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The new BlackBerry model, which Research In Motion Ltd. has already started selling in Germany and Chile, is coming to Canada this week through Rogers Communications Inc.
The first major new BlackBerry model in more than a year, the Bold, is a high-end BlackBerry that has twice the screen resolution of current models made by Waterloo, Ont.-based RIM. The Bold, or 9000, matches the resolution, ... Read More
T-Mobile and Google announced the first smartphone to run on the Google Android OS this past week with the G1. Does this spell doom for Apple and the iPhone?
The first Android phone is set to launch in the United States on October 22nd, with a price point at $179.99.
The phone has been receiving a lot of hype this week, and a lot of praise as well since it was originally announced.
The new ... Read More
oping to challenge the popular iPhone and carve out a dominant position in the transition of the internet to mobile networks, Google launched its first mobile phone Tuesday in the United States in conjunction with the German-owned carrier T- Mobile.
The new device, called the T-Mobile G1, functions on 3G networks and is specially designed to access popular Google services such as search, Gma... Read More
The Treo Pro is now available for pre-order on Palm's website for a cool $549.99 unlocked. As of now no carrier has picked up the GSM device, so there are no carrier subsidies available. It's listed as shipping in 2-3 weeks and currently is offered with a free international power adapter. Order now and be the first to get one! Read More
In addition to the five CDMA phones, Sprint also announced a couple of iDEN Nextel-branded devices.
The Curve finally comes with iDEN taste, thanks to the BlackBerry Curve 8350i. It is similar to the other models, with landscape display, full QWERTY keyboard and trackball. Other features include a 2-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, GPS, stereo Bluetooth and microSD slot. Sprint announced that it wil... Read More
After rumors that the top-shelf Sony Ericsson phone, the Xperia X1, will be delayed until late December or even next year, today SE officially announced that it will be launched on September 30. After twenty days, it will be officially offered in three countries across Europe: UK, Germany and Sweden. Additional 32 countries across the world are listed as getting it in Q4 2008, but the North Ame... Read More
Though it's considered more of a "one stop shop" for all Google related content, the company today released the Google Mobile App for BlackBerry devices. Through the interface, users can access Google Mail, Google Maps, and Google Sync. With their login, users can also obtain access to Google Reader, Google News, Google Docs, Google Calendar, Picasa, and Google Notebook. According to Google's ... Read More
The HTC Opal (probably a code name) is slated to be a low-end successor to the Touch. The form-factor remains similar, as opposed to the Touch Diamond which has a very different look. The device lacks 3G with only quad-band EDGE, but does include Wi-Fi. The processer is a paltary 200MHz , like the original run of the GSM Touch, but the Opal at least has 128MB RAM and 256MB ROM. Other featur... Read More
RIM officially announced the first BlackBerry that isn’t a candybar, the clamshell Pearl Flip 8220. When it is closed, it has a small color display that can be used to preview incoming email, messages or calls. On the inside are the main QVGA display and a SureType QWERTY keyboard, similar to the original Pearl.
The new phone is a quad-band GSM (2G only) and will be available starting this fal... Read More
Today Sprint announced the BlackBerry 8350i Curve for its iDEN network. The 8350i has an internal antenna and supports all of Sprint's Direct Connect services. Other features include integrated GPS, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 2.0 with support for A2DP. It also comes with a 2 megapixel camera, a 2.5mm headset jack, and support for microSD cards up to 16GB. Pricing and availability information have y... Read More
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