Motorola Diamond Bluetooth Headset

Motorola has teamed up with luxury custom mobile phone creator Alexander Amosu, to produce the world’s first real gold and diamond Bluetooth headset - the Diamond MOTOPURE H12.This extremely limited edition headset is the ultimate statement in luxury, made from 18K gold and featuring over 180 brilliant cut diamonds, a total of 3.47 carats. The headset is only available to custom order and comes with the choice between white or yellow 18k gold and with the added option to customise with white, pink or even black diamonds.
The headset will come in a half loaded and fully loaded version priced at £4,000 and £6,250 respectively and will be initially available exclusively in Selfridges (London/Manchester) and Harvey Nicholls ( London ) from mid December.Bringing convenient communication into the realm of high-end fashion, Motorola’s latest style statement is also the first headset to feature CrystalTalk- the new technology from Motorola which cuts out background noise making your conversations crystal clear.
With only 100 of these ultra-exclusive headsets ever being made available, the headset will be the lust-have item the super rich will be craving for this Christmas!

Motorola U9 in Pink and Purple

Motorola have announced the the Moto U9 will be available in Metallic Pink and Purple. The range is obviously aimed at females and will arrive in shops from January 2008.The Moto U9 is primarly a music phone with features including· Touch sensitive music keys appear on the borderless external display when in music mode· Music synchronization compatible with Windows Media® Player 11· Integrated music player that supports multiple audio files: Windows® WMAv10 plus Janus DRM, MP3, AAC, AAC+, AAC+ enhanced

Cliq Enables Radio Listeners To Buy What They Hear

A new service , known as Cliq , has launched today. Cliq enables anyone listening to DAB digital radio on there mobile phone to buy the songs they hear.
19 stations are participating including Heart, Magic, Galaxy and Smooth, and all four major record labels have lent their support.
Customers will need to load Cliq software on to their phones. It will then give a list of the last five songs played by each radio station.
To buy a song the user then clicks on the selected track , which then downloads the song to their pc.
One song using this service costs £1.25 which is a significantly higher than the 79 pence charged by Apples iTunes music store.

JCB Tough Phone Launched

JCB, the construction manufacture, has launched a mobile phone made by Sonin.

The phone is aimed at all people who have a tendency to work or play in situations where their phones are in high risk of damage (seen as JCB work in construction, builders are the obvious target market).

The phone is Shock resistant, Dust resistant, Water resistant, Drop resistant and can work under situations of extreme noise. To back up these claims the phone is offered with a 3 year warranty with no questions asked.

The phone is relatively primitive in terms of functionality, and does not feature 3G or any multimedia capabilities. The phone does however feature Bluetooth, Tri-Band, Push to talk and Built in dual speakers.

We think the phone will have a strong appeal to the people who need a durable phone and can see it selling well.

The Phone is available now from Phones4u.

Smallest Mobile Phone

Did you ever thought of a phone on your wrist or ever wanted to know how it feels for a secret agent to blow their cover by talking on their wrist watch? Well, if you did, the guys over at thinkgeek.com seem to have the right little something for you. The GSM wrist watch is a fool-around cool GSM phone/gadget that comes loaded with features.The 1.3″ 65K color TFT touchscreen display is probably the first thing to fascinate you (the tiny stylus is tucked inside the body). The GSM wrist watch also has a music and video player (MP3 and MP4) - unfortunately all you have is 60MB of integrated memory that’s not expandable in any way.
The GSM wrist watch has a tri-band GSM/GPRS support, a WAP browser, it supports MP3 and MIDI ringtones, and also has a sound recorder, calendar and a notes application with basic handwriting recognition. There is also e-book support, calculator, currency and unit converter, plus the little fellow can tell the time out loud.
Sound like a yummy offer - it does all the regular low end GSM mobile stuff right off your hand, plus you get that cloak-and-dagger form factor. The watch has USB interface for transferring data to and from a computer, charges via USB or using a wall socket.
The retail package includes a wireless Bluetooth headset (a wired one is also supplied) and two batteries. The best thing is this nifty gadget costs only USD 199.99
More details at ThinkGeek