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.

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.

Nokia N8 already raised lots of interest when Engadget provided us with a hands-on and they are back with a preview. We hope to get a full review soon as well. The first impressions were that Nokia has built a multimetia powerhouse but it was very clear that the Symbian 3 OS not even close to completely finished so Nokia developers better get to work fast if they are to reach the target release of Q3 2010. Read the full story and hands-on videos at Engadget.

Finally a Windows Mobile phone that we might actually buy as it features a capacitive touchscreen and it costs about £300 sim free and according to Edward Chester at TrustedReviews it is quite a handset. It might not be the best Windows Mobile smartphone out there but unlike its bigger 4 inch HTC HD2 brother it offer somewhat more acceptable form factor with its 3.2 inch screen and weighing in at only 110g.

No, we are not Apple fanboys because we posted Apple related post two days in a row but the iPhone OS 4.0 was officially unveiled today. It finally brings multitasking and also folders, ibooks and gaming platform. We would also like to wish our senior editor Vito a Happy Birthday.

Samsung has recently launched a budget Samsung Genio QWERTY mobile phone and it has gone for the fashion-oriented female public. Flora Graham at Cnet posted a review on the Samsung Diva and thinks unless you absolutely love the looks of Samsung Diva it is not worth getting as you can get other phones for the same price with loads of better features.

iPhone OS, Google Android and Windows 7 Phone Series might be stealing most headlines in the mobile os space but that doesn’t mean that Palm’s WebOS is not on par with its competition. This is largely due to the fact that Palm WebOS handsets are pretty much operator-exclusives and offered only on Palm’s own products. Jen Edwards at BrightHand takes the latest update for a spin to find out what’s new. Hit the link to find out.

As we mentioned before we love our HTC Hero mobile phone so we are very excited to see how it’s successor will perform. Edward Chester at TrustedReviews posted a review on the HTC Legend Google Android Touchscreen Smartphone and his conclusion was that the HTC Legend is without any doubts the best Google Android handset so far due to its responsive touchscreen, aluminium chassis and a great set of features. But it might not be best for long as both Google Nexus and HTC Desire are about to debut as well.

Samsung GT-I8000 Omnia II is a new Samsung’s touchscreen mobile running Windows Mobile OS but unfortunately not Windows 7 Phone Series but version 6.5. Niall Magennis at TrustedReviews posted a review and thinks that the Samsung Omnia II features impressive design, good screen and multimedia capabilites but unfortunately it is let down bu its processor. Should’ve opted for the 1 GHz Snapdragon. Well, that’s at least what we think.

Who says touchscreen mobile phones can’t be cheap? LG proved with LG Pop GD510 that everyone can now afford a touchscreen mobile phone. It may not be iPhone but still delivers the joy of touching. Frank Lewis at Cnet thinks the LG Pop GD510 packs basic features, cute and simple styling, responsive resistive touchscreen and easy-to-use interface.