Treo 700wx May Be Coming to Verizon

By Ed Hardy | 2/1/2007

An unconfirmed report says Verizon will soon begin offering the Treo 700wx, an improved version of the Treo smartphone this carrier has been selling since early last year.

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Sprint Reveals WiMAX Pricing

By Ed Hardy | 1/12/2007

Sprint has announced what it expects to charge for monthly access to its upcoming fourth generation (4G) nationwide cellular-wireless network.

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Sprint Reveals Motorola Q Plans

By Ed Hardy | 1/4/2007

After pre-announcing its plans months ago, Sprint has just officially promised that it will begin offering the Motorola Q before the end of January.

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Sprint's Motorola Q Will Be Black

By Ed Hardy | 11/29/2006

Some pictures of the Sprint version a Windows Mobile Smartphone have emerged, showing that it will have a black casing, not the silver one currently being offered by Verizon Wireless.

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Palm Formally Announces Treo 700wx

By Ed Hardy | 9/3/2006

Palm has officially announced the Treo 700wx, a Windows Mobile smartphone that is available exclusively from Sprint PCS in the United States.

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Side-by-Side Comparison of the Treo 700w and 700wx

By Ed Hardy | 8/24/2006

A video comparing Sprint's upcoming Windows Mobile Treo and the one currently being offered by Verizon Wireless has appeared on the Web.

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Windows Mobile Treo 700 May Finally Be Coming to Sprint

By Ed Hardy | 8/11/2006

There is very good evidence that Sprint will soon release the Treo 700wx, a souped-up version of a smartphone that debuted early this year.

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Sprint Plans Nationwide WiMAX Rollout

By Ed Hardy | 8/9/2006

Sprint has announced plans to create a fourth generation (4G) wireless network. This will use the mobile WiMAX standard and bring broadband-like speeds to mobile devices across the U.S.

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