By now, you’ve probably heard of the Motorola Droid and how it’s going to rock Verizon’s socks with all kinds of Android goodness. Turns out, though, the “Droid” brand might represent more than just a model name for the Motorola Sholes/Tao. Word has it that Verizon will stamp their entire Android lineup with the “Droid”…
Droid Accidentally Shows up on Motorola Site
The Motorola Droid, which has been teasing consumers and preemptively slinging mud at the competition accidentally made an official appearance, complete with specifications. Flash 10 will be available in 2010 in the HTML5 browser, apparently – very good news, indeed. Here’s the rest of what you might want to know: OS: Android 2.0 (Eclair), 550…
Verizon BlackBerry Storm2 Dropping October 28?
Verizon has been awfully quiet throughout the Storm2 announcement despite their big brother abroad, Vodafone, has been pretty open and even squeaked out an October 26 shipping date; luckily, Verizon won’t be far behind as their internal blog has announced an October 28th. launch date in the U.S. Dummy units have already been finding their…
Verizon-branded HTC Desire caught in the wild
Sure, we knew this is coming and now that we have a single “in the wild” image, the launch date can’t be too far. This Christmas Verizon will have a compelling Android offering that will include two Motorola devices, HTC Desire and who knows what else. I’m sure other carriers will spice-up their Android offering…
Project Dark: T-Mobile Even More and Even More Plus Plan Pricing Revealed
We had learned recently that T-Mobile’s Project Dark would involve hardware financing that would allow customers to pay off devices on a monthly basis rather than entirely up-front, but there was another piece to the puzzle that was still missing: what about that “most affordable unlimited rated plan“? Well, some internal documents are revealing an…
Themes Coming to BlackBerry App World November 9?
So far, the BlackBerry App World has been a destination solely for software, but word has it on November 9, conveniently the first day of the BlackBerry Developer Conference, the on-device portal will expand to include theme sales. This is a great move, and will immediately differentiate the App World from the stores on other…
Windows Mobile 6.5 still a work in progress, WM6.5.1 update brings more changes
Microsoft launched Windows Mobile 6.5 as their supposed answer to touch-friendly mobile operating systems like iPhone and Android, but we all knew it was nothing more than a slight re-skin of the Windows Mobile platform meant to hold us over until Windows Mobile 7 was ready for consumption. Turns out, Windows Mobile 6.5 may not…
Google releasing their own Android smartphone … what are you, retarded?
Simple men who have important things to worry about, such as their 9 to 5 job, their children, and whether or not they’ll have sex with their wife this year, trust financial investors with their money. These special breed of men, skilled at using Microsoft Excel and one of those $300 scientific calculators that can…
A look into the Windows Mobile 7 design direction
Take a look at Windows Mobile 6.5’s more finger-friendly interface and it’s clear that Microsoft is working to fix what’s wrong with their mobile operating system. Windows Mobile 7, whenever it finally launches, should be Microsoft’s formal response to the likes of the iPhone OS, Android OS and webOS. So, what’s it going to look…
Motorola’s Next MotoBlur Handset, Calgary, Appears
If you were excited for the cliq, Motorola’s first Android handset and introduction of their custom blur user interface/service, you might want to check out these snapshots of the Calgary before signing a T-Mobile contract. The Calgary looks a little different than the first couple of shots we saw, but definitely recognizable, and coupled with…