It’s no secret that Dell Thunder is real thanks to recent leaks and it’s no secret either that it created quite a buzz on the web thanks to its looks. No official specs have been announced yet but it definitely is set to be a desirable handset once released into the public. Bear in mind that this is just a prototype so the final product might change slightly and we expect Dell to customise the UI rather then stick to stock Google Android interface. See the video below and let us know if you love the handset as much as we do or maybe it isn’t exactly your cup of tea. Thanks go to Engadget for the video.

Nokia has just announced the launch of the Nokia X3-02 handset that brings touchscreen to an otherwise an ordinary 16-button keypad mobile phone that runs Symbian S40 OS. Specswise it not to shabby with2.4 inch QVGA resistive touchscreen, 3G, Wifi b/g/n and Bluetooth 2.1 all stuffed into a brushed aluminium chassis that is only 9.6mm thin. It is not exactly an iPhone killer but costing only €125 excluding tax it is definitely grate value. Hope that reviews will start pouring in soon for more details on how Nokia will adapt the UI.

We normally don’t post rumours and leaks as we would hate to tease you with desirable devices that might never happen but this one is just to sexy to pass up. Engadget got exclusive video and photos of the yet-to-be-confirmed Dell Thunder smartphone prototype that featured 8 megapixel digital camera with flash, Google Android 2.1 and  4.1 inch OLED  display (480×800px). Let’s hope the final model will feature a 2.2 version of Google Androd – Froyo. So if the Dell Thunder turned out to be true then probably other previously leaked Dell devices will turn true as well – Lightning the Windows 7 Phone smartphone, Looking Glass the 7 inch Google Android Tablet and two more Google Android smartphones the Flash and Smoke.

Acer wants a piece of the Android pie with its latest Acer Stream Smartphone. On the paper it sure looks the part with Google Android 2.1, 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, integrated 2GB storage, 3.7-inch AMOLED WVGA touchscreen, 5.0 megapixel camera and 720p video recording. According to the guys over at T3 it packs all the right hardware but lacks interface polish to compete with likes of HTC Desire.

It’s been a while since we posted hands-on photos of the Garmin Asus Nuvifone M10 SatNav Mobile Phone and we are happy that guys over at TechRadar posted an in-depth review. Their verdict was that if you like the idea of a combination of satnav and smartphone in one device then the Garmin Asus Nuvifone M10 should definitely be in your top list as it packs enough features to set it apart from Google Maps but you will have to pay for them so bare that in mind.

Remember the uniquely designed Motorola Flipout QWERTY mobile phone that was announced in June? Guys over at T3.com just posted a review and concluded that the Motorola Flipout surprised them as it packs all the right features for the social media including the interchangeable back cover, Motoblur, WiFi N, QWERTY keyboard and Microsoft Exchange email support.

Usually we don’t write about mobile phones exclusively launched in US as we are UK based but when Motorola announced a world first Google Android QWERTY smartphone we just couldn’t pass it up. It will feature a 2.8 inch capacitive touchscreen and an enhanced version of Motorola’s MOTOBLUR user interface for Google Android 2.1. Read the full story for more official photos and details.

Yes it’s finally here available to order; or is it? Very few lucky customers managed to get their hands on an iPhone 4 without pre-ordering but the ones that did sure have something to be cheerful about as according to Edward Chester’s review the iPhone 4 is still by far best smartphone out there and so is the new iOS 4 operating system.

Flora Graham at Cnet posted a review on yet another Android mobile phone this time the HTC Wildfire Android 2.1 Touchscreen Mobile Phone. Her verdict was that the HTC Wildfire doesn’t exclude any of the smartphone features while being very cheap. The only cheap feature about is the 3.2 inch screen with low resolution of 240×320 pixels the text comes out a bit blurry.

Guys over at TechRadar posted a review on the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Android Touchscreen Mobile Phone. Their verdict was that usually you wouldn’t expect such a small mobile phone to be that good and quick. The Xperia X10 Mini is a joy to use with very smooth operating system. We guess it is that fast due to the small 2.5 inch touchscreen so there are less pixels to be processed then on it’s bigger brother the Xperia X10. Disappointingly it comes with Google Android 1.6 and not latest 2.1 version but we are pretty sure it will receive an update soon the same as HTC Hero will (note: that was written with a sarcastic expression on my face). Maybe we should take bets who will be first to receive the update one of our favourites HTC Hero or the new cute kid in town the Xperia X10 Mini.