Cell Phone: Sharp SH903i With Privacy Filter

This, I believe is the phone I’ve been waiting for. The Sharp SH903i is perfect for people who value their privacy, as it showcases a revolutionary Face Recognition Technology and Privacy Filter features. Face Recognition Technology allows only the phone’s owner to “access private and confidential data, making unauthorized access impossible,” as MobileWhack writes. The Privacy Filter, on the other hand, when activated makes other people view the LCD from any side. Another plus is that the phone also gives protection against mosquito bites, as Sharp claims that the phone is equipped with ultrasonic sound, which helps drive away insects like mosquitoes and other bugs. You won’t have to worry about dengue fever and malaria and itchy insect bites if you use this phone. Coolness.
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Cellphones: The Sharp SX633

Want a good looking phone? If so, you might wanna check out the new Sharp SX633 phone. It features a 2.2-inch QVGA display w/AQUOS technology, a 2.0-megapixel camera, a VGA camera for video telephony, 20MB internal memory, media player, and a MicroSD card.
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Cell Phones: Sharp Announces Shipments of the PV200 aka Sidekick 3

Set for North American release on July 10, 2006, the Sharp PV200 communicator, more popularly known as the Sidekick 3, as announced by T-Mobile. The Sidekick 3 is the first phone totally made by Sharp, from design to production.
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Sharp Motion Phones for Vodafone K.K. (Japan)

New Sharp cell phones manufactured for Vodafone K.K., the Japan unit of the British company, will come equiped with a motion sensor capable of recognizing and responding to movement. Embedded sensors are capable of detecting the direction of jerking/shaking movements as well as the force/severity.

Already, several games are slated for the phones to take advantage of the movement sensitivity. With House of the Dead, the player can shoot zombies by aiming the direction of the phone.