The only cell phone sleeker and more expensive-looking than a Motorola RAZR is a gold-colored, designer label Motorola RAZR, and Italian designers Dolce & Gabbana have given it to you. Some might call it tacky, some might call it bling, but buy it if it feels right. Don't listen to the haters. It's only $600.

D&G Motorola RAZR [Official Site via Popgadget]

We would never presume to be experts on what to do when your boyfriend is cheating on you, and so would never offer advice, just options. One would be to confront him and have a mature conversation where you ask him straightfoward question hoping to get responses in kind.

If that's too boring for you, maybe you should consider giving him a Spyphone for his birthday. It looks like any other cellphone, except when you call it from a special number it connects without alerting its owner, allowing you to eavesdrop on everything they do.

Of course this means that if he is cheating on you, you might end up getting an earful of something you'd rather not hear.

Spyphones [Official Site via Shiny Shiny]

New research suggests that if everyone in the U.S. gave up their landline, then gays would be marching right up to the altar. Americans who use their cell phone exclusively are more likely to approve of gay marriage, so we suggest that everyone switch right away and urge their families to do the same. This could be the next great activism strategy, and we want to get the ball rolling. If you don't get cell phone service where you live, that could be the problem. Petition your town to put up a tower, or move to the city. It's a small sacrifice to make when the outcome could be equality under the law!

Cell Phone Users More Likely To Support Gay Marriage [365 Gay]

When we think of "fashion phones," usually Motorola and Nokia come to mind (for example, the $2700 Nokia 8800 with 24-karat gold).

However, LG is jumping into the ring with their new "Chocolate" slider phone, which made its debut in Korea this past February. It's now available in Europe, but enterprising American fashionistas can find unlocked ones on Ebay for around $600.

LG Chocolate Phone Review [Tech Digest]

Now that cameraphones are becoming so ubiquitous that gyms have to make special rules banning them in the locker room, isn't it about time that they could take pictures indoors? Some phone makers have tried to build in little flash mechanisms, but the results usually end up looking like someone stuck a flourescent light tube in your face.

Phlash is a new solution, one you can stick on your phone or carry on a strap. Since it's a separate device, it works with any phone, and the company claims it emits a light similar to a real camera flash that is 12 times brighter than other cameraphone lights. We haven't tried it ourselves, but for $19.99 it could be worth taking out to the bar for a testdrive.

On the other hand, it could be a disaster for those who would rather not see, let alone be reminded later of what they're doing in the back room, so please exercise caution.

Plash! Universal Cameraphone Flash [Official Site]
Phlash universal camera phone flash [Popgadget]