HTC today announced the global launch of the new HTC Touch™ mobile phone, which contains the touch screen interface TouchFLO developed by HTC. "With the HTC Touch™, access to your most commonly used content, contacts and features is only a simple finger flick away," said Peter Chou, CEO and President of HTC. "Mobile phone makers have done a great job of cramming ever-more exciting features into ever-smaller phones. But the way in which one accesses these increasingly sophisticated features has not kept pace. That ends today with the HTC Touch™." This announcement comes just three weeks before the release of the similar Apple iPhone on June 29. The HTC Touch™, will be available in North America sometime during the second half of 2007.

T-Mobile today announced the new T-mobile Wing smartphone with slide-out QWERTY keyboard, touch screen, and sleep blue exterior. The phone, developed by HTC, also has a 2.0-megapixel camera, extended battery life, Bluetooth connectivity, and full Internet access.

“In today’s hectic and fast-paced world, staying connected to those who matter most is not easy,” said Leslie Grandy, vice president, Product Development, T-Mobile USA. “With the T-Mobile Wing, customers have the freedom to choose how to communicate, whether it’s calling their loved ones, e-mailing with friends, or sharing presentations with a client from one of more than 8,000 T-Mobile HotSpot locations.”

With Apple's major success with their iPod, the most popular form of MP3 player, they were sure to expand and come out with their own version of a cell phone. Apple has dominated the industry of MP3 players and has managed to sell millions of iPods all over the world, along with millions of songs through their own online music store.

The cell phone industry has evolved and so has the technology. Nearly every single cell phone comes equipped with a screen that plays video, and a camera. Apple's newer versions of the iPod have screen that have the ability to play videos. Now Apple has taken their popular and advanced technologies to the next level with the iPhone, combining the functions of a cell phone, Internet communication device, as well as a "wide screen" iPod with easy to use touch controls.

HTC S710 VOX, or simply HTC S710, the new powerhouse from HTC, emboldens every positive aspects that a mobile user can dream to own. It comprises a semi-auto sliding QWERTY type keyboard that offers full functionality for an user during word documentation, e-mailing, or chatting. This quad-band GSM phone is the first in its category to embrace Windows Mobile 6.0 standard platform. And resultantly provides user a set of enhanced business and enterprising tools. A 201MHz OMAP CPU powers the HTC S710 and effects in a smooth functioning of every graphic rich programs of the phone. Window Live program helps one to stay connected with the contacts. The integrated Direct Push feature helps to view documents and PDF on-the-go.

Pharos 600e GPS phone is impressive in this regard. Its fashionable design and sleek form factor are at home in your purse or pocket, but its ability to tell you where the next restaurant is makes putting it on your dashboard a requirement for any trip. Combining navigation, entertainment and office productivity tools into a single, portable device, the Pharos presents the Pharos 600e GPS Phone.

The Pharos GPS Phone 600e comes equipped with a large color touchscreen which can quickly translate into a full QWERTY keyboard. Other key features include a 2 mega pixel camera, Windows Mobile 5.0, quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, WiFi 802.11b/g, tri-band FM radio, and a voice recorder.

Helio today announced the new Heat mobile phone. The slider phone is one of the thinnest of its kind, with an electrostatic touchpad on the front. Similar to the new Chocolate, the phone has controls for navigation and media playback. The phone also features a 1.3-megapixel digital camera, 136 MB of built-in memory, Bluetooth, and a nice QVGA screen. "Young people want more than their parents' off-the-shelf 'phone'," said Sky Dayton, CEO of Helio. "Helio members are driving today's trends in clothes, music and social networking and mobile is no different. With Heat, we're delivering another exclusive device with a blend of unique design and high technology they can call their own."