Sprint 3G/4G Overdrive mobile hotspot gets official
What, you don’t remember? For all you road warriors out there, the new Sprint Overdrive sure seems like a no brainer. In addition to offering …
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T-Mobile gets U.S. exclusivity on HTC HD2
For those of you who can’t get enough pixels in your pocket, we’ve got some good news for you. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, in his …
Motorola makes the BACKFLIP official, other handsets to see Android 2.1, Flash 10.1 updates
Motorola’s time to shine at CES just wrapped up and the North American manufacturer announced the Motorola BACKFLIP. As rumored, the BACKFLIP will have a …
CES 2010: Steve Ballmer Keynote
We’re here and ready to rock. Stay tuned as we cover the CES 2010 keynote delivered by Steve Ballmer.
LG comes to CES with LTE USB modem in hand, 100Mbps speeds and CDMA handover to be demonstrated
CES attendees are in for a bit of a treat from LG which will be demonstrating the growing prowess of LTE. With its USB LTE …
AT&T to have two webOS devices in first half of 2010
Today, AT&T’s CEO Ralph de la Vega announced that Ma’ Bell will be carrying, not one, but two webOS powered handsets in the first half …
AT&T finally jumps on the Android bandwagon
AT&T made it official just now — the wireless carrier will release five new Android handsets in the first half of 2010. Of the five, …
Google Nexus One will have Flash 10.1
Now that you’ve heard everything Google has had to say about the Nexus one, and you’ve seen images of the device from every angle, we …
Sprint and Samsung announce a mobile DTV-enabled version of the Android-powered Moment
Sprint and Samsung are adding some spice to the Moment by incorporating mobile DTV into Samsung’s flagship Android device. The Moment will showcase Samsung’s ATSC …
AT&T completes first step to HSPA 7.2 Mbps network upgrade
It was only yesterday that we reported T-Mobile’s completion of their nationwide 7.2 Mbps HSPA network upgrade, and now, perhaps feeling a bit left out, …
Rogers confirms it will update the HTC Magic to Android 2.1, Dream to stay at 1.5
HTC Magic and Dream owners in Canada take note as Rogers has reconsidered its “No Donut or Eclair policy” for at least one of its …
Cradlepoint to introduce two new personal 4G routers at CES, enterprise broadband adapter available now
Cradlepoint, long-time manufacturer of cellular routers, is set to unveil two new 3G/4G combo routers at CES 2010 next week including a pocket-sized portable router …
Google Nexus One hands on
Alright boys and girls, we’ve just got our hands on a Google Nexus One of our own and here are some first impressions as well …
Google Nexus One headed to Verizon Wireless and Vodafone in Spring 2010
Google’s Nexus One announcement went smoothly as planned — Nexus One confirmed, Android 2.1 detailed and T-Mobile as the launch partner confirmed. All done, all …
T-Mobile completes 3G network upgrade to HSPA 7.2 Mbps
Potentially some good news for those T-Mobile fans out there. T-Mobile has completed a scheduled 3G upgrade to its entire network, an upgrade which boosts …
Google Nexus One Live Coverage
We’re on the ground at Google’s campus in Mountain View waiting for that not-so-secretive Nexus One event to start. We’ll be updating this page live …
Apple's App Store hits 3,000,000,000 downloads
On Nexus One day, and right before CES, Apple has posted an official press release, a press release which informs us that the iTunes App …
Sony Ericsson X10 coming "exclusively" to Rogers in Canada in Q2
Fretting that the Sony Ericsson X10 won’t be gracing your local Canada wireless provider? Rest easy, friends.
Apple set to purchase mobile ad company Quattro Wireless?
It looks like Apple is getting ready to take on Google in the mobile ad space as the latter had recently purchased AdMob for $750 …
Boost Mobile launching BlackBerry 8330, Sanyo Incognito, Sanyo Mirro
For those of you who love CDMA and fear contracts, we have some good news for you. A new connect has come through with some …
Nokia continues legal assault on Apple, files suit with ITC to ban Apple imports
Back in October we told you about Nokia filing suit against Apple over the iPhone, claiming that Apple’s mobile offering violated Nokia patents pertaining to …
Sprint's Palm Pixi to come in pink, world yawns
You know what makes us loath the Palm Pixi, other than the fact that it is under-powered, came to market 9 months after it should …
Spotify and Google teaming up to challenge iTunes Music Store?
If you are not familiar with Spotify — an online subscription based music service with millions of songs in its catalog that offers offline synchronization …
GoToMyPC now available for the Mac
While kicking back at BGR headquarters and enjoying some post-holiday relaxation, we stumbled upon a nice little suprise for all you Mac users out there. …
Some handsets suffer Y2K16 SMS bug
Ah, yes, Y2K…remember the good old days? ATM’s weren’t going to recognize your bank card, servers were going to spontaneously combust, and elevators would have …
Chrome browser climbs over Safari for No. 3 spot
Google’s Chrome browser has only been on the market for 16 months, but it has already taken a good share of the market and beat …
Motorola Calgary / DROID Devour gets shot up in silver, new info
Motorola making a device in more than one color? You don’t say… One of our connects sent us the above photo of the Motorola Calgary …
LG Arena GT950, mid-level touchscreen candybar gets spied on it way to AT&T
Not everyone wants a super duper smartphone, some people prefer the simplicity of a feature phone and it looks like LG may be sending such …
Clearwire ends 2009 on a positive note, looks forward to 2010
Sprint/Clearwire has enjoyed the bounty of being the largest 4G carrier in the US in 2009. The Kirkland, Washington based company has expanded its Clear …
Top 10 posts of 2009
Another year, and even more devices, products, and services to look forward to. Things will be smaller, more advanced, faster, and some new markets might …
