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M500, the world's smallest phone developed by SMS Technology Australia is actually a watch to enclose mobile communication capabilities. This is not the only watch to be used as a mobile phone, but it is widely agreed that the M5soo is the most special one.

The world's smallest mobile phone takes pride in an appealing design that managed to avoid the bulky similar devices look. This watch phone weights only 60 grams and comes with a 1.5 inch TFT touch screen that provides the maximum functionality in lack of any other buttons. M500 packs the most evolved performances of regular mobile phones in its small, stylish and slim case. Therefore, it has a a built-in MP3 and MP4 player, Voice Bluetooth, Data Bluetooth, Pop3 email and 128MB standard memory and U Disk functionality for all JM2E applications.

Being a watch, the M500 also has waterproof capabilities. Moreover, this watch-phone has been improved lately, as its stylus has been extended two inches more. Additional software changes have been included and the battery has been upgraded.

Currently being manufactured in 250.000 units per month, the M500 appeases people in dire need of stylish technology. While the global retail launch will take place in South Africa on December 10th 2007, the M500 can be found on several markets.

NEC have recently been expanding their horizons, introducing a wide range of new and interesting concepts, aimed at many and different targets. NEC's ideas combine everyday life objects with handset performances to add a tint of originality to their phones. However, their concepts will probably never make the stores, due to their restricted audience.

For instance, one of the phones reinvents the idea of camera phone, being capable of a huge performance in an interesting design. It resembles the Nokia N93i mobile phone, with a flip-and-twist clap, but instead of the clamshell axle, it has the camera with an extremely professional look, mainly because of the available tripod.

Also, there is a watch-looking phone in bright and vivid colors and a scissor-like phone as well.

James Zhang designer created a mobile phone that combines OLED touch-screen technology with E-paper flexibility, thus it is programmed to be a mobile phone, multimedia player, watch and computer. All this can happen only by pressing one of the six available Mode Keys that prevent the user from straying in the interaction interface. It is a flexible device, consisting in applications such as the badge and the necklace modes, taking fashion and technology one step further.

The Duofone from Daewoo Kim reinvents the concept of sharing, adding a blend into ecuation, as there actually are two phones to combine forces.

So basically, the Duofone has the ability to share each other's battery power if one is low and combine their screen real estate. With this phone out, one will forget about smartphones, megapixels and screen resolution, as this revolutionary concept is all about increasing the phone's capabilities when paired with its partner, an idea to appeal the enthusiastic real-life feeling seekers.

Used singularly, the shell displays functions for calling and basic manipulation of data such as contacts, photos, etc. Sliding out the second screen lets you access secondary data. Turning the whole unit sideways turns it into a portable gaming device able to mimic any control scheme via touchscreen.