Here is a stereo portable speaker for mobile devices. The speaker is compatible with any audio sources with 3.5mm audio jack or other devices using the included 2.5mm connector and Sony Ericsson connector.The portable speaker, other than connecting to audio source, supports direct MP3 playback from SD cards or USB flash drive. It provides 3Wx2 RMS output. The price is $16.69.[uxsight]

If you like your phones looking all chocolaty and sweet, you might want to check out these melty chocolate phones from Japanese designer Q-Pot. Not to be confused with LG’s Chocolate phones. Teaming up with Sharp, Q-Pot offers two tasty colors, uh flavors. Melty Bitter and Melty Strawberry.Both feature a 3D chocolate case, chocolate themed menus and wallpapers, and chocolate type packaging. Some other features include an 8MP camera that says “give me a sweet smile”, a 3 inch screen, and a Japanese system TV tuner.Production is just 13,000 units. Teen girls better

The First ELSE is an interesting mobile phone. The idea is that it’s centered around the user experience, rather than the phone itself. The First ELSE has the phone as an application on the device, rather than being the main function of the device. The camera is the same way. We don’t yet know which operator will be getting this, but Pocket-lint did spot some representatives from Orange at the event. Target markets for the phone are the US, Western Europe and Russia. They just might be onto something here.[Pocket-Lint]

Geeks the world over have become infatuated with the idea of a watch phone. I can get the outright geek appeal of the devices, but the reality of the tiny keys and screen don’t make me want to give up my iPhone for a watch phone.Phenom has unveiled its latest device called the Dream watch phone. The device is a quad-band dual SIM watch phone that also has a built-in MP3 player, video player, digital camera, and video camera inside the tiny package.The watch has 2GB of internal memory and the color screen is touch capable. A speakerphone is built-in for making and receiving

The evidence continues to mount that Motorola is getting their act together. Here comes the Crush. The Crush is an EV-DO Rev.0 device that features a 2.8” touchscreen (240 x 400 pixels), a 2 megapixel camera, virtual on-screen QWERTY keypad, Stereo Bluetooth and a 3.5mm handsfree port. Looks like the controls are located at the top of the screen which is a bit weird, but the Crush also incorporates a few other functions like a Tap to silence feature, a pedometer, microSD card support for up to 16 Gigs of additional memory and a 950 mAh battery. Motorola claims 4.5 hours of talk

Samsung recently unveiled that they will be unveiling a Bada-powered handset sometime in the first half of 2010, but while we wait with bated breath for that day to roll around, here are a couple more nuggets of information from Samsung - apparently the Korean company will give Android 1.6 (aka Donut) a miss with their new Android-powered handsets that will hit Asia in Q1 next year, but will instead go straight to Android 2.0 (Eclair).

Bellperre is one of those companies that only offers handsets made from the finest luxury materials. With this phone they are keeping it as natural as possible, by including wood on the external chassis. Don’t worry, you still have the option to deck it out in tacky looking jewels. Some of the woods available include hand-polished Steel, Rosé Gold, Yellow Gold, Platinum and Brushed Black. It’s a nice loking phone, but let’s just hope that someone makes one that you and I can afford soon.[New Launches]

Most people have dismissed the once rumored phone as being the Google Android operating system, but word on the street is that Google has an actual piece of hardware is in the works. Apparently Google has an actual phone in the works.And apparently the Google Phone will be even more exciting than the Motorola Droid, which is really saying something. Google won’t manufacture the handset, but will rely on a major mobile company while Google is in full control of design and specifications.[PMPtoday]

T-Mobile has your back in this economy and hey, they didn’t get a bailout either. The company is offering a simple, yet fugly looking 3711 clamshell from Nokia. iPhones laugh at it. Long and hard. Then complain that they can’t breath.As far as features, it sports a 2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, FM radio, microSD card expansion and a QVGA display. Also GPS, which gives it some cred. If you get an Even More contract, you’ll be able to pick it up for $70. With the Even More Plus plan, it’ll cost you $160.[Ubergizmo]

Another day another Hello Kitty phone. This one is all lit up like the Kitty went to Vegas and had a good old time. Probably counted some cards, drank too much, got into a knife fight, had a three way with some dancers and narrowly escaped a mob hit.The 942H KT is pretty much an average flip phone, but when opened the pink highlights and Hello Kitty logo show up. Some other features include: 1-Seg television viewing, 3D gaming, GPS, electronic wallet features, and 3G. Nothing on pricing, but when the kitty shows up, girls empty their wallets.[Dvice]