This is still firmly in the rumor bin, but word is going around that Google is working on a scaled down version of its Android-powered Nexus One for new markets such as India. There isn’t any concrete info on this device just yet, but if it’s true, it might be slimmer than the Nexus One, and will sport a lower resolution camera and less internal storage space. Do you think that such a device could be introduced, or is this just smoke and mirrors at the moment?

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Looks like folks with the iPhone won’t be able to gloat over Palm owners anymore since the Unreal Engine 3 will be making its way to the webOS platform as well. While details are pretty scarce at the moment, Palm just announced a deal with Epic Games at the Games Developer Conference in San Francisco. We can’t wait to see the processors found within Palm’s range of devices to be put to good use with quality games. What are some of the titles running on this Unreal Engine that you would like to see realized?

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It does look as though Android 2.1 was specially reserved for high-end and mid-end smartphones only, but we guess not with word of the HTC Tattoo to receive Android 2.1 in due time, despite it being HTC’s most affordable Android handset to date. HTC has confirmed that they are now working on integrating its Sense UI with Android 2.1 on the Tattoo, so all Tattoo owners out there will just have to be a little bit patient.

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Looks like more images of the yet-unreleased HTC Incredible has hit the Internet, where additional information was gleaned from these leaks to point towards 512MB RAM with around 320MB available for users, an 8-megapixel camera, an apparently underclocked Snapdragon processor which chugs along at 768MHz (perhaps to save battery life) and the Sense-powered Android 2.1 firmware that is touted to offer superior performance. Verizon subscribers who want to change their phone will definitely do well to consider this as their next handset.

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Cloned handsets these days seem to get better and better, and the HTC Diamond2 clone that you see here certainly wins brownie points with us simply because it is able to dual boot both the Android and Windows Mobile 6.5 operating systems. Granted, the 600MHz processor might not seem to pack enough muscle, but it still comes with a WQVGA display that ought to please some quarters. No idea on whether this cloned handset is able to make phone calls on both operating systems, so we will just have to wait until the real deal comes out before arriving at a conclusion.

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The latest Nokia Wireless Loopset LPS-5 is able to hook up to your T-coil-equipped hearing aid, where it will also deliver excellent audio quality for all handsfree calls. You will be able to enjoy clear two-way communication in different environments, thanks to the LPS-5 featuring noise-free audio. Ruggedly built for everyday use, the Nokia Wireless Loopset LPS-5 will fit nicely and securely around your neck, helping you communicate in a much easier manner. A vibrating alert virtually gives you no more excuse not to answer a call simply because you did not hear your ring tone. [Press Release]

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AmazonWireless (a no-brainer of a name for Amazon’s wireless store) recently announced that they have just expanded their T-Mobile offerings. As usual, these new devices will be rebate-free and accompanied by two-day shipping for speedy delivery right to your doorstep. Among the new devices available are the titanium BlackBerry Bold 9700, black and white versions of the BlackBerry Curve 8520, the HTC TouchPro2, Motorola CLIQ (with MOTOBLUR), Samsung t749 Highlight, Samsung Behold II, Samsung Gravity 2, Sony Ericsson Equinox and T-Mobile 3G Dash. There will also be a slew of new plans available for you to choose from, making you spoilt for choice.

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CTIA Wireless which will be happening this coming 23rd to 25th March ought to see Samsung unveil their S Life idea - we still have no clue as to what S Life is all about, but according to Samsung, it is “as much a feeling as it is an incredible achievement” and it ought to bring “enrichment through technology and simplicity through innovation.” Hmmm, do you think this is some sort of new user interface or hardware? Regardless, March 23 is not too far away, so being patient ought to do the trick here.

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The name Nokia was whispered to be the hardware supplier for Verizon Wireless’ maiden 4G handset which is tipped to debut sometime in the middle of next year, where it runs on the LTE network which will roll out at the end of this year after trials at both Boston and Seattle. According to the Wall Street Journal, this first LTE handset will rely on dual chipsets to make them compatible with the current CDMA network.

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Opera Mini 5 beta for Android has arrived at last, where you will be able to enjoy the gamut of favorite Opera features including Speed Dial, tabbed browsing, compression, speed and a smooth design, all from the comfort of your Android-powered device. If you’re on an unlimited data plan, do not hesistate to head on to http://m.opera.com/next, click “Download Opera Mini 5 for Android”, follow the instructions displayed and you’re good to go. Alternatively, there is always a different route which leads to the same destination - this one by searching for “Opera” on Android Market.

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