The upcoming Krma from izenMobile is going to run Windows Mobile Pocket PC edition, but fits into a candybar shape with a standard dial-pad. That means there’s going to be a touchscreen, but unfortunately no QWERTY keyboard.
Other features are a 2-megapixel camera, 2.2-inch LCD display, FM tuner, Bluetooth, tri-band GSM (900/1800/1900), and WiFi via its miniSD slot. Which also means if you’re using WiFi you can’t be using the storage on your standard miniSD card. Oh well.
In addition, izenMobile is going to offer 25GB of online storage (we’re assuming that’s probably supposed to be megabytes and not gigabytes) for your photos, movies, and various other junk.
Press Release [izenMobile via Smartphone Thoughts]
Why not GB? Even with only a 2mp camera 25MB wouldn’t last very long, especially if you can also store music and other files. They might put their money on the fact that most people won’t use that much space anyway, so that on average maybe 1GB per person is actually used. The online storage market is growing rapidly these days, and before the big dogs (Google, Yahoo, Microsoft) throw their version of online storage portals out there the little ones will try to build a massive user base by offering lots of (free) space.