This new ad clearly defines the 41mp Nokia 808 PureView with an amazing digital photography technology. This ad was entirely filmed with just the 808 PureView see for yourself how it looks! The video highlights some of the phone’s capabilities – besides taking really good photos and capturing High Definition video, it enables you to easily share them with another Nokia device or over social networks such as Twitter.

Perhaps the most interesting feature of the camera is its pixel-perfect zooming capability. You can take photos up to three times as close, as well as shoot Full HD video clips at 30 fps and 4x zoom with no loss of detail. The downside though, maybe, is that the device runs on the dying Symbian OS.

Color us skeptical on this one, but rumors are coming down the pipeline about an HTC phone called the Edge. It's supposedly going to be the first Tegra 3-powered smartphone.

The 4.7-inch Edge will allegedly be slightly over ten millimeters thick, and appears to be very much the successor to the just-unveiled Rezound/Vigor, as it should feature the same 720p resolution, 1GB of RAM, and backlit eight-megapixel camera with 28-millimeter, f/2.2 lens. The major improvement, then, would be Edge's supposed AP30 Tegra 3 CPU from Nvidia, which offers four 1.5GHz cores to Rezound's two. Internal storage will likely be bumped to 32GB, while the Bluetooth radio should hit version 4.0. Naturally, Beats Audio enhancements would be part of the package.

Edge may also see the rollout of new or improved HTC content services, such as the previously tipped HTC Listen music store, HTC Read bookstore, and HTC Play gaming hub; the HTC Watch movie portal will reportedly begin to offer HD fare. Additionally, Edge could be one of the first Sense 4.0 devices.

From PocketNow.com

When the original Motorola RAZR came out in 2004 it turned the mobile world upside down with its slim profile and impressive design. Motorola sold more than 50 million units of the device, which makes it the all time best-selling clamshell. However, Motorola didn't quite manage to continue riding the enormous wave of success which the RAZR set and inevitably lost momentum.

This newest addition to Verizon's Droid lineup boasts a Gorilla Glass coated, 4.3-inch qHD Super AMOLED display -- a first for any mobile handset -- atop a dual-core 1.2GHz TI OMAP4430 processor. Although the RAZR may look like a Kevlar-wrapped, slightly warped Droid X with its 7.1mm skinny silhouette and familiar topside hump, the insides tell a different tale. Joining the list of well-heeled specs, are an 8 megapixel rear camera capable of 1080p HD video, 1GB RAM, 16GB of onboard storage with 16GB additional on the microSD card and an 1,800mAh battery. Moto's also included Lapdock 100 and 500 Pro compatibility, converting this latest red-eyed beastie into a power user's best friend.

Motorola RAZR at a glance:

General: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900, UMTS 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100, HSDPA 14.4 Mbps, HSUPA 5.76 Mbps
Form factor: Touchscreen bar phone

AT&T customers looking for a shiny new HTC device to purchase will be able to grab the new HTC Vivid starting on November 6. The HTC Vivid is the first phone from HTC capable of connecting to AT&T’s new 4G LTE network, which will expand to 9 markets on November 6. These include Boston, Washington D.C., Baltimore, Athens GA, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas – Fort Worth, Houston and San Antonio.

Realize the full power of LTE on the HTC Vivid with fast web browsing, powered by a dual core 1.2 GHz processor and a brilliant 4.5-inch qHD display. Music and Android Market apps download and are ready in a snap, or photos and video are a breeze to upload after using the exceptional camera for low-light photos and full widescreen HD video.

HTC Vivid features the acclaimed HTC Sense user experience, which includes a customizable active lockscreen that transforms the display into a real-time window to your most important information and content, such as social updates, photos, weather or stock updates that are viewed by simply waking up the display. Sharper graphics, vibrant animations and new widgets make HTC Sense better than ever and, by continuing to focus on the details, HTC provides a more cinematic and immersive multimedia experience with stunning imagery and audible weather effects.

HTC is launching its first phone in a line of smartphones to feature Beats audio technology, the HTC Sensation XE.

HTC claimed its Android based Sensation XE boosts performance and battery life further than its predecessor with the addition of a 1.5GHz dual core processor and an extended battery.

When used with Beats by Dr Dre in-ear headphones, the handset automatically switches to the bespoke Beats by Dr Dre sound profile, delivering audio tracks tuned specifically for the headphones.

The HTC Sensation XE ships with an 8GB or 16GB microSD card and the exclusive Beats by Dr Dre in-ear headphones feature a remote control, allowing you to pause, play or skip through tracks and answer or end calls while the phone is in your pocket.

htc-sensation-xeHTC said its Sensation XE will be available across EMEA and Asia Pacific from late September.

We have seen the phone tip up on several internet retailers, promised for release on 7 October. The device is on Amazon UK for a jaw droppingly expensive £614, Play.com for £599 and Clove for a more wallet friendly £492.

HTC confirmed that the device comes with in-ear Dr Dre headphones, and they can cost upwards of £100, so that could explain the phone's high price.

Last month, we reported that HTC will buy a 51 per cent stake in the overpriced headphone maker Beats Electronics for $300m, its fifth acquisition of the year.

The firm said handsets with integrated Beats Audio will "redefine the smart phone industry and define the future", which we think is a bold statement.