Amazon has started to sell Sprint's EVO 4 G White smartphone. It is in competition with white iPhone 4 announced a few days ago. The price of white EVO 4 G is only $ 89.99 as a $ 30 reduction from the black version.

HTC EVO 4 G smartphone features a 4.3-inch capacitive touchscreen display, a rear-facing 8MP auto focus camera with dual LED flash, a prospectively .3MP camera for video calling and a built-in kicks tooth for easy viewing of videos.

Sprint EVO 4 G White smartphone is boasts a 1 GHz Snapdragon processor, ultra-fast 4 G connectivity with simultaneous voice and capacities and Android 2.1 OS.

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Sony Ericsson XPERIA play will be available on all UK air carrier launches in April. However, O2 UK proudly tweeted that they'll be the only ones carrying a white version of the XPERIA play on the UK market.

O2 includes two product photos of the white Sony Ericsson XPERIA play sit comfortably in their dock (white dock, of course). IT's DK300 doll that we saw at MWC in black and white. Pricing, however, is still unknown at.

White Sony Ericsson XPERIA play will be exclusive to O2 in the UK

You can read on our two meetings with the XPERIA play at MWC to see what's it about. We also see some of the games, you play primarily. By claiming these two product shots don t show the Play's most important on the fame game PSP-like controls.

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HTC delivers Pearl White Gratia and QWERTY-other 7 Pro to its distributor partners in the UK.

The first Windows phone 7-powered QWERTY phone-HTC 7 Pro has only had its premiere in Germany, but it is already on its way to the Kingdom. Together with Android Froyo-running Gratia, will become available in February.

HTC 7 Pro

An interesting thing is that the European version of Aria-Gratia-offered only in Pearl White in the UK. We have already seen over the black Gratia, so it is not that HTC has manufactured only white phones.

HTC Gratia

HTC plans to ship its reseller partners with phones, at which point on the dealers and carriers will take over. UK carriers are unfortunately still mum on their plans for phones.

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