TheStreet.com: Apple tablet headed to Verizon?
Armed with information from Northeast Securities analyst Ashok Kumar, TheStreet.com has boldly declared that the yet-to-be-announced Apple tablet will be headed to America’s largest carrier, …
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Google cancels the Chinese launch of two new Android handsets
Google’s Android mobile platform is now officially caught in the crossfire in the major row between Google and the Chinese government. Google played its Android …
Android survey results
Last night we posted a friendly survey asking some easy questions about Android. It included the devices that it runs on and also what everyone …
Samsung pushes microSD to 32GB capacity, mass production starting February 2010
Samsung has pushed the limits of microSD technology, doubling the available flash memory from 16GB to 32GB. The new cards use 30-nm class 32GB NAND …
CES 2010 Wrap Up Podcast!
We wanted to do something special for the end of CES 2010, so we’ve recorded a nice little wrap up of most of the mobile …
Sprint's upcoming mobile phone inventory leaked? HTC WiMAX handset leads the pack
Some thought Sprint was teaming up with LG to launch a killer WiMAX smartphone at CES but the big press event came and went with …
Samsung Omnia Pro and Jet snapped at CES
Samsung doesn’t have much in the way of sneak peeks at CES, but we did manage to catch a glimpse of two international handsets. First …
VUDU to come bundled on broadband HDTVs and Blu-ray players from a variety of manufacturers
VUDU has taken a great leap forward, moving from its small lineup of streaming media set-top boxes and its presence on a few home entertainment …
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 …
Samsung ST5500 packs 14.2 megapixels and Wi-Fi
Samsung has decided to pull all stops on its latest digital camera — the ST5500. This point-and-shoot sports a 14.2 megapixel sensor, Wi-Fi, 100MB on-board …
Bell launches the Samsung Galaxy at $99.95
And just like that, every major Canadian wireless carrier offers at least one Android smartphone as Bell has launched the Samsung Galaxy. Currently going for …
Android isn't so hot in Europe, Nokia and Symbian still number one
Google still has a ways to go in Europe where Symbian reigns supreme. Although Europeans easily recognize the Google brand, Android itself is still pretty …
Samsung details Bada, its new mobile phone platform
Last month Samsung announced that it would be dropping Symbian from its handsets and replacing it with its own mobile platform, Bada. Initial details on …
Bell to launch the Samsung Galaxy on December 10th?
As it currently stands, Bell is the only major Canadian wireless carrier that doesn’t have at least one Android handset in its line-up, but if …
AT&T makes it official: Half off BlackBerry smartphones starting today
We announced two days ago that AT&T was going to do something a little special for the holidays – taking 50% off BlackBerry smartphones. Starting …
Nokia sues top LCD makers over alleged price fixing
In the future, the cost of your next smartphone might decrease by a few pennies thanks to a new lawsuit brought on by Nokia against …
Apple iPhone makes official debut in South Korea
After years of wrangling with privacy concerns over the iPhone’s location-based services, the Apple iPhone is now finally available in South Korea. Hundreds of people, …
Behold Verizon's Black Friday sale
One of our Verizon connects was kind enough to hit us up with some info regarding Big Red’s upcoming Black Friday sale which will be …
Verizon Wireless: Samsung Omnia II, December II, for II-hundred dollars
All of you Verizon Windows Mobile fanatics who are suffering from Android envy can cheer up. Verizon Wireless has just announced that it will be …
Wirefly's Black Friday specials revealed
So far, all of the Black Friday leaks we’ve seen haven’t been all that friendly to smartphone lovers, but according to our sources, Wirefly will …
T-Mobile Samsung Behold II hands on
Haven’t had your fill of Android handsets yet? Neither have we. T-Mobile just hit us up with a Samsung Behold II and here are some …
Samsung announces the Galaxy Spica i5700
Today Samsung officially announced the Galaxy Spica i5700, a wallet-friendly Android smartphone that we’ve been keeping tabs on since September. On sale now in Europe …
Samsung Behold II landing on T-Mobile November 18th
T-Mobile Android junkies that aren’t digging the carriers current offerings from HTC might want to go through their desk, grab a Sharpie and circle November …
Samsung's first Bada handset leaks out
In case you haven’t heard, the other day Samsung announced Bada, a new open source platform it hopes will enable its handsets to better compete …
Rogers' HSPA monopoly comes tumbling down as Bell's HSPA network goes live
We don’t think we need to go over what an insanely huge day today is for Canada, but in case anyone is feeling particularly thick, …
Samsung Moment now available from Sprint
Motorola’s DROID might be the new darling of the Android world, but other manufacturers are still kicking about and pumping some great offerings. Yesterday Sprint …
T-Mobile BlackBerry 9700 launch pushed back, Samsung Behold II launching November 18th?
Just got a heads up that the T-Mobile BlackBerry 9700 might have been pushed back to a November 16th launch. Not confirmed, though. Pricing is …
TELUS to launch HSPA network, iPhone 3G/3GS on November 5th
We just got an an email from one of our connects and we’ve got some great new for all you iPhone-lovers. We’ve been told in just a couple hours, Canada’s TELUS will officially announce that its nation-wide HSPA network will go live on November 5th. Not only that, but on that very date, TELUS will start selling the Apple iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS. The iPhone pricing structure for TELUS will be the same as it is for Rogers (and Bell, for that matter) with the 3G going for $99.99/$599.99 and the 16 and 32GB 3GS going for $199.99/$699.99 and $299.99/$799.99. Beyond that, TELUS doesn’t appear to be in any rush to come forward with specifics on its plan pricing and other handsets. All the presses hints at is “TELUS will offer a number of exciting new devices from HTC, Huawei, LG, Nokia, RIM, Samsung, and Sierra Wireless in time for the holidays, including some on an exclusive basis.” That’s more or less in line with the line-up we’ve already told you.
Bell’s HSPA handset launch list leaks: BlackBerry 9700, iPhone 3GS, Samsung Omnia 2, more
We just got a heads up from one of our Northern connects that has to do with Bell, and let’s just say we think Bell …
WIND’s smartphone lineup allegedly leaked
The upcoming Canadian wireless entrant WIND has been pretty secretive about its plans other than the fact it wants to shake things up, but thanks …
