Our friends at FCC are nice enough to put an approval stamp on the HTC Dream, the first Gphone that is going to run on Google’s Android operating system. It is confirmed that the Dream moniker got a jog ball, Wi-Fi and it’s running on the 850/1700/1900MHz bands. Please stay tuned for more updates.

Targetting Office Lady (OL), DoCoMo releases the NEC N906iu flip phone that looks very alike to Samsung flip phones. The N906iu features a 3.2-megapixel digital camera, built-in MP3 digital music player, microSD memory expansion slot that supports up to 2GB of memory upgrade, 1-Seg high-definition TV support, E-mail, and Full internet browsing. The N906iu is only 12.99 mm wide, a little bit over half inch, making it very easy for ladies to carry around or slide it inside a bag.

Read “DoCoMo Officially Launch NEC N906iu in Japan”

Believe it or not, Big, the maker of disposable pen and razor, announces Big mobile phone! Bic keeps the same orange color scheme of its first Bic phone as its razor. The Bic phone is made by Alcatel, and comes with 10 minutes worth of credit and fully charged battery. Surprisingly, the phone has FM radio tuner and supports SMS messaging. The phone is set to launch in French and its suggested retailing price is 49 Euros.

This is the picture of BlackBerry Thunder, which is leaked by UnWiredView. The BlackBerry Thunder is also called Blackberry 9500, it has a very similiar interface of iPhone 3G, also featuring a big touchscreen (360 x 480 resolution) without QWERTY keyboard. Please check back for more updates.

This month has been a pretty busy month for LG, the Korea cellular phone maker. As soon as LG launched the LG Dare, and LG Decoy less than 1 week ago, LG officially unearths the LG Secret in a big launch party in Singapore. The touch sensitive LG Secret features Neon Touch Navigation buttons that respond to commands with illustrious effects in lavish blue.

Read “LG Secret (LG KF750) Launch Party in Singapore + Pretty Model Pictures”

When United States is trying hard to recover from the sluggish economy due to the mess of subprime mortgages, UK are making plan for the future. According to the government advisory body the Broadband Stakeholder Group (BSG), “widespread deployment of next-generation broadband–which is significantly faster than current fat pipes–is critical for the U.K. economy.”

Read “Next Generation of Broadband Network is Critical for UK economy”

In a recent interview with APC, Palm CEO Ed Colligan said the company’s long-awaited operating system of the future will center around the Internet, and be distinct from the familiar Palm OS that’s currently available.

Read “Palm’s New Linux-based Mobile Operating System “Nova” Will Arrive In 2009″