Sprint unveils new customer relations plan
We, along with just about everyone else out there, have spent our fair share of time bashing Sprint. Despite its numerous flaws, however, the beleaguered …
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LG Neon gets previewed on its way to AT&T
Mobile World Congress might not be for another couple of weeks but that doesn’t mean we have to wait to see some new handsets work …
Firmware update coming soon for the T-Mobile G1, sans sweet tasty Cupcake
The next two weeks are sure to test the patience of American G1 owners as a T-Mobile rep has confirmed by way of the official …
AT&T Mobility Sales Reps going on strike?
This is unconfirmed as a whole at the moment, but we got a couple tips that AT&T sales employees were about to go on strike …
Apple tablet rumors revived, new patent uncovered
Rumors of Apple’s entrance into the world of tablets were brought back into sight this morning as a recent Apple patent revealed the possible design …
BlackBerry users aren’t through the storm yet, BES still down for many
Yesterday we reported a major data outage plaguing BlackBerry users across the country and while certain regions seem to be back in action today, many …
Toshiba unveils TG01 smartphone, takes aim at iPhone
Toshiba plans to wow us all at MWC 2009 with a Windows Mobile handset that rocks a blazing fast processor and jaw-dropping display. The TG01 …
Nintendo reveals top selling Wii and DS games, Wii Sports becomes best selling game ever
Nintendo just can’t seem to make an announcement regarding numbers without wowing us these days, and its recent financial call is no exception. Forgetting about …
Apple planning to bring video-recording to the iPhone?
From the time it was released until today, one of the many gripes about the iPhone is its lack of video-recording capabilities (and MMS and …
T-Mobile introduces recession-busting handset installment plan
Looking to grab a new T-Mobile handset, but can’t quite scrape together the requisite cash? Well, the budget-minded carrier has introduced a new payment plan …
BlackBerry Data Outage?
We’ve been getting tips all morning that BlackBerry data is out across the country. It doesn’t seem to be affecting everyone, but it also doesn’t …
Follow up: TELUS relents, resolves small business dispute by crediting $75,000
Remember the story of Brofort’s struggles with TELUS that we told the world about on Friday? Well we have some pretty great news to report …
Sprint and Boost Mobile announce the Motorola Stature i9
A little over a week ago a Boost flyer advertising its new unlimited all-you-eat plan hinted that the i9 was “coming soon”. The wait is …
Samsung to announce 12 megapixel handset at upcoming MWC 2009?
Samsung may have a megapixel or two (or twelve) up its sleeve for the upcoming MWC 2009 expo in Barcelona. According to leaked information from …
Syncplicity opens Mac beta, your data rejoices
Mac users, rejoice – the cloud storage solution to end all cloud storage solutions is finally ready for public beta on OS X and trust …
Sony VAIO P giveaway!
Yes, yes, y’all! Another BGR giveaway weekend extravaganza. Ok, that was a bit much, but we’ve just got a hold of Sony’s latest and greatest …
HTC Footprints makes its way into cooked ROMs and Manila2D
Courtesy of the folks over at xda-developers, those sporting a variant of the HTC Touch who have a penchant for flashing ROMs can now try …
Upcoming Rogers smartphone plans leave data users high and dry, again
Just like the last time Rogers updated its smartphone plans, we’re torn between loving them and hating them. While they do include a taste of …
NTT DoCoMo says farewell to 2G network
Though the States seem dead last when it comes to mobile technology, we sure hope we keep up with what the rest of the world …
Slingplayer Mobile potentially coming to Android, future webOS player uncertain
Those with a Slingbox at home and a smartphone in your pocket appreciate the on-the-go mobile viewing that Slingplayer Mobile provides. Currently, Slingplayer Mobile supports …
Forget Microsoft CE, Sidekick LX 2009 to run NetBSD
According to some sleuthing and inside information provided to the folks at Hiptop3.com, the upcoming rumored Sidekick LX 2009/Blade may run the open source NetBSD …
Motorola ZN300 gets pictured
More news today from Motorola it would seem, as the first live shot of its upcoming ZN300 handset emerges from the depths of the interwebz. …
Fujitsu launches its new “Services Built for Android”, brings Android to nearly everything
Fujitsu announced on Thursday that it is now offering a new program called “Service Built for Android”. Fujitsu is leveraging its experience in the development …
Motorola Inferno now called Torch, hardware trials begin next week
So it begins! If you’re a BGR reader, you already know that 2009 is going to be the year of the Moto for Verizon Wireless. …
Another blow for Clearwire, Nortel dumps mobile WiMAX
Earlier this month, Nokia quietly discontinued production of its N810 WiMAX Edition internet tablet and recalled unsold units from distribution partners. The move was a …
New Verizon rebate form reveals policy change, little else
We have to say, Verizon, we’ve seen more impressive rebate sheets from you. What happened to the spark? The flair? The discovery of sexy new …
Verizon Wireless to discontinue Test Drive program and lower New Every Two discount
An internal Verizon Wireless document details changes to both its Test Drive program and New Every Two (NE2) program. Effective February 15th, 2009, Verizon will …
Amazon releases holiday sales report, laughs all the way to the bank
What’s this, you say? News of a major retailer doing better than expected despite the tough economic times? We know, we know. It’s hard to …
Google inadvertently leaks info about GDrive
Thursday it was a reference to a new iPhone found embedded in an obscure file within the iPhone 2.2.1 firmware. On Friday, a recently modified …
TELUS Mobility doesn’t play nice with small businesses
If you’ve ever been to The Bay, Canadian Tire, Future Shop, Tim Hortons, Zellers or just about anywhere else that screams hoser, you’ve probably seen …
