It looks like Sprint’s move to bring the HTC Touch Diamond and its sliding keyboard sibling, the HTC Touch Pro, to its CDMA network will finally bear some fruit this month. We’re hearing that Sprint and Bluefish are now taking down names and emails of interested customers that want to be notified when the HTC…
Sprint XOHM website reveals WiMAX details
There’s nothing like a little website-leak to get our juices flowing. Engadget Mobile got their hands on some juicy details for Sprint’s upcoming WiMAX-based XOHM Mobile Broadband service and we’re rearin’ to get a chance to test the high-speed wireless service! We’ve been waiting for Sprint to go live with their XOHM service for ages…
BlackBerry Curve 8320 with BlackBerry OS 4.5 hitting AT&T soon
Leave it to Boy Genius to get their hands on internal documentation from AT&T that gives us insight in to the BlackBerry Curve 8320’s future on AT&T’s network. The WiFi-toting BlackBerry Curve 8320 has already hit T-Mobile as a globe-trotting handset, so it only stands to reason that AT&T get their own, Sapphire Blue-colored variant…
Yellow MOTOACTV W450 coming to T-Mobile?
T-Mobile will apparently be adding the yellow MOTOACTV W450 in early September. Nothing too exciting here, except if you’re living a way-too-active lifestyle and require a water-resistant mobile phone with basic features and a media player. Aside from the obvious ruggedness, there’s nothing special on the W450. Bluetooth support, 1.3 megapixel camera and a microSD…
Rogers to offer BlackBerry Kickstart 8220 for CA$149 on a 3-year CA$35 a month plan?
We’re not sure what to believe now. Earlier this month, we caught the news Rogers will be offering the BlackBerry Kickstart 8220 for $99. Furthermore, the Canada-based mobile operator was thinking to further drop the price to only $49 for students who commit on the CA$49.99 a month plan for three years. Now we have…
AT&T iPhone 3G data tethering plan could be in the works
Apple may just be working on an official solution that would allow iPhone 3G users to use their 3G connection on their laptop or desktop. Apple recently pulled the NetShare application from the AppStore. The iPhone app allowed users to tether their iPhone to their computers, but once AT&T realized they were losing out on…
AT&T preparing to launch BlackBerry Bold 9000 on October 2?
It’s good to see some sort of launch-related news that doesn’t include the word “delay.” Following on confirmation that the long-awaited Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 would be delayed even more than it already is, Boy Genius Report has it on a solid source that the BlackBerry Bold 9000 will finally be seeing the light of…
Vertu Signature with 3G in works?
Who says luxury and features sit at the opposite sides of the table? When it comes to mobile phones that was usually the case. But that’s about to change… We don’t have anything official from Nokia at this point, but apparently the Finnish giant’s luxury arm will be releasing the first 3G-enabled Vertu phone in…
Samsung a837 with military-spec grade coming to AT&T?
AT&T will be adding a new rugged handset to its offering. According to always highly informed Boy Genius, the Samsung a837 will be joining AT&T’s team in an effort to compete with Verizon’s Casio G’zOne phones. We don’t have the full specs, but we do know the military-spec grade device will sport push-to-talk support, Bluetooth,…
Why you should update your iPhone 3G to iPhone 2.0.2 OS
The iPhone 2.0.2 OS was publicized by Apple and AT&T as the solution to all iPhone 3G users’ 3G network problems. Unfortunately, users that had updated to the new iPhone 2.0.2 OS didn’t immediately realize any improvements with their iPhone 3G’s network performance. Then AT&T sent out mass SMS text messages urging iPhone 3G users…