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CHICAGO Commuters work on their Pantech duos ($350) while riding the el to the office or a Bulls game

LOS ANGELES Hollywood It girls Hayden Panettiere and Rachel Bilson carry the T-Mobile Sidekick LX ($400)

DENVER The Helio Mysto by Samsung ($149) has a useful GPS for navigating mountain roads

TORONTO Shoppers admire the display of the LG TU720 Shine ($200), which doubles as a mirror

MEXICO CITY Latin American music icon Alan Boguslavsky is a Nokia N95 ($699) user for its advanced multimedia players

NEW YORK CITY The first person in line to buy the iPhone ($399) waited 109 hours outside Apple's flagship Fifth Avenue store

MIAMI The sun-obsessed can take their work to the beach, thanks to the built-in e-mail of the Palm Treo 755p ($579)

SAO PAULO Brazilian executives favor the HTC S621 ($720) because of its unique grip and wi-fi capabilities

LONDON Multimedia shot on the Sony Ericsson K850i ($703) can be directly uploaded onto blogs

PARIS French music aficionados rely on the music player of the SAGEM my850C ($432) for easy listening

CAPE TOWN Bigger isn't better in South Africa, where the BlackBerry Pearl 8100 ($350) is a best seller

AMSTERDAM The rounded shape of Bang & Olufsen and Samsung's Serenata ($1,574) was inspired by sea rocks

DUBAI Vertu's Constellation ($4,650) includes a concierge, which a local client used to plan a wedding

MOSCOW The GoldVish Like Heaven mobile ($171,287) is made of 18-karat yellow gold and 12 carats of diamonds

MUMBAI The BenQ EF71 ($243) won an International Forum Design award

TOKYO Design mavens flock to buy au by KDDI's INFOBAR 2 ($183), which resembles a candy bar

SHANGHAI The translucent flip top of the Motorola Ming ($337) draws attention