Awesome Smartphones

Sick of buying new gear every time you upgrade your phone? Capta changes all that, providing a reusable mount which sticks to any smooth gadget, so you can attach it to a tripod or use it as a stand.

RIM and Porsche Design have created the sexiest Blackberry yet: the P’9981. Has 1.2GHz CPU, 768MB RAM, a 2.44″ touchscreen, 8GB storage with a microSD slot and a 5mp camera with flash.

Galaxy Nexus has a 1.2GHz dual-core CPU, 1GB RAM, 16/32GB storage, 4.65″ 720×1280 AMOLED display and 5mp camera. Runs Android 4.0, with improved UI, notifications and multitasking.

A portable stand for tablets, smartphones, e-book readers and anything else that can stick on its reusable and washable adhesive panel. Its curved base and strap lets you use your thigh as a desk.

This accessory turns your smartphone into a portable scanner, elevating it just the right distance off your desktop, providing sharp, stable images from just about any size of paper or even objects.

The HTC Titan has a 4.7″ screen, perfect for browsing, watching videos and taking panoramic pictures with its 8mp camera. Has a 1.5GHz CPU, 512MB RAM, 16GB storage and micro-USB port.

An app from Lookout Labs that can email your smartphone’s location.  Best of all, you can install it even after you’ve misplaced your phone, thanks to the Android Market’s remote install feature.

Touted by Motorola as the world’s thinnest full-QWERTY smartphone, the Droid 3 has a 4″ qHD touchscreen, dual-core 1GHz CPU, 512MB RAM, 16GB storage, 8mp/1080p camera and 3G Hotspot.

Made of patent-pending co-molded metal and plastic material, the InfiniteLoop tablet stand and the MiniLoop smartphone stand have both strength and flexibility, and thus unbelievable versatility.

The Oona is a cheap, simple but versatile smartphone stand. Stick it on a glass surface, on white boards, or even on your desk, with a variety of positions and angles for your needs.

New augmented reality tech melds physical and virtual worlds without those pesky markers other AR technologies use. Instead, SmartAR recognizes images and objects. Another cool demo here.

If you’re like us, you’ve probably got a laptop, a tablet, and a smartphone. René Woo-Ram Lee’s Bento Book concept lets you combine all three into a single gadget, then still use them individually.