Palm Pre’s debut at the CES is quite a success and its maybe one of the most exciting handset to be announced in recent years. The phone is running Palm’s all-new webOS platform, with TI’s new OMAP CPU under the hood – which Palm claims provides laptop-style power.

After a long long wait, Britons can now say goodbye to those lengthy iPhone contracts. Apple UK has just launched the pay as you go iPhone 3G starting with 8GB for £342.50 and 16GB for £391.45. But you won’t be able to use other network’s sim card, you have to use O2’s PAYG service in order to activate the iPhone.

Not so long from launching the 5800 ExpressMusic, Nokia is at it again with another touchscreen phone but this time a very promising phone that can possibly take a bite out of Apple’s hold on the touchscreen smartphone market. The N97 – equipped with S60 5th Edition OS – features a large touchscreen with a kick-out full QWERTY keyboard, hidden behind a 3.5-inch widescreen 16:9 touch display that tilts smartly above the keys.

Nokia today announced the latest addition to its Eseries range, the Nokia E63. With a pre-tax, pre-subsidy price of just €199, Nokia hopes to see the Symbian S60 device generate some mass-market appeal.

Google has taken the basics of the Google Earth interface and brought them to the iPhone. The app feels highly responsive and effectively mimics the desktop application on the iPhone.

This is the new MOTO Q 11 we’ve been following before and its now official. Its running on Windows® Mobile 6.1 and feature an integrated WiFi which uses Boingo Mobile to automatically connect the Q 11 to thousands of WiFi hotspots worldwide.

As the name suggest, its a music phone coupled with other multimedia and communication capabilities. It will be among the first devices to support “Comes With Music,” Nokia’s online music service which offers one year of unlimited access to the entire Nokia Music Store catalogue.

If this is really happening, this could be one of iPhone’s biggest selling points. Since most of the websites uses Flash animation, you can finally get rid of this familiar message, “you need to install Flash to view this s#.;’t.”

Do you want a full touch screen phone experienced but a bit short in your wallet? LG has the answer via their new KP500 full touch screen handset. LG claimed that this new handset is complete with the latest touch technology and features found in the existing high-end full touch screen handsets currently available today.

This new performer packs a 3.2-inch touchscreen, 13.8-millimeter thin design and an inbuilt camera with Auto Focus, face detection, geotagging and has the same TouchWiz interface as the Samsung Omnia and Samsung F480 Tocco.