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It looks like a prototype of Nokia's upcoming C2-06 handset has just leaked out somewhere in India. The display is said to be sport a resistive touchscreen, so hopefully they change that to capacitive before they release it. Sadly, this one's a low-end slider with no WiFi or 3G support so it should be fairly cheap to get unlocked. However, it does have Bluetooth support but that's just about the only positives for this one. Price is unknown yet but it's running S40 6th Edition.

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Asus has just revealed their latest thin and light notebooks and they're now packing Intel's "Sandy Bridge" CPUs. There's three of them right now and it's the U31E, U31SD, and the U36SD. They're all packing Intel Core i3 / i5 CPU options and the U31E is the most basic option with only integrated Intel graphics. The U31SD (here) steps it up with an optional GeForce GT520M GPU. The U36SD is another model that'll be available next month and specs should get official soon.

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As expected, AT&T in the US has just released their own LG Optimus One variants. The LG Thrive, above, is the GoPhone aka the prepaid phone, while the LG Phoenix is available for $49.99 on a 2-year contract. Both of these phones are available with Froyo pre-loaded and apparently these will get Gingerbread in the distant future. Check them out on AT&T.

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MSI has just released their latest 15.6-inch notebooks. This time around it's the CR640 and the CX640. These are actually available right now for $629 and $679 right now which is a pretty good deal for what you get. The CR640 packs integrated Intel HD 3000 graphics, while the CX640 model packs Nvidia's GeForce GT500M GPU.

Other specs include an Intel Core i3-2310M CPU, 4GB of RAM, a 500GB HDD, two USB 3.0 ports, and Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, of course. Pretty good specs if you're looking for a notebook for the Summer. Check them out here and here, respectively.

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Chalk this one up as a new rumour regarding Apple's next iPhone. Apple Insider is reporting that the next iPhone that gets introduced this year will have the same A5 CPU that you'll find in the iPad 2 meaning that the Galaxy S II will have the upper-hand if the software follows suit. Other rumoured specs are said to be an 8MP camera (likely from Sony), an improved antenna, and a Qualcomm chip that'll do GSM and CDMA just for good measure.

The design of the next iPhone is said to be the same as the iPhone 4 (think iPhone 3G to iPhone 3GS), but we have heard rumours in the past of an aluminum back. Rumoured release is said to be September but we know that Apple rumours tend to get out of hand all the time. What to believe...?

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If you believe what MobileJaw is hearing then Samsung Canada intends to launch the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in "late Q3" so this could mean a September release. The good news here is that it'll reportedly be the new tablet that was recently announced by Samsung at CTIA. This means, this tablet will rival the iPad 2 and the XOOM in Canada with its ~8.6mm thin body.

Inside you can expect to find 16GB / 32GB (maybe 64GB) storage options, a dual-core Tegra 2 CPU, WiFi a/b/g/n / Bluetooth support, a 3.2MP rear-facing camera with 720p HD video recording, a front-facing 2MP camera, and Android "Honeycomb".

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Interested in the dual-screen Kyocera Echo handset on Sprint in the US? Well, if you're just a regular customer then you can now head over to the website and pick it up for $199.99 on a 2-year contract if you want to. This handset packs two 3.5-inch WVGA displays and you'll be able to use them in tablet mode. Check it out on Sprint.

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