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The Samsung Pixon M8800 is a true epiphany of 8 mega pixel camera bliss, and can only signal a very short swift life span for their own Samsung Innov8. The pre-market name for the Samsung Pixon M8800 was the Samsung Bresson, rumoured to be associated with Henri Cartier-Bresson, a French photographer considered the father of modern photojournalism. Which given the handsets purpose and appeal, is very fitting.

What do we know about the Samsung M8800 though, apart from I have one and won’t be giving it back, ever? Personally I’m a big fan of camera phones, especially given the convenience factor, but I often take a blurred photo when friends move any faster than a sloff. So imagine my huge pleasure when presented with an 8-mega-pixel camera phone with every camera function under the sun, whilst being more compact then a Nokia N96. To prove this point, the Samsung Pixon is 15.5mm thick, whilst a Nokia N96 is 18mm, a Sony C905 18.5mm, and finally a Samsung Innov8 is 17.2mm.

The touch screen accelerator interface is effortless and responsive, which is a far cry from many handsets on the market. Whilst the 3.2 inch 16 million pixel colour display shows excellent photos, it also supports and runs full HD TV viewing. So regardless of your entertainment demands, the Samsung Pixon M8800 is capable of occupying any preferences with the highest of competences. Films, pictures, games, and music are masterly delivered through a collection of new hardware and software advancements to the Samsung range.

Samsung release a new GSM Phone called Samsung Eternity. This model has a larger screen than samsung omnia. It’s has 3,2 inches screen.

The phone is equipped with A GPS, 3,5 mm audio out, supports microSD up 16 GB and MediaFlo technology.

In the USA a867 Eternity costs 150 dollars with the mobile operator contract (AT&T in America).

Sharp announced it’s 8 MP phone camera called SH-01A in Japan market through NTT DoCoMo. Adopting a 3.3-inch display with 480 x 854 resolution, the SH-01A supports up to ISO 2500 and face detection function for five persons. Other features included 1-Seg, GPS, Bluetooth connectivity, 7.2Mbps 3G network and up to 8GB of micro SD card. It sports a 28mm wide-angle lens with 8 megapixel CCD sensor and, according to rumor, Dolby Pro Logic II surround sound for your microSD stored media. Remember, FCC testing doesn’t mean it’ll be sold between the left and right coasts, this flip is likely just being certified for US roaming whenever it’s finally announced for NTT DoCoMo in Japan

I wonder why Italy got ahead of the rest of the world with this kickass gadget but if you’re like us then you’d be thrilled to know it’s hitting the worldwide market very soon. You can tell from the looks of it (and from the specs) that this BenQ S6 Mobile Internet Device is somewhat of a super device. 800MHz Intel Atom CPU, 4.8-inch WVGA (800 x 480) display, 512MB DDR2 RAM, a 2GB SSD, Bluetooth 2.0 / WiFi, HSDPA, microSD slot, inbuilt G-sensor and support for an army of multimedia formats, and not to mention its super cool “free-surf” user interface. If all that still doesn’t impress you, watch the video after the jump.

Apple is recalling a USB power adapter that shipped with the iPhone 3G because it could potentially be dangerous, the company said Friday.

“Apple has determined that under certain conditions the new ultra compact Apple USB power adapter’s metal prongs can break off and remain in a power outlet, creating a risk of electric shock,” Apple said in the recall notice. “We have received reports of detached blades involving a very small percentage of the adapter sold, but no injuries have been reported.”

The affected adapter was shipped with every iPhone 3G in the United States, Japan, Canada, Mexico, and several Latin American countries (a full list can be found here). The adapters sold with the original iPhone or in other countries are not affected, the company said.

Those affected by the recall will be able to exchange their power adapter for a new, redesigned one. Customers can order a replacement adapter from Apple’s site and receive it three weeks after they order, starting Oct. 10.

For a quicker exchange, users can get the new adapter at an Apple retail store starting Oct. 10. In-person customers will have to bring their affected adapter and their iPhone 3G, Apple said.

If you have a power adapter with a green dot on the bottom, you have the redesigned product already and don’t need to exchange the device.

In the meantime, the company suggests charging the iPhone 3G by plugging it into a computer via a USB cable or with a third-party power adaptor like a car charger.