You are dying to see the Nokia N97 last year, broke to shreds in glorious moving pictures? Well, that’s in trouble: We do not have that. What should we do, however, is a series of photographs said shred-break, turned into a video. A creepy, silent film, if you will, along with subtitles. Lack of movement and sound to the side, it gives us a great deal of attention on the inside of the phone, if this is what you are. Of course, this is not the Goldrush, but if you want to see the N97 radio, there’s always that Royksopp video, right? Full video after the break.

It is time for the HTC Touch in Pro2 to join the ranks of any other modern phone to obtain their own unboxing video. With enthusiasm PocketNow is different, and even goes so far as to use the notorious “smell test” to confirm that, indeed, genuine leather case included. Calibrated to the original Touch Pro, it has spread to more than a keyboard, the screen is larger and thinner form factor - all welcome additions, if you ask us. We can not imagine him as a violator, but just so you know, the slide of the slope is not as extreme as its predecessor in that form factor, HTC in the “Titan.” Living vicariously through the video can be carried out after the break - it is not yet available in the United States, but if you can not wait, it always imports.

With just a few days to at least four or five Sprint stores start selling the pre-Palm, we have seen at least one staff member with some time on their hands to give a smartphone. Moral stories? Right now would be Awesome time to find out who can get Sprint to fight without the use of illegal amount of force.

There are two sides of the coin, as we see it. On the one hand, a handful of pictures that have just popped over UMPC Fever demo of the many features we expect to see in the new iPhone hardware this summer - the magnetic compass, auto focus camera, to record video, but the battery percentage meter in the status bar. On the other hand, the presence of a good sense of the rumored features that makes it much easier to improvise funny blurry frames’ Em in action. The compass seems a bit overdone, but again, this is not necessarily out of place given the direction Apple has taken a dictaphone app in 3.0, so we’ll play the diplomat cautiously optimistic here and say they can be quite real.