First pics of the Verizon VX6800, AT&T-branded 8925
Looks like someone had a bit of a busy Sunday. First on the block with these exclusive shots is Mobility Today, bringing some AT&T-branded HTC …
Josh Karp followed his love of technology since a kid through to the present day. As a Special Correspondent at BGR, and part of the first editorial team, Josh covers press conferences, trade shows and other events around the world. An expert in all things mobile, Josh has more than eighteen years of experience covering the wireless industry.
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Samsung SGH-i640 coming soon
Samsung’s having quite the week, aren’t they? The most recent Sammy handset to show its face is this bad boy right here. This phone has …
PSP crushing Nintendo DS in Japan
It’s not all graveyards and anger for Sony’s Gaming division. Despite their lackluster Playstation 3 sales, especially relative to the success and demand for Nintendo’s …
Apple blacklisting hacked iPhones?
Say it ain’t so! It seems that Apple is responding to the recent spate of iPhone hacks, third party applications, and unlocks in a rather …
Sony delays Playstation Home
Do you hear that? It’s the sound of Second Life fans breathing a sigh of relief. Sony announced today that it was delaying the release …
Nokia does threaded SMS
Nokia…threaded SMS? It seems so! Nokia Beta Labs has released a threaded SMS application for any Nokia handsets running S60 3rd edition. The program …
BlackBerry Curve 8320 now available on T-Mobile!
Welcome to the party, T-Mobile. The BlackBerry Curve, long available on GSM networks across the word, has finally arrived on T-Mobile USA. To be …
Samsung SGHi780 gets official
Remember that mystery Samsung handset we showed you a couple of days ago? Well, it looks like Samsung couldn’t keep a secret for too long, …
Sprint brings automatic LBS to its handset lineup
Sprint, you never fail to surprise us. The most yellow wireless provider in all the land has announced that beginning next Tuesday, all phone based …
Verizon adopts GSM standard for 4G network, CDMA limelight fading?
Could this be the end of the road for CDMA? Both Verizon and Vodafone have announced that they will be running their 4th generation data …
LG Shine gets the gold treatment
Gold, gold, gold. Where would we be without you? The latest in a long string of products to get the gold makeover treatment is LG’s …
Line1 offers another voice to text service
If the past couple of years have proven anything, it’s that automated voice-to-text conversion services are generally, well, pretty awful. Spitting in the face of …
Samsung's new mystery device
Nothing like a good mystery for a Thursday afternoon, right? Some shots have emerged of a Samsung-branded device that looks to share more than a …
Facebook app for sale on Ebay
This seems a bit, well, over the top, doesn’t it? The first known Facebook application auction is currently underway. Logbook, an application written by Michael …
Bell Mobility brings unlimited data to Canada!
It’s been a long time coming, Canada. Bell Mobility has brought the wonder that is an unlimited data plan to our neighbors up North. The …
Apple ramps up iPhone production
Someone is expecting an increase in sales…Following their recent price cut, Apple has predictably decided to increase their iPhone production output. Unnamed sources are reporting that …
Gold plated MacBook Pro? Yes please.
Here’s one for you gold-obsessed Mac heads out there. Computer Choppers has hooked up a gold-plated, diamond-studded version of Apple’s popular MacBook Pro laptop machine. …
Intel moves to include flash memory with servers
With the rapidly decreasing cost of flash memory, the format is becoming more accessible to hardware manufacturers looking for fast storage. The latest to step …
AOL's new BlueString file sharing service
File sharing? AOL? Sounds like a joke, right? It isn’t. America Online has just launched a brand new file sharing service, "innovatively" named BlueString. On …
Sidekick Slide goes through the FCC paces
Remember the Sidekick Slide? Yeah, another BGR exclusive. Danger’s incremental Sidekick upgrade has hit the FCC, complete with device photos, user manual, specs, and more. …
HTC Kaiser coming to T-Mobile USA?
We don’t have any word from T-Mobile themeselves on this, but all of the pieces seem to be in place. A recently uncovered FCC filing …
Mozilla launches Thunderbird into the wild
Mozilla, everyone’s favorite open source powerhouse, has decided to launch it’s Thunderbird mail client as a uniquely branded offering. Attempting to make a larger dent …
AT&T changing BlackBerry email addresses
Another day, another change. Living in the modern word is a bit trying sometimes. You get used to things like your email address, and then …
HP iPAQ 910c coming to AT&T?
AT&T is absolutely killing it with their new devices. Say what you will about their service, customer care, and network, but aboslutely no other carrier …
EMusic steps to iTunes again with Audiobooks
When will they learn? To be fair, eMusic has made one heck of an effort pushing DRM-free music downloads from the get go, but they …
Could this be the European iPhone?
Always the hip ones on the OEM parts scene, CNN.cn is now featuring this anodized iPhone OEM back case. The part doesn’t include the actual chrome …
O2 lands expensive iPhone deal
As Apple’s European iPhone plans get closer to reality, the details of each arrangement are beginning to see the light of day. Britain’s O2 is …
Google prepping offline Gmail client?
It’s certainly not the strangest rumor we’ve heard. Word on the street is that Google is preparing an offline Gmail client based on their popular …
Google turns 10
In the interest of full disclosure, we’d like to note that our source for this post is none other than Yahoo News, who carried a …
Nokia Maps gets updated
Are you a proud owner of a select Nokia N or E-Series device? Hold onto your hats, folks, ‘cuz there be a Nokia Maps update …
