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We already wrote about the summer lineup of smartphones from the mobile operator KDDI and tell you about iida INFOBAR A01. But we can not mention the creation of the company under the name Toshiba REGZA IS11T. Briefly this device can be described as high-end smartphone based on Android with a very high quality display. Form Factor REGZA IS11T - horizontal QWERTY slider. The smartphone features high performance, and manages the operating system Android 2.3. Specifications REGZA IS11T: Network Support: GSM / CDMA Processor: Snapdragon Processor speed: 1 GHz Diagonal screen: 4'' Display Resolution: 480h854 px Data Transfer: Wi-Fi, Blietooth, GPS, TV tuner Unit dimension: 128h63h15, 3mm Weight: 190 g. It is worth mentioning about the unique technology REGZA, which is executed by the display device. With the help of objects on the screen at a higher speed does not leave behind a trail, but the image itself looks very bright and realistic. Buy Toshiba REGZA Phone IS11T possible this summer. Price Toshiba REGZA Phone IS11T currently unknown. Source: GSMPress

Japanese mobile operator KDDI introduced to the public the world's first Android-smartphone with a 12 - megapixel camera. Novelty called - Toshiba Regza IS04. Smartphone Toshiba Regza IS04 is a candy bar, and apparently is very similar to the phone Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10. The device is running an operating system Google Android 2.1, and is based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon processor with 1 GHz.Toshiba Regza has a large 4-inch touch screen with a resolution of 480x854 points, equipped with modules, Bluetooth 2.1 and Wi-Fi, GPS-receiver and a slot for memory cards microSD. The smartphone market Toshiba Regza IS04 will appear in December this year, but its value has not yet named. Source: GSMPress ®

Toshiba has jointly with the Japanese mobile operator au KDDI officially announced a powerful and functional smartphone Toshiba IS02.  NEW performed in a horizontal form factor and QWERTY-slider is designed to work in networks of standard CDMA. Toshiba IS02 is based on Snapdragon processor with a clock speed of 1GHz and running the operating system, Windows Mobile 6.5.3, which is supplemented UI NX! UI.  The device has the following specifications: 4.1-inch touchscreen AMOLED-display with a resolution of 480x800 pixels, 3.2 megapixel camera with auto focus, 384 MB RAM, 512 MB ROM, Wi-Fi enabled and Bluetooth, GPS-receiver, digital compass , accelerometer, card slot format microSD.  Smartphone Toshiba IS02 will appear on sale in late June. Its cost is not yet known.  Source: GSMPress

  We have learned that from Global Certification Forum (GCF). What we are speaking about now is not a single mobile device but two of them. GCF has got approval for two Toshiba smartphones. TG01 is one of them, other being named in the documents as “To Be Advised”. The specifications (not full) of the two mobile phones coincide. Both are quad-band GSM mobile phones (850/900/1800/1900 MHz) supporting HSDPA and MMS. Well, maybe the difference hides in the operating system they run.  

  The ongoing wrangle in the flash memory business that could potentially see Samsung buy out SanDisk took a new turn at the weekend when it emerged that Toshiba is getting involved too. Japanese media reports say that Toshiba is talking to US-owned SanDisk about buying ¥100 billion (£570 million) worth of SanDisk equipment in a factory they already run together as a joint venture. Protective measure The possible move is being seen as Toshiba's attempt to protect its production capabilities should the Samsung takeover of SanDisk eventually go ahead. If that were to happen there would be little chance of Samsung wishing to work with Toshiba in future. Money is tight Samsung currently has 42 per cent of the world's NAND flash memory market, with Toshiba in second place on 28 per cent. As Toshiba currently has less than ¥300 billion in the bank, the possibility of spending more than a third of that underlines how seriously it takes the Samsung threat. 

  Toshiba continues to tease us with its prototype liquid fuel cell-powered gadgets: last year it was a Gigabeat media player, and at this year's CEATEC you can check out a direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) that's been crammed inside a cell phone, lending it a robust six hours of talk time (compared to the paltry three or four hours of a traditional battery). Toshiba won't reveal the capacity of the DMFC, but they have said that a 50ml cartridge is good for about 15 refills. No release date yet, but the phone "might" be available "as early as next year." In the meantime, enjoy this picture of a woman holding a flip phone with "DMFC" clearly visible on the display.