T-Mobile myTouch 3G handset becomes official
We’re finally allowed to tell you that T-Mobile’s second Android-powered handset will indeed be the T-Mobile myTouch 3G. An HTC-manufactured device, already available in other …
Alleged live shot of Motorola Morrison surfaces, pays tribute to BGR
We love Motorola as much as the next tech site and it looks like Moto loves us right back. In what is reportedly the first …
Google Voice close to public launch, but not today
Following our report yesterday, it looks like we can now confirm Google Voice will not be opening up to the public today. Dry those eyes …
Google Voice opens to the public tomorrow?
This is still definitely at rumor status but according to Cnet’s Natali Del Conte, Google plans to make its game-changing service Google Voice open to …
Huawei announces U8230 and C8000 smartphones
Fresh from CommuniAsia 2009, Huawei has announced two handsets destined to get lost amongst the continued onslaught of full touchscreen kit. No, they’re by no …
Google Chrome finally available for Mac, but not recommended for download
Lots of Google fans who are using Mac computers have been waiting for what feels like ages for Chrome. Well, it’s finally here. The only …
Microsoft Bing search engine goes live
Microsoft’s new search engine Bing is now live for users to test drive. Though labeled a “preview”, the search site is fully functional and all …
Microsoft to debut Bing search engine alongside $80 million ad campaign
It’s been a while since rumblings of Kumo, Microsoft’s codename for its new searching engine offering, made the rounds. From the looks of things, that’s …
The Rogers handset that came locked in a safe…
We’re not going to lie — BGR definitely has its perks. One of them is that our pals from FedEx drop off a lot of …
HTC Dream and Magic to run $199.99 on contract from Rogers
Following our scoop yesterday putting Rogers’ outright pricing for the upcoming HTC Dream and Magic at $549.99, we’ve just received word that the price point …
"Morrison" confirmed as another Android phone from Motorola
Earlier this month we confirmed Motorola has a QWERTY slider, codenamed Morrison, headed to T-Mobile this October — now thanks to T-Mobile’s Android roadmap we …
Rogers HTC Dream and Magic to retail for $549.99; 6GB/$30 plan might return alongside nation-wide calling plan
When Rogers Wireless announced it would be carrying both the HTC Dream (G1) and Magic this coming June, the company held back on pricing. Thanks …
Cupcake update delayed by T-Mobile; new target release is June
Oh no they didn’t. We hope T-Mobile locations around the US are currently in the process of riot-proofing their facilities — you read that title …
Alpha 680 Android-powered mini-netbook shows its face
Rumors of Android-powered netbooks from Dell, HP and Asus have been circulating but the Chinese manufacturer Skytone is apparently the first to get a working …
Straight from Singapore, the Samsung i7500 gets captured on video
Samsung’s first Android-powered offering just got some pretty thorough hands on treatment in Singapore. The folks at Tech65 give us a nice 7 minute look …
T-Mobile’s Walmart roadmap: T-Mobile G2 with a surprise
You thought T-Mobile would go ahead and launch the same identical HTC Sapphire hardware as those other carriers, didn’t you? Well, it looks like good …
T-Mobile’s Walmart roadmap: T-Mobile G1 v2
So check this, our brothers and sisters at TmoToday broke news of this second iteration of the T-Mobile G1 aka Bigfoot (aka Morrison according to …
Firefox to jump on the split process bus
While Google’s Chrome Web browser is still extremely young in terms of development, there are a few areas where it most definitely pushed browser technology …
Rogers announces HTC Dream (G1) and Magic coming in June
It’s Android time, Canadians. Mark your calendars for June 2nd as Rogers Wireless has just announced the exclusive arrival of both the HTC Dream (aka …
Android 1.5 (Cupcake) official rollout date leaked
We’ve been teased and we’ve waited and waited for this, and now it’s finally here. After several false alarms, it looks like the big update …
Day one of WES 2009
So the keynote didn’t deliver what most people were counting on (read: anything exciting for the average consumer) but nonetheless there was still quite a …
T-Mobile Android roadmap reveals Samsung Houdini, G1 v2 Bigfoot coming this Fall
Despite the fact that this document has more black censor bars than a Girls Gone Wild commercial, TmoToday managed to get its hands on what …
HTC Magic coming to T-Mobile as MyTouch 3G?
As T-Moble customers continue to get excited over the coming lineup additions, this leaked screenshot of the T-Mobile inventory system is certainly cause for celebration. …
Calgary to be Motorola's first Android phone, more news on Moto
It looks like our ninja took it personally yesterday when we mentioned how eager we were for more info on Motorola’s Verizon-bound handsets. That said, …
From Russia with love: live images of the Samsung I7500 emerge
Hot on the heels of its official announcement, live images of the Samsung I7500 have surfaced courtesy of everyone’s favorite Russian insiders. Though uncharacteristic of …
Confirmed: the I7500 is Samsung's first Android phone
It’s kind of funny how a phone can phone can appear out of nowhere as a solid rumor and then become official within 24 hours, …
First official Android netbook will run $250
There has been so much talk of an Android netbook for the past few months and a few people were even successful in running the …
Samsung's first Android phone, the I7500, due in June
According to a new report, Samsung’s first Android handset will not be the S8000 as had been rumored. Instead, word on the street now suggests …
Sony Ericsson will be slow to go Android, says CEO
According to a recent interview with Reuters, Sony Ericsson CEO Hideki Komiyama confessed that it would be “some time” before Android makes its way onto …
Just because it's open source doesn't mean it's open; Google blocks Cupcake users from Android Market
Seeing as Google built the Android platform with the concept of “open” at the forefront of its collective mind, we find the following a bit …
