With just a week to go for the Mobile World Congress 2010, a few mobile phones have popped their heads out, giving us a teaser, of what we could expect at the event.

First is the Nokia C Series mobile phones. The Nokia C5 mobile handset had made an entry into "leak" land last week. This seems to be a candybar phone with a regular alpha-numeric keypad, a 2.2" QVGA display, support for 3.5G ability, microSD memory expansion, GPS, FM radio, a 3.5mm headphone jack, a 3.2MP camera and is said to run the Symbian S60 v3 OS. A second member of the C-series family, the Nokia C6 has also been leaked now. The C6 is a Blackberry-like QWERTY keyboard candybar. This one is said to be a Symbian powered handheld as well, with support for 3.5G networks and a 5MP camera.

The LG Arena Max smartphone is another phone that is expected to make an appearance at the MWC, 2010. It is expected to have a 3.5-inch touchscreen. The Snapdragon 1GHz processor is supposed to be driving this handheld. The other features that the Arena Max is said to have in store are Bluetooth, GPS and WiFi. The OS driving it from within is still a mystery. Guesses are that it might be a proprietary one or Windows Mobile.

The HTC Incredible mobile phone is yet another handset that might debut at the MWC, to be held in Barcelona, starting 15 February, 2010. This phone is reckoned to be an Android 2.1 device with support for the native HTC Sense user interface. A large touchscreen, whose exact size is still unknown and a 5MP camera with dual LED flash are supposed to be presented by the HTC Incredible.

News about a Samsung smartphone with a 800 x 480 pixels Super AMOLED touchscreen has just hit the internet. What's Super AMOLED? This is supposed to be an AMOLED display with 5 times more clarity and 20% more visibility than regular AMOLED screens. Poor visibility under the sun, is one huge disadvantage of AMOLED screens. Thus this new Samsung mobile phone might show the cure for this malady. Another rumoured spec is the incorporation of the open sourced Samsung Bada platform.