that display the phone’s status, an integrated 1.3 megapixel camera module, an 1.8-inch display, infrared connectivity, USB interface, and tri-band GSM/GPRS network support. They also sport a “Style-Up” covers that allows users to easily switch and replace the phone’s cover with another that match their mood. All of these features make both Z320 and Z320i suitable for people who prefer simplicity, but still want to look fashionable.

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After being announced six months ago, Sony Ericsson’s Z750i cell phone is finally ready to hit U.S. This handset, which just got approval from FCC, is the successor of Z610i model. Eventhough it may looks similar to its predecessor, the handset comes with much better features. Including HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Package Access) and Java Platform 8 support. Both are the first in the company’s phone’s family. Moreover, it also introduce an interesting onscreen widgets feature that can be set to automatically fetch information directly to the phone from various resources. Probably like somekind of feed reader.

No words on pricing and availability at the moment.

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FCC has just gave a nod on Sony Ericsson’s latest Walkman cell phone, the W910i model. Rumor said that the handset will be out around October. Hopefully it’s true ’cause this W910i phone is AWESOME. It sports several innovative functions, such as Shake and SensMe. The former allows users to control music or play the game simply by moving, shaking, or rotating the phone (just like Nintendo Wii’s Wiimote), while the second feature lets you search for music based on your mood, tempo, and style.

On the specs department, it comes with HSDPA connectivity, Bluetooth, a 35MB onboard memory with Memory Stick Micro card slot for additional storage, and a 240×320 display.

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Samsung’s 5 megapixel camera phone, G600, has just received FCC’s approval. The information is still pretty rough this time. Such as the phone will run on GSM network and sports a Bluetooth connectivity, USB port, a microSD card slot, and built-in FM radio receiver. Expect more detail once the company offiicially announces the device.

Other phone manufacturers, Sony Ericsson and Nokia, have also presented their 5MP camera phone previously. The former company comes out with K850 Cyber-shot series (coming soon) while the latter with its N95 model from N-Series range (already released).

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Fujitsu has just sent several new Lifebook series laptops to FCC for approval. Some of them are the Lifebook A6030 and E8410/8490 models. The former sports a 15.4-inch WXGA LCD display, a 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, and integrated 802.11a/b/g WiFI support. As for the other two notebooks, they come with almost similar specs, except a better WUXGA or WSXGA display resolution.

I guess we can expect more details about these Lifebook series laptops once they get their FCC’s approval.

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Looks like Motorola is going to release the successor of its MOTOPEBL phone, U3e model, in U.S market. The handset has just pop up in the FCC database and now currently waiting for its approval. Once approved, this thin clamshell phone, featuring flat keypad, thin LCD screen, integrated camera module, and GSM dual-band support; will soon be available in the market. Let’s just wait and see for FCC’s decision.

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Last Friday might be a good day for a German company named Hoft & Wessel. One of its latest creation, the skeye.pad XSL Tablet PC, has just got an approval for FCC. Means, soon you’ll be able to find this convertible laptop on the U.S market. Two version will be offered, one with integrated WiFI module (T23002) and other with optional WiFi connectivity through SD card (T23000). However, both models support WPA and WEP encryption.

Regarding specs, skeye.pad XSL Tablet PC features an 8.4-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 800×600, a built-in dual stereo speakers, a CF/PC/SD card slot, and Windows CE.Net 4.2 OS. Apparently, the mobile device doesn’t have any keyboard, but you can still entering the text by utilizing the provided on-screen keyboard that can be accessed through an icon on the taskbar.

No words on pricing and availability.

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