AT&T launches FamilyMap service, lets you spy on anyone, anywhere
So check this: AT&T just launched a service called FamilyMap. It basically let’s you locate any number on your AT&T account for a monthly fee. …
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OQO model 2+ reportedly shelved as company seeks buyer
News from OQO has been a bit scarce since the company unveiled its model 2+ at CES earlier this year. In the UMPC market, however …
Early-look Android SDK 1.5 released to developers
The long awaited Android “cupcake” upgrade for the Android OS looks to be one step closer to release. An early-look version of the Android 1.5 …
Samsung Propel Pro finally ready for purchase on AT&T
It’s all about QWERTY these days and despite the company’s penchant for full-touchscreen handsets, Samsung has been known to turn out a solid messenger or …
Pandora Radio now available for the BlackBerry Storm
You won’t see it on the dedicated BlackBerry page just yet but rest assured, Pandora has launched the highly anticipated BlackBerry Storm version of its …
Leaked product roadmap from Toshiba reveals new handsets and MIDs
If these newly-leaked docs turn out to be authentic, Toshiba has apparently gone Snapdragon and Windows Mobile 6.5 crazy! The reported 2009-2010 roadmap reveals two …
Motorola QA30 Hint now available from MetroPCS
QWERTY handsets aren’t exactly in abundance right now from MetroPCS, so messaging fiends who enjoy ridiculously cheap unlimited plans should be pleased to learn that …
Sony's X1000 series Walkman to launch April 25th in Japan
Sony’s highly anticipated OLED MP3 player, the X1000 series Walkman, is slated for launch on April 25th in Japan. The 3-inch touchscreen-sporting device will debut …
T-Mobile enhances FamilyTime plans, adds promo myFaves plan and unlimited M2M on individual plans
T-Mobile customers will be happy to learn of some changes the company is rolling out some positive new plan changes. Nothing too crazy, but we’d …
BlackBerry BIS is dead, everywhere, again
Yep, looks like it’s that time of the month again. Comments and emails are pouring in about another BlackBerry network outage, this time apparently affecting …
No camera version of BlackBerry 8350i now available from Sprint
Tired of having to turn your precious BlackBerry over to an attendant every time you hit your gym locker room? Sure it’s a bit later …
Palm Pre gets caught taking a walk in the park
If you’re looking for rhyme or reason, unfortunately we can’t offer either for the time being. All we know is this: It looks like Sprint …
Oh no he didn't! Microsoft's COO says Vista SP2 is the "most secure OS on the planet"
You know when you’re talking about a subject you’re really passionate about and you start to head down a dangerous path? In the back of …
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 …
Motorola's fugly iDEN i465 passes through the FCC
Motorola’s upcoming i465, its first full-QWERTY iDEN phone, is one of those “special” phones that manages to get uglier each and every time that we …
Palm Touchstone: not just a charging dock
Every so often an interesting story surfaces that has regrettably been passed over. One such story is the case of the Palm Touchstone, the wireless …
Sonim XP3.20-E Quest and Land Rover S1 pass through the FCC
Sonim (yeah, you remember Sonim) just pushed its latest rugged handset through the FCC’s approval process earlier this month and it looks like we may …
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 …
New Swiveling Nokia hitting Verizon Wireless?
If this wasn’t from one of our normal ninjas we probably wouldn’t publish it, but since it is, here we go… We’ve been told that …
HTC developing the Fiesta, another Android phone
The Bluetooth SIG group may have just given us the briefest glance ever at a new HTC Android phone. HTC’s anticipated 2009 lineup has been …
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 …
Could the Zune HD be on its way soon?
Back in January after we learned that Zune sales and platform revenue was down $100 million under the previous quarter, we asked whether the Zune …
New Nokia 5530 XpressMusic to arrive this fall?
We have to file this one under super-duper-rumor for the time being as zero evidence was provided, but according to Daily Mobile (a blog with …
Skyfire begins the hunt for BlackBerry alpha testers
BlackBerrys are great for a lot of things but web browsing just isn’t one of them. The default web browser really isn’t all that suitable …
Sprint employees to commence Pre training soon
Sprint and Palm have been mum about the release date of the Pre, but it looks like that won’t stop Sprint from ensuring its employees …
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 …
AT&T becomes victim of sabotage in Northern California
Fiber optic cables are typically well-protected from damage or anything that would sever them. Early on the morning of April 9th however, fiber optic cables …
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 …
Hands on: OS 5.0 on the Bold
Way back in September we gave the world its first glimpse at the upcoming BlackBerry OS 5.0 running on a Curve 8310, but since that …
HTC Touch Diamond2 to debut in Taiwan later this month
According to the folks over at Mobile Tech Review, the HTC Touch Diamond2 will be hitting the shelves of Taiwanese mobile phone merchants at the …
