T-Mobile Promises the Motorola Charm is ''Coming Soon''

By Ed Hardy | 8/8/2010

T-Mobile unveiled the Motorola Charm a month ago, and then apparently ran into a snag because this Android OS smartphone still hasn't been released. The carrier has now added the device to its website with a note that it's coming soon.

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Get an Early Early Glimpse of HTC's 1.2 GHz Android OS Slider for Verizon

By Ed Hardy | 8/7/2010

Android OS smartphones with 1 GHz processors are becoming increasingly common, and device makers are getting ready to move on to faster chips. Some images and specifications of an HTC model with a 1.2 GHz processor have leaked out.

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Sony Ericsson Vivaz Headed for AT&T

By Ed Hardy | 8/5/2010

Sony Ericsson has accidentally revealed that one of its smartphones is on the way to AT&T before the official announcement. The highlight of the Sony Ericsson Vivaz is its 8.1 megapixel camera, but this Symbian device offers a range of other features, too.

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Android-based Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Getting Close to an AT&T Release

By Ed Hardy | 8/4/2010

The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 could be released by AT&T in the next few weeks. This Android OS smartphone offers a large, high-resolution display, a 1 GHz processor and a 8.1 megapixel camera, among other high-end features.

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Motorola Sage Could Be AT&T's Next Android OS Smartphone

By Ed Hardy | 8/4/2010

A collection of images of the Motorola Sage have leaked out of AT&T. Not all the details on this upcoming model are available yet, but it will supposedly run Google's Android OS and include a sliding keyboard.

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BlackBerry Torch 9800 Breaks New Ground for AT&T

By Ed Hardy | 8/3/2010

AT&T and RIM have just taken the wraps off the BlackBerry Torch 9800, which will be the first in this popular line of smartphones to offer a touchscreen and a sliding keyboard. It is also going to be the first with BlackBerry OS 6.0.

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Samsung Vibrant Available for Half Off

By Ed Hardy | 8/1/2010

The list price for T-Mobile's newly-released Samsung Vibrant is $200 with contract, but some online stores are selling this powerful Android OS smartphone for half that. There's a catch, though.

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Dell Streak Tablet Phone Has Been Delayed

By Ed Hardy | 7/29/2010

Despite what Dell said earlier, the highly-anticipated Dell Streak isn't going to be released this week. The company has quietly updated its website to push back the introduction of this very high-end Android OS device.

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Take a Very Early Look at the T-Mobile myTouch 3G HD

By Ed Hardy | 7/28/2010

An image of what's supposedly an upcoming Android OS smartphone has appeared on the Web. This shows that the T-Mobile myTouch 3G HD will have a tablet shape dominated by a large touchscreen.

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T-Mobile G1 Blaze May Be the First with HSPA+

By Ed Hardy | 7/28/2010

A high-end Android OS model reportedly headed for T-Mobile could be this carrier's first with HSPA+ service, giving it some of the fastest data transfer speeds available. The T-Mobile G1 Blaze is expected to offer a large display and sliding keyboard.

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BlackBerry Bold 9800 and BlackBerry OS 6.0 Could Debut Next Week

By Ed Hardy | 7/28/2010

AT&T and BlackBerry-maker RIM are holding an event next Tuesday. This is likely to be the unveiling the BlackBerry Bold 9800, the first RIM model with a sliding keyboard. This upcoming smartphone is also expected to be the first with BlackBerry OS 6.0.

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CTIA Sues San Francisco Over Cell Phone Radiation Notification Law

By Jacqueline Emigh | 7/28/2010

Arguing that San Francisco's new cell phone radiation law violates the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution, the CTIA wireless industry association has filed a lawsuit to halt its enforcement.

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