Hot on the heels of the SDK launch with Sega and EA demonstrations comes news that Gameloft will launch over 15 titles for the iPhone.

While the iPhone is still lacking the 3G and GPS features it now looks to be a either a leader or contender in Web, phone, PMP and Mobile Gaming markets.

So is Doom on its way to the iPhone?

With $100 million in iFund money up for grabs the iPhone tom-foolery abounds including this 3D Virtual Reality Head mount from Box Fab.

Taking advantage of the iPhone’s accelerometers to interpret head movement into the Virutal world, and using “special close-view depixelization flat optics turn the iPhone screen into a 3 dimensional window into another world” the idea definitely has its attractions.

With a tentative price set at $200 for the concept device this may well be a keeper if not for the difficulty of manipulating the multitouch functions in such a device, otherwise it’d be virtually unstoppable.

While we patiently await a burst of creativity from Sony Ericsson during CeBIT in germany, over at Esato the tap never turns off with two new camera phone concepts.

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In words that have shaken Starbucks franchises to the core, Ericsson CMO Johan Bergendahl has characterized WiFi hot spots as becoming as irrelevant as telephone booths.

With mobile broadband growing faster than mobile of fixed telephony in a few years HSPA “will be as common as WiFi is today,” he said.

While there are some obstacles to negotiate between there and now such as price, coverage and availability and the competition from companies such as Meraki that intend to blanket entire cities in WiFi, the indications are that your Mocha WiFi breakfast may soon be a thing of the past.

A woman from China, who owns a cell phone store with her husband, had taken her frustration beyond the normal meters to burn more than 400 handsets after getting dumped by her husband. She gathered all the cell phones they had on stock and set them on fire inside the house. The burned mobile phones have valued for more than 300,000 yuan (about $42,000 of 27,500 Euro).

So guys , if you girl friends/wife shows any indications of anger such as green skin, place your cell phone in a safe place. Take your brother’s advise.

Scouring through the presentation slides and promotional material last week - some eagle eyed bloggers came across this icon which would appear to indicate search capability for iPhone 2.0.

With the SDK launch last week announcing the firmware 2.0 release for July all eyes are on Apple to find indications of unannounced features, and this search image from the iPhone’s contacts application appeared in screenshots during last weeks presentation.

What else will emerge between here and July? We’ll keep you updated.

General Mobile has combined their G777 Cinema phone with these multi-media marvels which allow you to read e-books, watch video’s on the go or boldly go where no man has gone before.

Compatible with any phone with a VGA TV Out and 3.5mm audio jack, the Video glasses themselves could in theory operate on Nokia NSeries phones such as N95.

The G777 itself features 2.4 inch TFT QVGA display, multi-format audio, MPEG4 and 3GP video playback, 3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth and, possibly a necessity for a futuristic gem such as this, theft track.

The statistics provided by China’s Ministry of Information Industry, if credible, added that mobile users sent 54.64 billion SMS in January alone and mobile users now account for 41.6% of the country’s population.

Though Chinese customers pay approximately 80% less than US users their monthly investment still equates to around 7% of their annual salary and with the American population at 300 million, it’s not hard to see why manufacturer’s are keeping an even stare on this emerging market.

Sun has announced they will be using the newly released Apple SDK to bring a Java Virtual Machine to the Apple iPhone.

Expected to be released after June, the JVM applications will access native functionality of the iPhone allowing access to Java ME games and applications such as Scrabble, EA Sims and SixApart.

A wet dream for those quick business lunch meetings - GetQuik allows users to skip the line and place their order directly from there iPhone.

To take advantage you have to register and create and save menu items for participating restaurants. The application is expected to go native and be web-based so users can search and view menu items from a complete menu.

Still in Beta, the final release will no doubt be a hit with anyone with an iPhone, everyone else in line, not-so-much.