Philips has announced its D900 Smartphone in China, it features a 2.8-inch Touchscreen display with a 320 x 240 pixel resolution and other specs such as a 2 megapixel camera, GPS Navigation, WiFi and Bluetooth Connectivity, a USB 1.1 interface, Windows Mobile OS and supports CDMA2000 1x EV-DO connectivity.

It has a fully customizable for a wide range of intelligent applications and features an open mobile platform – Pocket PC, game consoles, and phone since then combined into one.

Intel and Nokia have decided to combine their Moblin and Maemo into a new Linux platform called the MeeGo. LG’s GW990 is probably the first device to based on the MeeGo. The GW990 has a long form factor packing a touchscreen.

The GW990 currently runs on Moblin, so it makes sense that it would become one of the first MeeGo phones.

If you are searching for mobile phones that offers dual action in most departments, then you might consider checking out the K-Touch X90+ Mini Twister Chinese Touchscreen Phone. It comes in a compact form and features a 2.2-inch Touchscreen display with dual cameras, dual SIM cards and a rotating keypad.

There are other awesome specs which includes an FM tuner and an analog TV for on-the-go viewing. The K-Touch X90+ is compatible with all four main GSM frequency bands for great reception world wide and cost only $138.99 on ChinaGrabber.

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PRS (Paul Reed Smith) launches the Guitarbud, the guitarist’s interface for the iPhone. This accessory allows you to plug your guitar directly into your iPhone and iPod touch 2G for use with all guitar applications. There is also a jack for you to connect your headphones.

The Guitarbud basically replaces your iPhone’s built in mic with the direct output of your guitar, meaning you can use your guitar with any app that your mic worked. This 6 foot special instrument cable also be used with bass or keyboard and it works with the company’s PRS Jam Amp, Voice Memos, StompVox and many other apps.

LG Electronics throws out its new Android system-based smartphone to the smartphone users of South Korea. This new Android-powered smartphone which is only known as the Andro-1 features a QWERTY keypad and supports social networking services linked with phone contact lists which is kinda like the Nokia C5 Symbian-Based Smartphone.

The LG Andro-1 is also optimized for using the search engine, e-mail and calendar services. If you are living in South Korea, it will be available on the KT Corp Network for a price of 600,000 Won before taxes, that is approximately $529 in the US.

Novothink launches the Solar Surge series hybrid solar charger case for iPhone 3G and 3GS as well as its iPod touch media player. Surge for iPhone 3G/3GS has integrated 1320mAh lithium-ion polymer battery while the iPod touch version gets 1500mAh, although we are a cellphone review blog we still have to mention the iPod Touch case as well. The Surge is a backup battery that combines a solar panel with a lithium ion battery into a soft touch, non-slip finish case, it provides about 30 minutes of talk time on a 3G network or 60 minutes on 2G from a mere 2 hours of direct sunlight.

No they didn’t forget to add the USB 2.0 cable connection for charging and data sync. Novothink’s Solar Surge has four built-in LED indicators and the company has developed a free Solar Planner App that provides an estimate of how much sun exposure is necessary to maintain the battery level base of your usage and the current weather forecast. iPhone version costs $79.95 and iPod touch version is priced at $69.96. Buy on Amazon right now!

Cricket just announced the availability of the new Samsung Stunt SCH-R100 Bar Phone to its customers. It is a affordable bar-type mobile phone which is slim and simple. It features a 128×160 color display, Bluetooth, speakerphone, voice command and long battery life. It comes load with Mobile Web and Games&Apps.

The Samsung Stunt is now available on the Cricket Network for $99.99

The Nokia C5 first surfaced back in February as the flagship device for the Nokia C Series. It has been only a few weeks and its already being talked about all over the internet. In-case you don’t remember the Nokia C5 features a 2.2-inch QVGA LCD display, a 3.2 Megapixel camera, integrated GPS/A-GPS, FM tuner and support for HSDPA/HSUPA networks.

It offers direct access to favorite contacts on the device homescreen and Facebook status updates visible from the phonebook, the Nokia C5 keeps people connected with the ones who matter the most.It is expected to be shipped by the second quarter of 2010 to selected markets. The compact Nokia C5 Smartphone includes access to Nokia’s range of mobile services, such as free GPS navigation, in one affordable sales package, with an estimated retail price of 135 Euro.

Softpedia gives it a 6.1 for design while TestFreaks gives it an overall score of 8.5.