“The Franklin Planner is a time management system created by Hyrum W. Smith. It is marketed by the FranklinCovey company and promoted by Stephen Covey” (Wikiepdia). “Physically it consists of a ring binder holding specially designed loose leaf pages. Divided by monthly tabs between the pages and accepting a wide variety of specialized accessories and inserts, the core idea is to consolidate tasks and appointments along with personal records in one place, methodically eliminating ‘floating pieces of paper’.”

Besides the Franklin Planner the LG-SU100 features a 3 megapixel camera, 3-inches AMOLED display, a built-in electronic dictionary, S-DMB technology, e-mail and web support, Bluetooth connectivity and USB.

There isn’t yet any information about pricing and availability or about a US release, but the new LG SU100 is rumored to be released in Korea via SK Telecom sometimes this year.

(Source phonearea.net)

The company has just announced the partnership with Swarovski Crystallized Elements to offer also precious stones-designed cell phones and other handsets, which will be available in the United Kingdom in selected stores, as well as online on the company’s website.

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While waiting to meet the upcoming Swarovski cell phones, let’s take a brief look at the Motorola KRZR 1. This model has no less than 364 Swarovski stones encrusted in gold, silver or platinum, according to the customer’s preferences. White precious stones on a silver background just looks stunning and has also a calming effect.

Motorola KRZR 1 was announced in July 2006 and is a slider measuring 103 x 42 x 16 mm at 102 grams. It sports a 1.9-inch TFT display of 256K colors and an external CSTN display of 256K colors. The mobile handset has MP3 player, 20MB internal memory, card slot, Bluetooth with A2DP, email, Instant Messaging functionality, web browser, games, and a built-in 2MP camera capable to capture images at a resolution of up to 1600 x 1200 pixels, and to record videos on the go.

It is powered by a Li-Ion 700mAh battery to keep it available for talking up to 300 minutes or in standby mode up to 6 hours.

The standard model costs around $200, while the Swarovski cell phone has a price of $1,574.

“Amosu Luxury is at the forefront of customisation and diamond encrustation, but we have our impersonators,” declared Amosu. “Our diamond iPhone is a genuine and exclusive product that is designed to appeal to a select audience that is above the mass market.”

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On the world’s most expensive iPhone, 458 diamonds are surrounding the front face, while the rear bottom case is made of 18 carat solid white gold encrusted with 660 diamonds. In addition, the Apple logo is has 61 diamonds, and the handset is brought in a luxury wooden box.

Together with this special creation, customers receive one year’s complimentary VIP International Concierge Service available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, as well as a Luxury Network VIP Privilege card accepted by Lamborghini UK, Bombardier Skyjet International, Sunseeker Yachts, Oliver Sweeney, Holland and Holland, Selfridges and Ascot Horse racing.

The world’s most expensive iPhone is also the world’s most popular mobile handset, as well as world’s most advanced. It features multi-touch input, which allows you to control it using multiple fingers simultaneously, a 16-million colors display measuring 3.5 inches, the accelerometer technology for landscape mode, proximity sensor for automatic turn Off, multimedia player, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0, the Mac OS X v10.4.8, email, a built-in 2MP camera, TV out, picture editor, Safari Internet browser, and up to 8 hours of talk time.

It’s the most expensive iPhone but it has a very low price comparing to GoldVish Le Million, available at 1 million Euros.

Amosu has announced the new Blackberry Pear Limited Diamond Edition consisting of just 20 handsets, with the side and bottom parts covered in solid 18K white beautiful gold weighting 19.7 grams and around 900 diamonds encrusted.
The Blackberry from Amosu costs $87,939 and is available on the official website.

You can choose from three different models though, to satisfy your unique tastes: Amosu Blackberry Pearl Gold Edition covered in solid white gold, yellow gold or platinum, the Amosu Blackberry Pearlific covered in solid gold and extraordinary looking diamond pattern designs, and the Limited Edition Amosu Blackberry Pearl Diamond, which i described previously.

All these beautiful phone models are decorated by hand using quality materials and the best craftsmanship, meaning that one phone takes four weeks to be created.
The Amosu Luxury models can be ordered from the company’s website, Selfridges, Harvey Nichols and Flawless & Co.
We also have the price list from Amosu which you can study here:

-24k Gold iPod Nano 8GB $694
-24k Gold iPod Classic 80GB $763
-24k Gold iPod itouch 8GB $840
-24k Gold iPod Classic 160GB $899
-24k Gold iPod itouch 16GB $977
-iPhone 24k Gold $1,954
-Motorola Ear phones Diamond 0.85k $7,817
-Motorola Ear phones Diamond 3.47k $12,214
-Nokia N95 18k Y/W Gold $21,496
-Blackberry Pearl Gold Edition $23,450
-Nokia N95 Diamond 8.7k, 18k W/Y Gold $53,740
-iPhone Diamond 5.65k Stainless Steel $39,084
-Motorola K1 Diamond 6.15k $48,855

With the Valentine’s Day occasion, Amosu has released a special eye-catching collection consisting of diamond-decorated phones, headsets and iPod cases.
If you have enough money to spend for your priceless love you can pick from a Diamond iPhone in Pink for her, a Diamond Nokia N95 for him, the 24K Gold iPhone for him or her, a Motopure H12 headset, or one of the Amosu’s cell phone and iPod cases.

The Diamond iPhone in Pink is a real beauty made of stainless steel with 420 diamonds in white, pink or black color options, but of course you could opt for the 24k limited edition or platinum.

And why not to think about the greatest phone of all times, a Nokia N95 for the perfect man, with its 18k solid white gold cover, 658 diamonds, available in white, pink and black.
Then you could add the Motopure H12 headset in 18k solid yellow gold with 184 diamonds, and white, pink and yellow gold options as well as white, pink and black diamonds.

Now if you have decided what phone to get Amosu has also some nice cases matching both the iPod and the Nokia phone, and these come in different colors and leathers with gold and silver. I would recommend the black and gold model.

One of the top cell phones manufacturer, Motorola, and Amosu Luxury that enchanted us every time they came up with the most stunning precious designs, have brought out the world’s first diamond Bluetooth headset, Diamond MOTOPURE H12, in a limited edition of 100 pieces.

Diamond MOTOPURE H12 is an existent model featuring CrystalTalk technology for the clearest sound and TrueComfort design.
You can read more about it here.

The headset is made from 18K gold and 180 brilliant cut diamonds encrusted, totalizing 3.47 carats, and who is interested in getting the unique piece may choose between the yellow gold or white version, with the possibility to add pink, white and black diamonds.

The standard versions available are a half loaded and a fully loaded with prices of £4,000 and £6,250 respectively, and you will see them only in Selfridges (London/Manchester) and Harvey Nicholls (London) starting December 15.
If you can’t reach UK so soon, you may see the unique headsets online on the Amosu’s official website.