The white iPhone 4 is a bit like nuclear Fusion; long promised, much sought after, but never seeming to quite maange to get itself out of the lab. Well that might be about to change (for the iPhone we mean, nuclear fusion is still decades from a commercial rollout). A video has appeared on the tubes showing the handset being unboxed and it looks like the genuine article. Apple have stated on two separate occasions that the white version of the iPhone was throwing up challenges to manufacturing that they hadn't expected and thus there was a delay. Enjoy the Video Below!

Some sort of compromise could be on the cars between RIM and the Indian government according to an undisclosed source who has been speaking with Reuters.  Currently the Indian government is demanding that RIM provide them with the ability to intercept and read Blackberry enterprise emails and messages sent using Blackberry Messenger. The government are viewing the situation from a national security perspective, worried that terrorists could use the service to plan attacks similar to those carried out in Mumbai.

RIM currently has a technical team in New Delhi working on the issue with the department of telecoms in India as well as India's security agencies. The unnamed source said "We are expecting they will come up with some solution for Enterprise mail next week." If no solution is found then RIM could find itself thrown out of the Indian market as the Indian government have set a deadline of 31st August for the situation to be resolved to their satisfaction. Blackberry Messenger will be allowed to continue to operate past the deadline since the Indian government say they have been assured of access to that service, but email services would be stopped.

You have probably heard that T-Mobile USA are running a teaser site for their mysterious upcoming Android smartphone the G2. These are the first shots of the device and we gotta say that for something that was supposed to continue the revolution started by its predecessor, it does look quite dull.

See the Photos and it might be quite blurry a little but it shows the Shape and the Design of the Phone and thats all we Need right Now...Stay tuned for Upcoming Specs!

Samsung has just Released a Collection of Galaxy S accessories. The line of premium accessories includes a desktop dock, a charger with a second battery, a vehicle dock, a video streaming box and various carrying cases.

The desktop dock is meant to be used with the Desk Home app. It will turn your smartphone into very convenient and capable media player and allow making hand-free calls.

The vehicle dock (with additional USB connector for charging) and the leather/silicon/neoprene cases don't need any explanation. They look excellent and bear the Galaxy S logo. Samsung has really surprised us with this Gorgeous collection.

The Xperia X10 is powered by a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, which was powerful enough that the device didn't feel sluggish during most tasks. Its 4-inch 854 x 480 pixel touchscreendisplay was crisp, but didn't compare to the Super AMOLED display on the Samsung Captivate, also available on AT&T (although it was a bit easier to read in daylight). The built quality of the Xperia X10 is solid, and more than one person commented on how attractive it looked. I also liked the two white LED notification lights next to the phone's hardware buttons just below the display.

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