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  • LG F1200

    LG's mid-range musical phone features dual colour displays and tri-band connectivity, but it lacks memory expansion options.

  • Nokia 5510: 'weird-looking' with panache

    It's not often that market leader Nokia Oyj has to play catch-up. But when it has to, it does so with panache. More than a year after Siemens launched the MP3-capable SL45, Nokia unveiled its own version: the weird-looking 5510.

  • Samsung introduces the mobile phone to the digital camera

    Samsung Korea is about to release a CDMA mobile phone that includes a digital still camera and 1.5-inch colour LCD screen. Other planned versions include an Internet phone, MP3 phone, TV phone and Watch phone.

  • Virgin rolls out world's first MP3 phone

    New offering from Virgin Mobile and Samsung will play tunes and take calls, but you'll probably pay a lot for the right to show it off.

  • It's All About MP3

    With the rise and fall of Napster, just about everyone knows what an MP3 is. But in case you have been hiding under a pile of vinyl records for the last 18 months, here are the basics.

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