Remember the Android Phone from the Australian Mobile Makers since late last year? Well if not it is the Kogan Agora which was suppose to be the World’s Second Android Phone which was announced as Delayed because of problems and to re-test and make sure the Kogan Agora will be compatible with future Android applications.

Well we are getting word that the handset will be launched after it gets a re-design. Kogan Technologies is claiming that their new model will be more like the Apple iPhone in design, with a large 3.8-inch touchscreen for Android to roam freely across. No release date for it has been announced.

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Toshiba recently announced the G01 Mobile Phone. The new Toshiba phone features a 4.1 inch touchscreen W-VGA display and has a slimmer shell, faster processor than other Smartphones including the Apple iPhone.

The G01 is powered by an 1Ghz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, runs the Windows Mobile 6.1 OS and supports GPS, HSDPA and HSUPA, DivX support and Internet Explorer Mobile 6, including with full Flash compatibility.

There is also gesture features to control your phone, for example you can shake the phone to answer a call or even flicking the wrist to control the calls. There has been no price announced as yet but continue to check back here.

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Here is another overpriced Luxury phone from Vertu. The Vertu Constellation Pure is a member of the Vertu Constellation series. The mobile phone comes in two different finishes, Black and White. The Black Version on the handset features a PVD treated steel, ceramic keyboard and a stain resistant leather back while the white version features polished steel, ceramic keyboard and a stain resistant leather back.

The Vertu Constellation Pure will be available as of march 1st and will be retailed for a price of $8,700.

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Verizon Wireless announced the new CDM8975 which is a push to talk mobile phone which was developed by Personal Communications Devices.

The mobile phone comes in a clamshell design and has features such as a 1.3 Megapixel camera, Bluetooth, integrated media player and a microSD card slot.

Verizon Wireless CDM8975 is available for $99.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and a new two-year customer agreement.

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The Sony X Series Walkman has been priced and dated for the UK, and while the 3 inch OLED touchscreen media player could be an iPod Touch killer, it doesn’t beat it for cost. Breakdown after the break.

The device was first announced at the 2009 CES and is expected to hit the UK sometime next month.

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According to the marketing department director Ryu Jae-hyun of the Samsung Taiwan, the company is in the process of making a Armani Windows Mobile 6.5 Handset.

We are really anticipating what the Armani and Samsung combination will bring forward. We are expecting big things but right now all we can say is that the handset will be running the Windows Mobile 6.5 and will probably be available in the third quarter of 2009

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Remember the Gresso Avantgarde Skeleton Phone, well here is another called the Gresso Skeleton Gold Phone. Another luxury phone from Gresso that will cost you big box if you want to own one.

The Gresso Skeleton Gold comes with 23 functional keys made of 18k gold, a QVGA screen covered with hand-polished 42k sapphire glass. Enough with the luxury, the Skeleton Gold features a 2 megapixel camera, 2GB of internal storage and runs the Windows Mobile 6.

The company will be releasing only 50 units with each going at $4,400.

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Above is a photo of the LG Watch Phone that was released a few months ago. The Watch design handset is finally available from Orange, the UK mobile phone carrier for a really hefty price.

Orange has signed up to sell the Dick Tracey-inspired ‘watch phone’ at a staggering £1,000 per device. The Korean manufacturer unveiled the touch-screen watch phone at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona last week although photos of the phone has been available for a while from gadgets blogs all over.

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