- Leaked: Telus and Bell iPhone Plans Revealed
- HTC Hero Android Phone Destined for Verizon
- HTC Passion: Verizon’s Take on HTC HD2 with Android
- T-Mobile USA Gets Ready for HTC Touch HD2
- HTC Tilt 2 and HTC PURE Announced by AT&T
- Go Hands-On with BlackBerry Bold 9700 Today (Sorta)
- HSPA Launch List for Bell Mobility Revealed
- Nokia S60 Smartphones Get Google Search by Voice
- Original HTC Touch Lives Again as T-Mobile Tap?
- Kohjinsha Netbook Boasts Dual 10.1-inch Screens
google android, smartphone, sony ericsson
Sony Ericsson Rachael Officially Unveiled as XPERIA X10
How does that saying go? Something about a rose by any other name? This highly anticipated handset has gone through several different names in its storied past, being known as the Sony Ericsson Rachael at one point and the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X3 at another point. Well, it’s got an official name now and it’s [...]
acer, core i7, desktop replacement
18.4-Inch Acer AS8940G-6865 Core i7 Laptop Goes Big
Some people choose to buy a notebook for its portability. These are the kind of people that would likely value a 13-inch ultraportable subnotebook. The new Acer AS8940G-6865 is not for these kind of people. Instead, the 18.4-inch monster of a laptop is very much a desktop replacement machine and it has the horsepower to [...]
google android, motorola droid, verizon wireless
Extensive Hands-On Session with Motorola DROID Smartphone
If the ad campaign is to be believed, the Motorola DROID is supposed to be everything that the iPhone is not. There’s a lot riding on this handset, not only for Motorola, but also for Verizon and the Google Android 2.0 platform. Well, based on some early impressions, it seems that this partnership has worked [...]
google mobile, nokia s60, voice
Nokia S60 Smartphones Get Google Search by Voice
My Nokia E71 has a full QWERTY keyboard, so I don’t have too much trouble typing things into the Google Mobile App to search for whatever I need. That said, some S60 phones don’t have keyboards and, even with those that do, some people don’t want to bother with typing. That’s why Search by Voice [...]
apple iphone, bell mobility, telus mobility
Leaked: Telus and Bell iPhone Plans Revealed
Soon, Rogers Wireless (and its dog Fido) will no longer be the only Canadian wireless service provider to sell the Apple iPhone. It’s going to get some hefty competition from a couple of heavy hitters and it seems that we’re getting the first look at the iPhone plans to be offered through Telus and Bell.
As [...]
google android, motorola, smartphone
Motorola MILESTONE: Europe Gets Its Moto Droid Too
The phone that we once knew as the Sholes and the Tao is finally growing up. We already know that Verizon Wireless will be getting the Motorola DROID to launch its line of Google Android smartphones, but what about our friends over in Europe? Well, they’re getting a version of the DROID as well and [...]
asus, netbook, smartbook
Asus Promises Android-Based Smartbook Soon
Get ready to add another term to your ever-expanding lexicon of mobile devices. We started with cell phones and then we learned about having smartphones to do more. We started with laptops and notebooks, but then we were introduced to the smaller form factor of netbooks. Let’s not forget about UMPCs and MIDs too. And [...]
canada, globalive, wind mobile
WIND Mobile Blocked by CRTC, CEO Not Deterred
This fall was supposed to bring all sorts of wonderful competition to the Canadian wireless industry. Rogers would no longer have a stranglehold on the GSM end of the equation, since Bell and Telus would be launching their own HSDPA networks, not to mention the introduction of Wind and Dave. Well, Wind Mobile has hit [...]
bell mobility, samsung, smartphone
Samsung OMNIA II Official Mobile Device of 2010 Olympics
There are all sorts of official this and official that for the upcoming 2010 Winter Olympic Games. Well, it’s time to add another one to the list, because Bell Mobility has announced that the Samsung OMNIA II will be the official mobile device of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games.
We already knew that Bell would [...]
iphone, organizer, wall charger
Keep Your Wall Charging Organized with Socket Pocket
When it comes to charging your iPod, iPhone, or smartphone, there’s a good chance that you’re currently letting that cable dangle everywhere with the device sitting on the floor or on a nearby shelf. Wouldn’t it be nice if everything could be a little more organized? That’s the idea behind the Socket Pocket.
Instead of [...]
dual display, kohjinsha, netbook
Video Demo: Kohjinsha Dual-Display Netbook Concept
Earlier this month, we got our first glimpse at the Kohjinsha dual-display netbook. This is a wholly different kind of product that the rest of the Dell Minis and Eee PCs of the world, because it comes with a pair of 10.1-inch widescreen displays. Based on this video, it looks pretty useful too.
In case you [...]
