The Philips V808 is the second android powered phone by Philips. This will be released in China initially mostly to the country’s largest mobile carrier that is the China Mobile. This phone features a 3.2 inch HVGA touchscreen display, widget support, GPS, 3.2MP camera, Music and video players, MicroSD card support which can be increased to 8 GB, a 1000 mAh battery, and GSM/GPRS/EDGE connectivity.

This phone has a simple and a very smart design. Though, it looks simple, it is also packed with all the important features required for a modern technologically advanced mobile phone. So, let us sit back and wait for its official debut.

According to the mobile-review.com the Philips K700 and X501 will be available soon.Featuring a full touchscreen display, the K700 is one of the few Philips handsets that don’t have an X in their name.The X501  is a candybar that seems to be an upgrade of the Philips X500.

Here is the Philips Xenium X650 slider another Xenium phone from Philips.Just like any other Xenium, your Philips X650 will last  a month on a stand-by and give you up to 8hrs of talk time.Of the additional functionality of its new items, the company pointed to a built FM-radio with RDS, MP3 player with support for microSD memory cards, as well as support for wireless technology, Bluetooth, a profile including A2DP, which allows to transmit stereo sound.

Full specs of Philips Xenium  X650 include:

• GSM (900/1800/1900MHz), GPRS, connectivity
• 2.4” 240X320px  262K color TFT LCD display
• 3.2 mpx autofocus camera
• FM radio
• 30MB internal memory and microSD card slot
• Bluetooth and USB connectivity
• Up to 720 hours of standby time.
• Up to 8 hours of talk time.
• Dimensions : 104.5X52X16.75mm
• Weight : 133.9g

Philips prepare to launch the C600, a dual mode mobile phone that supports both tri-band GSM (900/1800/1900 MHz) and CDMA 800MHz networks. The candy-bar style C600 has a 2.4-inch QVGA touchscreen, a 1.3 Megapixel camera with video recording and integrated media player.

In anticipation of New Year celebrations Philips presented a special version of the popular mobile phone Philips Xenium 9 @ 9q.The special edition Xenium 9@9q mobiles — dubbed Dragon and Phoenix — both feature rather snazzy designs and can reportedly last up to a month in standby mode. The most fantastic aspect is probably the subtle light-up indicators on the outside of the clamshell, and yes, we’re serious. Still, a phone with such longevity might actually be worth $172.

The new devices are all touch, with both having very large touch screens, and according to Philips very good battery life. The Xenium X800 device will be based off of a proprietary operating system by Philips, while the X-Connect will be powered by Windows Mobile.

The Xenium X800 will feature a 2.9 inch 262,000 color display. The display resolution is 240×400, providing high resolution. It is not mentioned, but I would assume it would support some sort of screen rotation to view videos and browse the web with. It has a 2 megapixel auto focus camera, full Bluetooth, and MicroSD expansion.

The X-Connect ups the ante a little bit. It features a larger screen than the X800, at 3 inches. The exact resolution of the device is not known, nor what type of touch screen technology. The device will sport HSDPA, and as such does not have any WiFI connectivity. The device will have GPS, and full Bluetooth. Both are powered by Windows Mobile 6.