Accelerometers aren't exactly new, but Samsung has decided to get in on the fun. Their M3510 will now feature an accelerometer, just to prove it's still in the competition too. Even if it is just in competition with the lower-end Walkman phones. continued »

Judging from the Walkman logo being directly on the front of the phone, it will be a new addition to the Walkman series. Specifically it may be an updated version of the W580. continued »

A recent patent application by Sony Ericsson documents what could be the basis of the well-rumored PSP Phone which even the official Sony magazine has suggested is in development.  Titled "Orientation based multiple mode mechanically vibrated touchscreen display", the document basically describes a handset with a full touchscreen that can be reconfigured to display gaming or more traditional cellphone controls, using haptic feedback to ... continued »

Sod the Enterprise features, what the iPhone needs is a really good game - something it can do and that pales on other devices.  Trism, spotted on YouTube (you can see the video after the cut), might be just the thing: ostensibly a basic colour-matching puzzle, the game uses both the touchscreen, to move rows, and the iPhone's accelerometer (which normally ... continued »

Before your mind starts to wonder into the gutter, this article is about an application called ShakeSMS. Just like it sounds, when you shake any Nokia phones equipped with an accelerometer, it will open new text message with one shake and when you’re done, shake the second time will command the phone back to idle screen and lock it. Click ... continued »