Smart Phones of today

The LG Cookie is the most successful wireless company in recent times with more than 10 million units sold worldwide, So it seems crazy to be preparing his successor.

Yet these are pure speculation but it appears the successor to the LG Cookie be known as LG Muffin KP900.

It was learned information (in addition to these horrible pictures) that the LG KP900 would have the interface S-Class, capacitive touch screen 3 inches, As the original stylus, 5 mpx camera (the Cookie had one of 3 MPX), connectivity HSDPA, WiFi and Dolby Mobile.

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The leaked specs of HTC Espresso make us believe that it might be the successor of HTC Hero.  And the recently leaked ROM shows some screens that are believed to be the next generation of Sense UI.

The UI shows the glass like icon and some Android 2.1 user programs.  The screenshots were taken on a HTC Hero running the ripped ROM.

The author promised to have more to come and I will bring you more of this when it comes.

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First spotted a few weeks ago, the Samsung M5650 Lindy has been officially announced by Samsung, coming as some sort of a successor to the Corby S3650. Samsung says that the M5650 Lindy is a music phone, and given the touch sensitive music dedicated keys on the front, we have to agree with that. The phone also seems to have a 3.5mm headset jack.

Its other features include: 2.8 inch QVGA display, HSDPA connectivity, Wi-Fi, FM radio, 3MP camera, 50MB of internal memory and MicroSD card support.

As we previously said, Samsung M5650 Lindy is already available in Portugal (priced at €159). It will soon be launched in other European countries, as well as in India, China, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Africa.

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Palm webOS is a unique software which made Pre get a place in the top 5 Smartphones of 2009. The Smartphone company is all set to release their latest version of the software the “Palm WebOS 1.3.5” at the CES 2010. The WebOS 1.3.5 is released for Palm Pre and Palm Pixi.

As expected the WebOS will have few improvements like better battery life, increased speed and stronger WiFi.

Palm famous for its Smartphones in the US has confirmed it is looking up to their recently launched Ares Application development kit. The company also said that it has really no interest in making their market bulge with thousands of useless apps. Instead they plan to have a small store with quality applications.

The rest of the updates are all left for the big day but will let you know if something new pops up!

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Samsung announced their new mobile OS, called Bada earlier this month, some screenshots of the Samsung Bada OS have been leaked.

As you can see from the photos, the Samsung Bada OS looks very similar to Samsung’s TouchWiz UI, and Bada will be an open platform similar to Google Android, which Samsung hopes will entice developers to improve it and develop a range of applications for it.

Samsung will be launching their first Bada handsets early next year, it will be interesting to see how well the platform does, and if developers embrace it.

From the photos it does look pretty slick, and as we can see it already has a range of popular services built in like Twitter and Facebook.

If companies want to survive in the current mobile market they will have to develop platforms that perform as well as Apple’s iPhone platform and Google’s Android platform, from the looks of it Samsung will be able to compete, whilst other rivals like Nokia may struggle.

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