Looks like our favorite anonymous globetrotting photographer’s spotted something sweet — it’s that alleged HTC Pyramid, comfortably chilling with the 4.3-inch HTC Desire HD. Unfortunately, Mr. Blurrycam only had time to snap this single shot before vanishing to parts unknown, so all we can tell is that that it’s sporting a flush, off-center camera with a twin-LED flash, a headset jack up top, and that it’s a fairly large, curvy phone. Don’t be disappointed, though — we imagine we’ll see a good bit more of the handset this week at a little Florida show.

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DLO Leather Holster Case for iPhone 3G, 3G S (Black)

• Luxurious leather protection on the outside meets a soft fabric-lined interior.
• Handy center notch makes for easy one-handed iPhone pick-up.
• Use your iPhone hands-free, as the HipCase’s unobstructed access to the headset jack lets your listen to music or take a call while your iPhone is still cradled inside.
• The sturdy, leather-wrapped belt clip wnsures your iPhone will always be within reach when you need it.
• Compatible with 4GB and 8GB iPhone

Digital Lifestyle Outfitters DLZ40002/17 HipCase Leather Holster for iPhone 1G/3G, Black, Luxurious leather protection on the outside meets a soft fabric-lined interior. A handy center notch makes for easy one-handed iPhone pick-up. Use your iPhone hands-free, as the HipCase’s unobstructed access to the headset jack lets your listen to music or take a call while your iPhone is still cradled inside. The sturdy, leather-wrapped belt clip wnsures your iPhone will always be within reach when you need it.The stylish and durable leather HipCase for iPhone combines sleek protection with easy, convenient access to the iPhone. Featuring a horizontal belt-clip, the HipCase provides the utmost in comfort and accessibility. As with other smartphones before it, the iPhone’s dimensions virtually require a horizontal waist holster for optimal comfort–and the HipCase delivers. Access to iPhone headset jack, even when closed. Compatible with 4GB and 8GB iPh

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Take the E51 (a great candybar phone with a comprehensive feature set) add a better battery, a higher-resolution camera, a standard 3.5mm audio jack, faster over-the-air connectivity, and microUSB support. What do you get? The Nokia E52 of course!

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My Samsung MyShot II review: The Samsung MyShot II is a fairly simple flip-phone for Cricket Wireless. The style of the handset is actually quite attractive and the controls are easy to use. It comes in a maroon & black combo color. The exterior screen isn’t that great, but you do get a decent sized (2.1″) inner display. The call quality is above average for phones that are in its price range.

A couple of the Samsung MyShot II’s most notable features include: a 1.3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.0, 2.5mm headset jack, speakerphone, MP3 player, GPS & microSD slot. You would think the 1.3 megapixel camera would take better photos, but it really isn’t that great. I think there are definitely more positives than negatives for this phone. Overall, it’s a pretty decent handset, with the exception of the camera & call volume.