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The guy who seems to have leaked the Onyx photos is back again with the pictures of Blackberry’s second touchscreen device, the Storm 2. There are no hardware details but the successor looks thinner, has a 3.2 megapixel camera and possibly runs a new touchscreen tech.

Thank FCC because without them we wouldn’t know what handset manufacturers have in store for us. Nokia’s 6750 codenamed Mural has been leaked by them which is expected to arrive on AT&T soon. There is not much to tell right now but analyzing the picture, the glossy clamshell looks to be pocket friendly phone and features a camera, dedicated music keys and possibly an expansion slot. An external screen might also be present behind the glossy surface.

You’ve seen dual hinged phone from Samsung and now its time for a dual slider, similar to Pantech’s Matrix Pro. The seemingly press pictures of Exclaim M550 have made its way on the web and is rumored to take place of Rant on Sprint from next month (June 7 to be exact).

The phone’s dual sliding mechanism helps Samsung to integrate a larger screen, which measures a decent 2.6-inch now. Other features include one touch access to social networking sites like Facebook and Myspace, 2MP camera, A-GPS, Bluetooth, EVDO Rev. 0 and microSD expansion slot up to 32GB.

This year hasn’t been so good for Samsung as far as keeping products under wraps is concerned. Unfortunately for them, here’s another one showing couple of more Android devices, dubbed as BigFoot and Spica. While Spica looks to be the newest entrant in the leakomania, we have seen BigFoot before in the leaked T-Mobile roadmap.

Both the phones are expected to arrive in Q3 2009 and will have Android OS’ latest 2.0 update also known as Donut. Despite the radical design differences, BigFoot and Spica have identical specs.

Samsung is logically placing Spica as a mass market Android device and will differentiate from I7500 by its TouchWiz user interface. I7500 looks similar to Spica but has the stock Android UI.