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Guinness World Records specialized the sale of the Most Expensive Cell Phone in the world - ‘Le Million’ part Unique which was bought by a Russian businessman for his wife for 1 million Euros ($1.2 million) in September 2006.

Shaped by Gold Vish SA, a Geneva based luxury communication Goods Company, the cell phone is made of 18-carat white gold, rise with 120-carats of VVS-1 graded diamonds. It was designed by Emmanuel Gueit and made as an adding to the ‘Illusion collection’. ‘Le Million’ Piece Unique is a limited edition item and is only available on particular request.

Nowadays, there were many declarations on the web stating,”GoldVish the “Le Million,” has just been declared by The Guinness World Records as the most expensive cell phone in the world! “

We have no idea how the report started and can’t locate any news releases for the source. In September 2006, $1.2 million was the most expensive phone and probably still is. An article ran in May 2007 in Phones Review that stated it was the most expensive phone in the world. There was a Guinness TV show on recently, where the news may contain resurfaced to public consciousness. With the depression of the US buck it may be worth even more or we wonder if it were sold used, if would be valueless.

You are familiar with how the LG Venus from Verizon has that split touch screen thing on the front?

It seems like it won’t be the only phone to make use of that technology, and what’s more, that half-touch screen finally has a name. The dual touch pad has been christened as interrelate Pad.

As you may by now know, Interact Pad replaces conventional person navigational keys with a touch-sensitive display that sits below the chief display. The Interact Pad changes depending on the circumstances, showing media controls when you’re listening to music or gaming controls when you’re enjoying some mobile games. It’s also huge for reviewing photos.

Anyways, the latest LG phone to make use of Interact Pad is the LG KF600. Much like the Venus, the KF600 is also a slider phone with a full numeric keypad hidden under the large main screen. Key features comprise a 3MP camera, EDGE/GPRS, USB 2.0, and Bluetooth.

As you are familiar with, Nokia has two major lines of smart phones in its portfolio. On the one hand, you have more the multimedia-focused N-Series. With devices like the N81 and N95, you get incredible cameras, lots of games, and plenty of music. On the other hand, you have the more messaging-friendly E-series. With handhelds like the E61i, you get a full QWERTY keyboard, push email, and other business-oriented goodies. Up until now, the two lines have not really found any center ground. That’s about to change.

There are rumblings on the Internet that Nokia is lastly working on an N-Series device that has a full QWERTY keyboard, the main feature that has been lacking from the creation line thus far. Details are pretty slim at this point and the supposed cell phone doesn’t even have a name yet.

There are whispers that this new N-series phone will have a candy bar form factor similar to the E61i (also like the Moto Q and Samsung Blackjack) and it will be powered by the S60 3rd Edition FP2 operating system. Set for presentation around the next half of this year, the new Smartphone is said to rock filled QWERTY, a 5MP or 6MP camera, 30fps DVD video recording, and integrated GPS. Sounds so hawt! It’s almost certainly attractive freaking luxurious too.