Motorola have announed their second 5 MP cameraphone - the V66 slider handset, sharing a very similar feature-set with the company’s ZN5 candybar handset. However, unlike the ZN5, with the V66, there is no Kodak branding to be had. Two advantages the VE66 has over the ZN5, are 3G connectivity, as well as QVGA video

Motorola announced the VE66, a new slider cameraphone, which features a 5Mpix camera with autofocus, LED flash, as well as image stabilization, and red-eye reduction funcrions. Other features include MP3 playback, FM radio with RDS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, and support for widgets for Web-based content. Motorola didn't announce what bands it will support.The phone will be released by...

LG promised that its newest 8-megapixel cameraphone, the LG KC780, would be available in November in Europe, and well, what do you know? It is already available, and for free on a contract, at that. Orange UK is among the first European mobile phone operators to offer the LG KC780 Portrait phone to its customers, giving

It was years in the making, but Motorola and Kodak's co-developed ZINE ZN5 cameraphone is finally available on T-Mobile. This 5MP AF wunderkind takes fantastic photos, for sure, but you'll have to read this review to see how well it works as a phone. Read the full story here.

Officially announced today, the Samsung Anycall SPH-W6050 is the latest 5-megapixel cameraphone to appear under Korea’s handset spotlight. While it may look rather bland, looks are deceiving, as aside from a 5MP auto-focus cam, it also features a built-in DMB TV tuner. And if that’s not enough, a 3-inch WVGA LCD touchscreen display is also on-board,

We don’t usually condone any type of war, but when hardware manufacturers fight for cameraphone market share (and mind share), we’re all for all-out warfare. One of the many handset-wars going on right now is being fought on the cameraphone battle-ground. With handset manufacturers packing image sensors with every increasing pixel densities into their mobile phones,

Sony has shown off a 12.25 megapixel camera module which the company says can be used within mobile phones - offering the highest megapixel cameraphone on the market today.

Sony has officially announced its new line of cameraphone modules, boasting lower power consumption. The modules, part of the Exmor range, include a 5 megapixel, 8 megapixel, and 12 megapixel module. Read the full story here.

Tiny Pictures, Inc. today announced that Radar, the leading service for real-time sharing of cameraphone pictures, videos and conversations between friends, is now available in the "Friends" section of the Rogers Wireless portal

Recently, some pictures and information on LG’s new model, the KC560, leaked out on the web. Its model number reminded us of the budget cameraphone KC550, but according to the available info, the new one won’t be its direct successor...