SlashPhone has a review up for the Nokia 6125. The 6125 made a sleek first impression, a clamshell type phone with no antennas and a slim profile. The 6125 also has features that are found in models with a higher price tag.

The Nokia 6125 features:

    * weighs at an acceptable 98 grams
    * dimensions come in at 90 x 46 x 23.6
    * it supports the Quadband network with auto switching to
    * it also has a built in XHTML Browser
    * Integrated Digital Music Player
    * Macromedia Flash Lite
    * built in 1.3 megapixel camera

Well, to begin with, allow me to tell you the B570 is the best CDMA phone I've ever knew. It can playback both audio and video files, display pictures, and even lets you watch satellite TV programme through its built-in DMB receiver. TV show and movie can be displayed on PiP (Picture-in-Picture) mode. To store the media files, a whopping 8GB of HDD is provided. It is enough to store around 1600 music files (4MB each), 16 PMP movies (400MB each), and 20,000 pictures (300KB).

The SCH-B570 also gives you a superb audio experience with 5.1-channel virtual stereo and 3D stereo sound. You can choose stereo sound by controlling the location of five speakers on the screen. There's also a "Morning-Call Motion Recognition Snooze" function when, upon making alarm in the morning, you can shake it a few times and it will automatically stop the alarm and start waking you again in a few minutes.

Other features packed on the phone include a variety of multimedia content, including psychology test, Chinese character dictionary, and motion recognition games.

Blackberry is currently working on its new PDA phone, the Pearl 8100. The buzz about this handset has been spreading over the net for a while, along with several rumor and speculations on the specs. Well, thanks to those guys at Pinstack's forums who recently disclosed the full specs of Pearl, we can stop guessing now. In a nutshell, the Pearl 8100 is a quad-band GSM cell phone with 240×260 65K colors LCD display, integrated 1.3 megapixel camera module, 64MB of onboard memory with MicroSD card slot, and integrated MP3 player as well as support for MP3 ringtone. No words on pricing and availability yet, but there's a full detail of the handset right after the jump.

Chinese Company Tech Faith Wireless announces the UbiQUio 501, which is a candybar styled triband GSM communicator with a QWERTY keyboard, and is powered by Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC Edition features a 2.0 megapixel camera, 2.5� sensor QVGA (320x240 pixels) LCD, 64 MB internal meory, a miniSD card slot, Wi-Fi (802.11b/g), Bluetooth technology, among others. 

The Nokia 6136 was among the first Nokia mobile phones to offer UMA capabilities, to allow seamless handovers of voice and data connections between GSM cellular and WLAN networks. In other words, it combines the benefits of mobile and fixed landline through voice over WLAN.

The phone, a clamshell, quad-band GSM model with a 1.3 megapixel camera, will be out during the second quarter, and will initially be available on the Orange network. The phone is primarily targeted at corporate customers who can deploy the phone for use both as a cellphone for external use, and as a VoIP phone within company facilities.

“UMA technology truly brings simplicity in the usage of voice over IP,” says Peter Ropke, Nokia’s Senior Vice President of Mobile Phones R&D. “This pilot project is an important step forward in bringing functional UMA technology to the mass market. Both operators and consumers will be able to garner the benefits of this new technology.

The K800i accommodates a 3.2-megapixel lens with autofocus, built-in Xenon flash, image stabilising technology and a splendid new shooting mode called BestPic (see ‘Take your best shot’ box out for an in-depth look). Not to mention that it hurtles around at 3G speeds.