Gigaware has a whole new upgrade for your iPhone. The in-line control with HD Radio simply attaches to the dock connector of your iPhone and/or iPod touch and then you can start enjoying the tunes by using the click wheel controls (replicates click wheel of iPod). There are no subscription fees, song title and artist info are given on the iPhone and iTunes display, you can tag songs if you hear something great you want to buy later and you’ve got crystal-clear sound. What else more do you need? $80.

If you are a minimalist and don’t see the need for all of the bells and whistles that most of today’s phones have, then the Sony Ericsoon Pureness is definitely for you. It features an awesome transparent screen and a hidden keyboard that only reveals itself when it is being used. $TBA.

If you thought Motorola had lost their touch in the phone game, you were dead wrong. This new Motorola Droid will feature a large 3.7” inch touchscreen display, slide-out keyboard, 5 megapixel camera with dual-LED flash, 16GBs of storage, integrated Gmail and Exchange push support, and the ability to run multi-applications at once. $200.

The BlackBerry Bold 9700 picks up where the last Bold left off and has added some real improvements over the last one. This one features a higher resolution screen, trackpad navigation, 3.2 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, GPS, 3G support, and an improved battery life over the previous generation. $TBA.

The Bang & Olufsen BeoCom 5 might just be the phone that makes you want to start having a phone in your home again. The BeoCom 5 features dual phonelines, VOIP compatibility, and an acoustically tuned, full-duplex, aluminum speakerphone base for simultaneous two-way conversations. $TBA.

For those of you that were really interested in the first blackberry Storm, but were turned off by it’s not so popular click screen, you will be glad to know that the Blackberry Storm2 has some big improvements. It features an improved SurePress touch screen, built-in Wi-Fi, and the availability of a GSM model. $TBA.

We’ve always been a fan of phones from HTC and their new HD2 is definitely no exception. This one boasts a 4.3” inch capacitive screen, Windows Mobile 6.5 with HTC sense, GPS, 3.5G access, Wi-Fi, and a 5 megapixel camera with Dual-LED flash. Not too shabby. $TBA.

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