LG Aims at First-Time Smartphone Buyers with Two Optimus Models

By Ed Hardy | 9/14/2010

The LG Optimus One and LG Optimus Chic are an upcoming pair of Android OS 2.2-based devices created for those buying their first smartphone. They will include 3.2-inch, HVGA touchscreens and 600 MHz processors.

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Low-priced BlackBerry Curve 3G Coming to Verizon

By Ed Hardy | 9/14/2010

Verizon Wireless will soon begin offering the BlackBerry Curve 3G. This very inexpensive consumer-oriented smartphone uses the typical BlackBerry design and sports 3G wireless networking, Wi-Fi, and GPS.

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T-Mobile G2 To Cost Less than Previously Thought

By Ed Hardy | 9/13/2010

Last week, the retailer Best Buy revealed that it will be offering the T-Mobile G2 for $200 with a two-year contract. Today, however, rival Radio Shack has announced it will be charging significantly less.

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Motorola Charm Has Already Had Its Price Cut

By Ed Hardy | 9/12/2010

The Motorola Charm debuted at just $75 last month, but this smartphone is already available for less. It is a consumer-oriented Android OS-based device with a built-in keyboard and a focus on messaging.

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Apple's Newest iPod touch Now Available

By Ed Hardy | 9/10/2010

The fourth-generation iPod touch that was announced last week has begun shipping. This handheld computer sports many of the features that debuted in the iPhone 4, including a very high resolution display and dual cameras.

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T-Mobile G2 To Debut Next Month for $200

By Ed Hardy | 9/10/2010

T-Mobile has officially unveiled its next Android OS smartphone, but has kept quiet on some of the most important details. The price and release date for the T-Mobile G2 has now been revealed, however.

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Android OS-powered T-Mobile G2 Formally Announced

By Ed Hardy | 9/9/2010

T-Mobile has been teasing consumers with details of its next high-end smartphone, but today finally revealed virtually all the specifications for this device. The T-Mobile G2 is going to be a slider with a 3.7-inch touchscreen and a large keyboard.

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HTC EVO 4G Sold Out Again... with One Exception

By Ed Hardy | 9/8/2010

After over a month of being out of stock, Sprint recently got in a new shipment of the HTC EVO 4G... a shipment that sold out very quickly. Still, the online retailer Wirefly still has this high-end Android OS smartphone with WiMAX in stock.

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Samsung Fascinate Launches from Verizon

By Ed Hardy | 9/8/2010

Another high-end Android OS smartphone has been added to Verizon Wireless' line-up -- the Samsung Fascinate debuted this morning. It offers a 4-inch AM-OLED touchscreen, 1 GHz processor, 5 megapixel camera, and much more.

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Low-priced BlackBerry Curve 3G Now Available from T-Mobile

By Ed Hardy | 9/8/2010

T-Mobile USA has just begun offering the BlackBerry Curve 3G. This inexpensive consumer-oriented smartphone sells for $80, uses the typical BlackBerry design, and sports 3G wireless networking, Wi-Fi, and GPS.

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HTC HD3 Uber-smartphone May Be Unveiled Next Week

By Ed Hardy | 9/7/2010

The HTC HD3 will reportedly be officially announced next week, possibly setting a new standard for cutting-edge smartphones. It will supposedly have a 4.5-inch touchscreen and run Microsoft Windows Phone 7 on a 1.5 GHz processor. UPDATED

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Verizon's Samsung Fascinate To Launch Tomorrow

By Ed Hardy | 9/7/2010

Verizon Wireless has just announced that the Android OS-powered Samsung Fascinate is going to debut Wednesday, September 8. This high-end smartphone will sport a 4-inch AM-OLED touchscreen and a 1 GHz processor.

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