Since the introduction of the iPhone, the mainstream mobile user has had a new revelation about the power and abilities of touchscreens. I encounter

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The Nokia E66 smartphone has been reported to be available for purchase from Nokia’s chicago Flagship store. A slider-based smartphone, the E66 NAM Edition is adapted

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The Samsung i8510 Innov8 is now available for use on the Orange phone carrier in the UK. The Symbian S60 smartphone is available through online retailers, though does not

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Rumors swirling around Sony’s high-end Windows Mobile handset, the Xperia X1, suggest that software problems are going to result in the delay of the device’s launch

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M2E Power has announced the development of an external charger for mobile devices that will use kinetic energy as its source.

Retrieving power using kinetic energy has been employed

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Vyke Communications has opened the beta version of its Stand alone mobile VoIP to the Symbian S60 user community. The Stand alone mobile VoIP enables Voice

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Pocket Player aims to increase the ability to enjoy multimedia on Windows Mobile devices. It has recently been updated, bringing several improvements and new features.

The new version,

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The mobile-enabled social networking segment of users is growing, and applications such as JuiceCaster are there to let BlackBerry users to take the plunge.

JuiceCaster is a social

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The OHA — the Google-led group of companies responsible for the Android OS — has unveiled plans for an online store to help users find, purchase,

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BlackBerry and Windows Mobile smartphone users who are also AT&T subscribers can get a free premium subscription of Pocket Express.

This service from Handmark offers on-the-go access to news,

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New information has emerged on what will be the first BlackBerry smartphone with a touchscreen, including its official name.

RIM has yet to officially announce this device, but

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Text messaging is everywhere. Most people under 30 with a phone probably spend more time sending and reading texts than they do talking. The CTIA estimates

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DataViz is best known as the maker of  the company behind Documents To Go, the most widely used Office suite for Palm OS-based devices. Now this company

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HP’s Mini-Note hit the market this spring, and a new report indicates that demand for it is growing dramatically.

HP Taiwan told the Chinese-language newspaper Apply Daily that worldwide sales have increased

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Kingston Technology recently added an 8 GB microSD/SDHC card to its product line. I put this new accessory through its paces and I have no real complaints.

Storage Capacity

Kingston promises

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Last week, Palm announced the Treo Pro, a Windows Mobile-based smartphone for business users. This device is designed to work on GSM networks, and an unconfirmed

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Even though the Verizon XV6800 debuted last year, a new operating system upgrade pushes this model back to the leading edge.

Along with the jump to Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro

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Google and the Open Handset Alliance, the group behind the Android OS, have given a status update on two features in this upcoming mobile operating system.

Bluetooth

There have

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HTC and AT&T have just released a free Windows Mobile 6.1 upgrade for the AT&T Tilt. This brings the latest version of Microsoft’s operating system to this widely-used

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HTC has just taken the wraps off the S740, a smartphone that’s surprising for a couple of reasons.

For one, it’s a model that there have been

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The Nokia N96 has already been announced as an upcoming model for European and Asian markets, but Nokia has now stated that there will be a

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Imagine your cell phone rings and you pull it out of you pocket to answer the call. It’s from someone who wants to send you an

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Nokia has taken the wraps off two new smartphones which will take many of the features from recent top-end devices and bring them down to the mid-range arena.

The

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Today’s announcement of the Touch HD has drawn the lion’s share of attention, but HTC has unveiled two other smartphones at the same time: the Touch 3G and

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The latest smartphones are as powerful as notebooks of a few years ago, but there’s one feature that’s missing: the ability to control USB devices like keyboards and

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Written by Lisa Phifer

As workforces grow increasingly dependent on smartphones, mobile threats warrant serious consideration. As discussed last week, mobile malware barriers are

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Written by Lisa Phifer

More than 400 mobile viruses have been documented to date, resulting in tens of thousands of infections worldwide. These numbers

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Another nugget of information has emerged about the upcoming HTC Dream, which will be the first device running Google’s Android operating system. A new document on the

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The desktop computing world is dominated by Microsoft Windows, but with a few smaller companies in there swinging, like the Mac OS. The smartphone market is

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Acer has lowered the price of its recently-released Aspire one subnotebook by $50, making this device, which was already inexpensive, even more affordable.

The Windows XP version of

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When you’re deciding which smartphone to get, there’s an important decision you need to make, do you want a device that has a touchscreen, a numberpad,

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For most of us, our phones have become a part of us. We would no more leave the house without the phone than we would without

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When I’m on the road I prefer to carry around a minimal amount of gear. That’s why I like gadgets that perform more than one task.

The Lil’ Sync

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Palm is turning to one of its rivals to produce its latest smartphone. HTC, which produces and sells mobile devices under its own brand, is going

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Sprint has dropped the price for its phone-as-a-modem (PAM) plan to just $15 a month, down from $50. However, the company has added new restrictions to this

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