Word has it that Canada’s CDMA carrier, Bell, is eyeing the HTC Touch (well, it’s actually the HTC Vogue) as the newest Windows Mobile 6.0 smartphone for its Canadian subscriber-base. Bell may be looking to bring the TouchFLO device to Canada in mid-November for $249 with 3-year contract, $299 on a 2-year, $399 for 1-year,…
AT&T to update Palm Treo 750 to Windows Mobile 6.0 soon?
Well, AT&T’s missed it before, and they’ve missed it again. But, could AT&T be on track to release the incredibly sought-after and highly-anticipated Windows Mobile 6.0 Professional upgrade this week (or soon, at least)? The update was rumored for a release earlier this week, but apparently went back into hiding when AT&T noticed bugs in…
HTC could ship 1 million Android handsets in 2008
Google’s already announced their plans for the mobile space and there’s still no end in sight for rumors regarding the GPhones. HTC, already rumored to be the manufacturer of the Android-based prototype Google “Dream” Phone, is now reportedly expected to ship 1 million handsets based on Google’s mobile OS Android in 2008. Morgan Stanley is…
Details on Google “Dream” Phone – could it be the HTC Omni?
Ahh, the Google Phone (GPhone, if you will). It’s been the stuff of our dreams for quite some time, and with Google’s recent announcement that their entry into the mobile space is a mobile platform, dubbed Android, it looks like the GPhone is going to stay in our dreams. But wait, according to Forbes, Google…
E-Ten to launch mobile TV, DVB-T enabled handsets in 2008
E-Ten is reportedly working on its line of mobile TV enabled handsets to introduce on the market next year. Initially the handsets will support only the DVB-T (Digital Video Broadcasting – Terrestrial) standard, but the company also plans to introduce models supporting other broadcasting standards later on. There’s no doubt E-Ten will want to bet…
Samsung Katalyst t739 for T-Mobile HotSpot@Home service?
T-Mobile’s HotSpot @Home WiFi-calling service is a great idea, But like all great ideas, it needs some support. The T-Mobile handset offerings for the @Home service are definitely slim pickings – the Nokia 6086 and Samsung t409 bring up the low end while the BlackBerry Curve 8320 holds down the top end of the lineup.…
Is this what Google’s mobile phone will look like – leaked pics of the gPhone?
Take a look at this smartphone from the obscure Linux smartphone manufacturer e28. New rumors peg the Chinese handset-maker as a possible partner in Google’s mobile phone venture – and e28’s experience with Linux-based, open-source smartphones gives this rumor some legs (short legs). We’re not sure if the rumor will pan out, and we’re not…
Apple bringing the iPhone to Australia’s Telstra
It looks like our friends “down under” may be blessed with the joys of the Apple iPhone in the near future. Market Watch is reporting that Apple is searching for a wireless partner to pick up the iconic iPhone in the outback. Specifically, Australia’s Telstra has been reported to be testing the iPhone on its…
Sprint to introduce $30 BlackBerry data plans?
The always highly informed BoyGenius is reporting that Sprint is working to introduce a new data plan dedicated to BlackBerry users. Apparently, with the new plan, CrackBerry addicts will get unlimited web browsing, email, IM, Sprint on Demand access, Sprint TV, Sprint Navigation, and unlimited text messaging. Unfortunately, tethering costs additional $15 a month, but…
Nokia 3555 leaked; Heading to AT&T?
I do agree with the claim that Nokia doesn’t know how to make clamshell devices. Actually, the 6555 was their first decent clamshell, and now they want to replicate the success with yet another such handset. This time, it’s the 3555 model which we’ve spotted on NokiaPort.de Forums. Apparently, the upcoming device sports a 3G…