Sprint may throttle WiMax
Consumer advocacy groups are up in arms after a closer look at XOHM’s acceptable use policy reveals the following interesting distressing information: “To ensure a …
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Samsung A637 is the Samsung “Milky”
Last week Engadget reported on an ugly unusual looking Samsung AT&T candy bar phone. Today, the folks over at CellPhone Signal identified the mysterious handset …
Sprint launches XOHM WiMax in Baltimore
Sprint announced on Monday the launch of its XOHM Wimax service in Baltimore. Starting today, customers can purchase XOHM-branded hardware and sign up for $25 …
Verizon Wireless to get the iPhone?
“When hell freezes over” – that is when most people would assume Verizon Wireless will finally get its mits on the iPhone. Not so says …
Motorola ramping up for Android; Nokia and Verizon interested?
According to an article at TechCrunch, Motorola is ramping up it efforts in the Android arena by hiring an additional 300 developers to supplement its …
Sneak Peek at Sony Ericsson GreenHeart Concept Phone
Earlier this week, Sony Ericsson announced their not-designed-for-production GreenHeart concept phone that focuses on making a phone environmentally sustainable throughout its life cycle. The GreenHeart …
RIM has its head in the sand and is delusional..
Analysts had a field day on Friday after RIM released its less than stellar Q2 earnings on Thursday. When addressing its future prospects, RIM warned …
Sneak Peek of Internet Explorer 6 for Windows Mobile 6
The unwired got a hold of some screen shots of the up and coming Internet Explorer 6 for Windows Mobile 6. IE Mobile 6 is …
Leaked Verizon document hints at release dates for Blackberry Storm and HTC Touch Diamond
Engadget got a hold of an internal training schedule that hints at the release dates for both the BlackBerry Storm and the HTC Touch Diamond. …
T-Mobile to potentially open up T-Zones
T-Mobile director of handset innovation Saj Sahar hinted earlier this week that T-Mobile T-zones would be relaunched and rebranded into something similar to “Web n’ …
Sony Ericsson possibly eyeing Android for XPERIA?
Just last week, Sony Ericsson opened up the possibility of a future Xperia model released with an OS other than Windows Mobile. We postulated about …
Anti-Piracy Supergroup formed, will filter the internet, oops, make the Internet “safe”
AT&T, Microsoft, Cisco, Viacom, NBC Universal and The Songwriters Guild of America have joined together to form a new advocacy group called Arts& Labs (artsandlabs.com). …
Sony Ericsson prepping new 5MP phone, codename ‘Kate”
A few photos of a new 5MP Sony Ericsson Cybershot have been leaked by Cellphonesail. The new phone appears to be similar to the current …
Some screen shots from Vodafone-branded Blackberry Storm emerge
Some purported screen shots of Vodafone-branded Blackberry Storm have emerged today. If you believe what you see is for real, then you may be a …
Sony Ericsson introduces bluetooth watches for women
Add another into the realm of wacky gadgets targeted at women. On Tuesday, Sony Ericsson launched the MDW-200 line of bluetooth watches designed for the …
Bell may be messing with the GPS on Blackberry phones
If rumors are true, then it looks like Bell in Canada is taking a page from the playbook of Verizon Wireless by crippling the GPS on select …
Clarion releases innovative “MiND”, Mobile Internet Navigation Device
What happens when you mix together a NetBook, a portable GPS, and a PMP? You get the Clarion MiND, “Mobile Internet Navigation Device”. The new …
Skyfire enters public beta
The mobile browser arena just got a little more competitive on Tuesday when the much-talked-about mobile browser Skyfire launched its public beta. Previously in private …
Nokia Tube press photo leaked
Earlier today we reported that Nokia may be set to release the Tube to the world on October 2nd in London. While announcing and releasing …
ChinaVision offers projector phone that looks oddly familiar
Chinavision is now offering a Tri-band GSM (900MHz, 1800MHz, 1900MHz) phone with a built-in projector that is capable of displaying a 640×480 image. Though not unique …
Verizon “wows” us with the Storm
Engadget today got a hold of an internal memo that tries to “wow” us with the features of the Blackberry Storm. Intended for NDA eyes only, the …
Blackberry Storm to come in 2 flavors, CDMA/GSM Hybird and GSM only model
The folks over at Blackberry News got a hold of spy shot of 9500 series Job Aid that confirms the existence of a GSM-only variant …
Pirate Bay to offer video streaming service? No, its a scam.
This rumor has been floating around since May 2007 when Pirate Bay’s own Brokep announced that Pirate Bay would launch a video streaming website (videobay.org) …
T-Mobile G1 site goes live
On the eve of the big announcement, T-Mobile has launched the G1 website. No new information on the phone. All the links instruct you to …
slotMusic announced; uses microSD for audio distribution
Say goodbye to those jewel-cased CDs and say hello to music-filled microSDs. Universal Music Group, SONY BMG, Warner Music Group, and EMI Music in conjunction …
O2 Germany to get the HTC Touch HD
Theunwired.net posted some beautiful photos of the Touch HD on their website Sunday. Some more eye candy for those of us who just cant get …
Asus “scented” notebooks now available online
For real, no joke here guys or shall I say “gals” since this product is obviously targeted at you. Now available online from DataVision is …
Netbooks take the world by storm
Anyone keeping up on technology would notice a recent explosion in the netbook market. More or less started by the surprisingly successful Asus EEE Pc …
Live Images of LG Renoir, the Viewty successor, emerge
Back in August, LG officially announced the new LG KC910, the successor to the LG Viewty. Officially given the name LG Renoir, the phone has …
Verizon Wireless quietly shuts down SMS delivery confirmations
According to DSL Reports, Verizon Wireless has been quietly ending their SMS delivery confirmations. You know those quick icon changes (letter D or a green …
