You’re going to buy like 12, aren’t you?

We first learned about the Alias 2 last month and thanks to Howardforums we finally have a video on how the whole thing works.  Actually, as it turns out, it’s not as complicated as we first guessed, the keys are just fixed into a fixed grid and the display label depends on the current orientation.

All in all, it’s not fabulous, but still pretty interesting.  $80 will get you the Alias 2.

And wait, there’s actually even MORE to be excited about with the Nokia E52, if you can believe it.  With built-in noise cancellation you will never have to hear “what?” again, the 3.2 megapixel camera is nothing to sneeze at and the built-in flash player is going to make browsing fun again.

The only sad part is that it’s a mere 98g, but with an internal memory of 60MB with option to expand to 16GB, maybe we can be forgiving. 

The E52 is expected out later this year, more than likely free with contract.

With the all too impressive 8 megapixels and true quality color and imaging, we’re almost head over heels for this little guy, and the critics agree.

“It’s not a smartphone or anything, no matter how much we would have liked that; instead, it’s a regular full touch feature phone, but one with a really polished UI and top-notch imaging capabilities,” one reviewer of the GC900 Viewty Smart  stated.

There really is no comparing the Viewty Smart, when it’s this, well, smart.

With huge fans of T-Mobile’s G1, the first cellphone to use the Android operating system, Samsung is taking a page out of their book and offering the OS on the new i7500.

With Samsung’s i7500 you can bet on a 3.2″ AMOLED touchscreen, improved camera settings, 3G, WiFi, Bluetooth and an assortment of image modes for those pictures you can’t live without.

No word on pricing, but you know we’re going to keep you posted.

The new 3.2 megapixel cameraphone is scaled down a bit from its parent cellphones, but with incredible smile and face detection bonuses to make up for the lacking megapixels.

The Tocco Lite features a 3″ touchscreen along with an FM radio, 50MB of internal memory and comes with an array of multimedia widgets, not to mention the sleek touchscreen side bar.

Available later this month!

A Belgiam health products company the like of GNC is marketing a new product called the E-Wave phone chip.  The chip attaches into your cellphone and reportedly offsets electro radiation, although, let is be said that Omega seems to have done all the testing themselves. 

In case you want to trade in the aluminum foil hat, $50 per E-Wave phone chip.