Nokia unveiled their N77 multimedia TV mobile phone at 3GSM. It features DVB-H technology, a dedicated TV key, and a powerful internal antenna to allow a digital TV signal to be received whilst on the move.

Nokia say it offers much of the functionality of the N92 (which we reviewed here) but in a more compact body.

The Motorola SLVR has had a bit of makeover and now looks a lot a shinier and sports a 2.0 megapixel camera. There’s a card slot to support up to 2GB of removable memory and an intriguing thing called a MegaSIM… Shiny Susi talks us through it:

The hotly anticipated iPhone lookalike, the LG Prada, has put in an appearance at 3GSM. It’s stylish, it’s touchscreen, it’s sexy and it’s secured safely away behind a glass panel. Damn. Shiny Susi takes a look:

SanDisk have unveiled their JEDEC-standard iNAND embedded flash drive standard, capable of capacities up to 8GB.

iNAND is compatible with the SD bus and commands, and is designed for use with applications such as mobile TV and multimedia storage, gaming, GPS and PDA applications.

Microsoft, who officially launch
Windows Mobile 6.0 at 3GSM this week, have claimed that several mobile phone manufacturers have signed up to use the new incarnation of their mobile operating system.

LG Electronics, Toshiba and HP will make smartphones that use the new OS, though neither have made Windows Mobile devices before.

Shiny Susi takes a look at the KRZR K3 from Motorola, which features HSDPA for instant media downloads. It's a clamshell in the style of the previous KRZR, but packs in more techy stuff, for no more millimetres. .

Nokia have spent a great deal of R&D money trying to emulate the success of the 6310i, that black and white screen, indestructable phone that still goes for a fortune on eBay. So, this is what they've come up with - an indestructable phone with a colour screen. Genius.

Mobile phone operating system maker Symbian, whose software is found on about 70% of the world's smartphones, together will leading mobile phone makers, have appealed for mobile operators to make their wireless Internet services cheaper to appeal to more customers.

"With data, the unclarity of how much it costs is the biggest problem at the moment. And of course prices are high as well. That really needs to be solved," said Kai Oistamo, head of Nokia's mobile phone division.

The Nokia E61 got a bit of a makeover, and has now made an appearance in its new guise, as the E61i. It's a bit sleeker, a bit shinier, and a bit better. It even has a camera. Ashley takes a look.

Another launch from Motorola, who have without a doubt been the most active of the big boys here at 3GSM. This one is the Q9, which offers a whole host of serious business functions, all packed into a none-to-ugly design.

The only new handset launched by Motorola at 3GSM 2007 without HSDPA connectivity is the MOTOSLVR L9 - but it's still got plenty of useful features on-board to make it worthy of a look.

The MOTOSLVR L9 is a GPRS/EDGE handset with an integrated music player, FM radio and a stylish design with mirror-reflective finish. The FM radio supports RDS for station information on the go, while Bluetooth lets you play your music player tunes wirelessly. Also featured is a 2 megapixel camera with 8x digital zoom, video recording with 4x zoom and full-screen landscape playback.

Nokia has launched its second wave of Eseries business devices with three new handsets on show - the E90 Communicator, Nokia E65, and Nokia E61i.

All devices are quad-band GSM and 3G friendly as well as having Wi-Fi connectivity, with the E90 Communicator also HSDPA-enabled. All devices also use Nokia's newly-launched Intellisync Mobile Suite 8.0 platform. The Nokia claims the E90 Communicator offers an "uncompromised mobile office experience". Based on the S60 platform, it also features an integrated GPS and Nokia Maps application, an FM radio, a music player, a video player and two cameras - a 3.2 megapixel auto focus camera with flash and a second camera for video conferencing.

Another new handset from Nokia, this time the Nokia 3110 classic, an everyday handset covering all the basics.

According to Nokia, the tri-band phone with 2.2-inch colour display is built for reliability, including details such as a thicker plastic casing and a larger antenna. That doesn't mean it is completely without features, it's just not particularly cutting-edge. What you do get is a 1.3 megapixel camera, music player, FM stereo radio, USB and Bluetooth connectivity.

Nokia has unveiled its 6110 Navigator handset, described as "a navigation-enabled mobile phone designed for the mass market".

The 6110 Navigator offers out-touch routing and navigation, allowing you to view your current location on the map, search for destinations, find specific routes, or locate services such as restaurants, hotels or shops. It features full turn-by-turn 3D navigation, the best route to follow either by car or foot, voice guidance or by using arrows on the screen. A local map is pre-installed on the memory card. Additional maps and content - such as traffic information, weather services and travel guides - can be purchased online.

Research in Motion has launched the BlackBerry 8800 - the first of the company's full QWERTY keyboard devices to feature a trackball design based on the Pearl handset.

The 8800 is a quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE device with Bluetooth 2.0 and a 320 x 240 display with "vibrant colour" - good enough to view detailed directions on the bundled BlackBerry Maps application, a handy tool that ties in with other applications - find someone in your address book and Maps will show you how to get to them.

Motorola has added two new models to its Q range of smartphones - the q9 and gsm handsets, for HSDPA and GSM networks respectively.

The Q q9 operates on the new Microsoft Windows Mobile 6 platform, along with Motorola's Good Mobile Messaging technology, promising "easy and intuitive" personal and corporate email, calendar access and content management wherever you are. It's slim at just 11.8mm thick and features a 2 megapixel camera with digital zoom, video capture and playback at 30fps, music player, USB and Bluetooth connectivity, up to 2GB of storage via microSD card and of course, HSDPA connectivity for fast data transfers, streaming media and web browsing.

Motorola has launched the MOTORIZR Z8, described as a "fit-to-face" slider and optimised for the entertainment market.

The handset is Motorola's first "kick slider", a new design concept that matches the phone to the contours of your face. On the technical side, there's HSDPA connectivity and 16 million colour 35x50mm QVGA full screen display, with video playback speeds of up to 30 frames per second.

The 3GSM is underway in Barcelona and Motorola has wasted no time in lauching a new range of handsets - the first of which is the MOTOKRZR K3 - a stylish clamshell with HSDPA connectivity.

HSDPA means faster downloads, so faster browsing and potential for over-the-air downloads. The MOTOKRZR K3 also includes two integrated digital cameras - an internal VGA camera for video calls and a 2MP digital camera with 8x digital zoom for snaps. Also comes with USB 2.0 connectivity, 64MB of onboard memory, a microSD slot and stereo Bluetooth wireless technology.

Ashley takes a look at the new Samsung Ultra Mobile PC, the SPH P9000, which features WiMAX, for decent internet speeds regardless of where you are.

Hi, this is Ashley. We just landed in Barcelona, I'm here for 3GSM. It's the world biggest, best & sometimes quite controversial Mob. phone exhibition. There are many, many big names here from Sony Ericsson & Nokia to content companies & many other people who are looking at taking Web 2.0 application & importing them onto Mob. phones.

Throughout the duration of the show, we are using SpinVox's very clever technology Spin-my-Blog. It enables users to post direct to their Blog just by speaking to a Mob. phone. So anyway, we're off to the hotel now it's Sun night & looking forward to the show starting tomorrow. I'll be spending a lot my time with Samsung who paying for the trip. So expect some videos & some hands on with new phones.

You can check out live coverage from the show (and see how Spin My Blog fares) at our Vox 3GSM blog here.