Meet the world’s best selling cellphone.  Over 200 million of these phones have sold all over the world.  While it may not look like much, the 1100 has a simplistic charm to it.

I am a sucker for any alternative user interface, especially if it involves additional screens and touch.  The LG Rhythm has both those things covered.

This phone is about as simple as you can get these days, and it is exceptionally green.  And I don’t mean just the garish color.  It excels at being environmentally friendly.

Google. Amazon. Dell. Sidekick. Helio?  Let’s recap all the rumors that floated through the tech-o-sphere this week.

Could this be the first fruits of the marriage of Danger and Microsoft?  We sure hope so, this looks like the most exciting Sidekick since the venerable Sidekick 3.

LG has really tried to make this a phone that seeks to please everyone.  The phone itself is similar to LG’s Dare.  What makes it very interesting is that the outside case and keyboard is removable.

The AURA is Motorola’s ultra-exclusive luxe-phone that continues its all-caps, four-letter naming scheme.  This phone, however, borrows much from a previous high-end Moto.

AT&T recently came out with the Quickfire, a touchscreen messaging phone with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard aimed at youngsters.  Basically, this is AT&T’s answer to the T-mobile Sidekick.

RIM officially announced the BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220 today, the BlackBerry with a flip design.  Read on for details.

Sony Ericsson W350

Ericsson T28

The Sony Ericsson W350 is AT&T’s latest phone and it features the previously thought to be extinct downward-folding flap.  Last seen on the Ericsson T28, this was a classic design for early cellphones.  Unlike its predecessors though, the W350 cannot answer and end calls just by opening and closing the flap.  In fact, the music controls on the front of the flap actually just press through to the keypad buttons behind it.  There are no electrical connections to the flap itself and it can even be easily …