RIM to parts suppliers: hook it up!
It’s a recession people, and in a recession the name of the game is to keep sales as steady as possible while reducing costs as …
Zach Epstein has been the Executive Editor at BGR for more than 10 years. He manages BGR’s editorial team and ensures that best practices are adhered to. He also oversees the Ecommerce team and directs the daily flow of all content. Zach first joined BGR in 2007 as a Staff Writer covering business, technology, and entertainment.
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GVdialer puts Google Voice on your mobile handset
Google’s mobile site for Google Voice is a nice gateway solution while Google’s team works on a more integrated mobile offering, but it leaves plenty …
AT&T sabotage plot thickens
The Fiber Felons? The Cable Crooks? The Manhole Mobsters? Whatever you want to call them, it’s looking more and more like an organized team carried …
Bluetooth 3.0 ready to launch on April 21st
It’s not every day we get to talk about the launch of an exciting technology revision that will have a huge and near-immediate impact on …
Casio conjures vintage beer commercials to hype Elixim C721
Back in the day, beer makers were faced with a marketing conundrum: How do you draw attention to your product when there really isn’t anything …
Nokia is bullish on touchscreens; new devices rumored
Holy rumor avalanche. Subscribing to the buckshot method as opposed to the bullet method, TheStreet has just tossed out a whole mess of Nokia rumors …
O hai, private T-Mobile launch event
Well, we all know what went down last time T-Mobile held a private launch event in NYC… G1 time. Well guess what folks, a little …
Say hello to redsn0w
Well lookie what we have here, iPod Touch owners. As exciting as the upcoming 3.0 OS is, and as much as we know you can’t …
Sony Ericsson Idou pops up in silver
It’s not every day we can get excited about a Sony Ericsson handset in this day and age, so we cherish every opportunity. Really. Of …
Nokia Aeon concept phone hits the big screen with a lead role
We know Nokia loves showing off its wares in movies and music videos but it looks like the Finnish handset slinger may have taken its …
New Sidekick clears FCC, T-Mobile 3G in tow
Sidekick 2009, Blade, Sidekick LX 2009… Call it whatever you want. The bottom line is that a handset thought to be Danger’s upcoming Sidekick redux …
Cox planning to jump into cellular game, alone
Following the failed launch of Pivot, a joint venture with cable providers Comcast, Time Warner and others, the Wall Street Journal is reporting Cox has …
March PS3 sales trump Wii… in Japan
It’s not exactly the major coup Sony needs to become a gaming leader once again, but surpassing Nintendo Wii console sales in a market like …
OpenMoko stops development of new handsets
OpenMoko, maker of the open source handset everyone loves to praise but no one actually wants to buy, has stated it will cease development of …
New Sony PSP rumor refresh; out before Christmas
With the E3 expo coming up in June, rumors of a refreshed PSP are surging once again. Now billed as yet another “iPhone killer”, chatter …
BlackBerry Curve 8900 now $149.99 from T-Mobile
So long, early adopter tax. Don’t worry though, current T-Mobile Curve 8900 owners, this one’s not as bad as it could have been in the …
Alleged T-Mobile Q2 – Q4 2009 3G rollout schedule revealed
Rest easy, residents of Wichita Falls, T-Mobile 3G is coming your way this month! Ok don’t get too excited as the info above is hardly …
iTunes variable pricing goes live
Things like this happen in three stages: 1) You find out it’s going to happen. 2) You curse Apple. 3) You accept the fact that …
So long, CTIA 2009
Now that CTIA 2009 has come and gone we wanted to take a step back and reflect on what was most definitely a show unlike …
Hands on with the Garmin-Asus nuvifone M20
Garmin and Asus took advantage of Mobile World Congress back in February to announce the second nuvifone-branded handset that will reach market — the nuvifone …
Hands on with the LG Arena
Released in Europe last month, the LG Arena is a handset that easily can get lost amongst the 6,472,891 other full touchscreen handsets spread throughout …
Hands on with the Palm Pre
Admit it… As much fun as it is to see the latest and greatest from around the mobile world at CTIA, there’s just one handset …
Sony Ericsson @ CTIA
Tucked away in the giant Ericsson booth at this year’s show was a tiny little two-sided Sony Ericsson display showcasing a handful of handsets and …
Motorola @ CTIA: MOTOROKR S305 stereo headset
Motorola had plenty of handsets and accessories on display this year but the one that caught our eye, aside from the Evoke of course, was …
Motorola @ CTIA: Evoke QA4
We’ve seen some great stuff at CTIA so far this year but as we’re sure you are well aware, there really hasn’t been anything too …
Nokia @ CTIA: N86 8MP
Last but not least in our coverage of Nokia handsets at CTIA is the handset that Nseries mobile photogs around the globe have been waiting …
Nokia @ CTIA: 7205 Intrigue and N97
Next up in our coverage of Nokia’s CTIA handset highlights are the Nokia 7205 Intrigue and the N97 — two handsets that couldn’t be on …
Nokia @ CTIA: E71x and E75
Nokia made an interesting showing at CTIA this year, opting to focus almost entirely on apps and services rather than hardware. Ovi this, share that, …
HTC @ CTIA
There’s a reason companies around the world often go to HTC when they need to outsource handsets — they’re without a doubt among the best …
Hands on with the LG GD900
We first posted about the LG GD900 back in February and now that we’ve finally had a chance to play with it, we’re not ashamed …
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