The handset formerly known as I can do it all, is now up on Verizon’s — in some half-hidden way — site. Of course, we’re jumping the gun on this one — as we always do — as the only thing this little bit of info brings is confirmation for the posts we have put up in the past. We’re expecting more details soonish on this hot little — though arguably ugly — Windows Mobile 6 slider, and will throw em up just as soon as we get something useful, like a date and price.

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Though the original PEBL didn’t get quite the love Motorola may have liked (Maria Sharapova special edition notwithstanding), it seems they’re looking to give it at least one more go with the upcoming U9 model. Presumably designed to slot in alongside the RAZR 2 V8 / V9 models, Phone Scoop reports that the U9 will be ROKR branded, indicating a strong music tie-in. Other details are sketchy, though there’s speculation that the “9″ designation in the model number indicates that 3G is in the cards; for Motorola’s sake, we hope that’s true.

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As a staff member here at Engadget can attest, you never know when someone may want your mobile a hair more than you, so we’ve no qualms with a cellphone that packs its very own form of weaponry to fend off thieves. Of course, this completely conceptual device is highly unlikely to hit production (at least in first-world nations), but there’s still something about a transforming mobile that whips out a set of chainguns and walks on its own that would convince us to pick one up. Intrigued? It gets better — hit the read link to see this monster in action.

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Not that I had my quality time today with T-Mobile’s latest Windows Mobile smartphone, the T-Mobile MDA Vario III (also known as HTC Kaiser) but today, during a press event here in Munich, I had the chance to get my hands on a pretty final looking device. So what’s the T-Mobile MDA Vario III is about? Basically it will replaces T-Mobile’s MDA Vario II later this year (planned launch is still September) and since it’s based on HTC’s Kaiser reference design, most features like Windows Mobile 6 Professional, quadband GSM/GPRS/EDGE and triband UMTS/HSDPA are already known (T-Mobile again confirmed that the MDA Vario III doesn’t includes HSUPA or HSDPA 7.2).

Therefore let us go with some hands-on shots, we’ve spoken about the device enough already:

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