Sena Cases introduces two new special cases for Apple’s iPhone 3G, the Dockable case and the MagnetFlipper case. Both cases are precisely handcrafted by leather artisans in Europe, and each is developed from the finest quality, full-grain, soft Italian Napa leather.

NTT DoCoMo now offers a new cell phone designed for those who pay much attention to their health. The divice is called Fujitsu F884iES, and integrates such features as pedometer, pulsimeter, 3-axis accelometer, and even a Health Diary.

Samsung is launching its new M150 candy-bar style mobile phone. The M150 has a 1.77-inch LCD display, a VGA camera, built-in music player that supports MP3, AAC, AAC+, e-AAC+, WMA, and RA; Bluetooth connectivity, FM tuner and 20MB internal memory. M150 can also do MPEG4 Video Recording.

BenQ has released the successor to its E53 3G phone, the the E55 model. It will cost around $230, and will be available for purchase in Taiwan in the end of July.

BenQ E55 specifications:

HTC and Sprint have finally issued an official Windows Mobile 6.1 update for the Sprint Touch. It's nice to have an official build, though unofficial versions of this firmware have been available for quite a while now.

Creative’s Zen X-Fi has been released and Creative is also launching in Hong Kong the ZEN Krystal portable music player. Comes with 4GB storage capacity, the Zen Krystal has a 0.7-inch OLED display and USB 2.0 port. It supports MP3, WMA and WMA (DRM9). Krystal can do also voice recording and FM radio.

Opera has released the first BETA of its Opera Mobile 9.5 web browser, announced back in February. While it's an initial release, it will be buggy, but far more advanced than the browser you currently use on your touchscreen handset.