With hands free policies being introduced in many states, everyone is jumping on the bluetooth wagon, but not everyone likes having that earpiece in when they aren’t in their car. This is the perfect solution as it just installs on the steering wheel, and features an LCD screen to display names and phone numbers of incoming calls, as well as a speaker, to make all of your calls entirely hands free. $100.

With all the features that come standard with these new generation phones it seems that a lot of people have forgotten what a phone’s main purpose is, talking to your friends. Either way this phone features a 12.1 megapixel camera with touch focus, face and smile detection, Xenon flash, and video capability. Throw in FM Radio, GPS, TV-out and a 3.5 inch display and you can’t go wrong. $TBA.

Sony Ericsson is getting ready to drop their new cell phone the Aino. This cell phone is a slider style which uses Sony’s Remote Play feature to let you control and access media from your Playstation 3 via Wi-Fi. Add in a 3 inch touch screen, 8.1 megapixel camera, 3G connectivity and matching Bluetooth headphones and you’ve got a winner. $TBA.

If you love your cell phone service provider, but you get service everywhere except in the most important of places, your house, then this product is for you. Simply plug the device into your computer’s USB port and boost your signal by up to 3 bars instantly. $100

A product of tie-up of Prada and LG is a cell phone with a slide-out keyboard, 3G, 5MP camera. Included in the cell phone unit are Prada animated films and some themes and wallpapers. You may also want to try the Bluetooth-enabled “Link watch” that is capable of serving as your caller ID. Interestingly, it can also receive SMS messages. $800 – Phone, $400 – Watch