SICT Mobiles, a Chinese manufacturer of low-end mobile phones, has launched a new handset SILK. The dual-SIM, dual-band phone is priced at 2,400. It features a 2.8" touchscreen and 1.3 megapixel camera, which seems like great value for the price. The SILK includes the cheap phone staple and crowd favourite - an inbuilt flashlight as well as Bluetooth A2DP compatibility. It supports video formats such as 20 fps AVI, 3GP, and MP4 as well as audio formats such as MP3, WAV, MIDI, and AMR. Hooking up your existing earphones is easy to its 3.5 mm jack.

Call Connect Notice is the best feature of the phone. The handset momentarily vibrates as soon as your call is connected. This nifty feature also claims to shield the user from microwave radiation, which is at its highest when the call is being connected. Finally, if anyone steals your phone, SICT has thrown in a mobile tracker for that a far fetched eventuality.