This Symbian smartphone is very similar to the popular E71-E73 series, with a simple slab design and QWERTY keyboard. Key features include 3G data, 5-megapixel camera, 3.5mm audio jack, GPS, Wi-Fi, and a memory card slot.

Access today announced that it has joined the Open Handset Alliance and plans to further its support for the Android platform with new products and services. The company is the latest to join the dozens of companies supporting Google's ...
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This affordable messaging phone sports a QWERTY keyboard, WiFi data, 3.5mm audio jack, memory card slot, and 2-megapixel camera.

Motorola today announced that the City of San Francisco has selected it to build a Long Term Evolution network in the 700MHz band that will be used for the municipality's public safety agencies. The LTE network will cover portions ...
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Mobile security firm Lookout has exposed a wallpaper application available in the Android Market that collects personal information and sends it to a web site in China. The application, developed by Jackeey Wallpaper, snags data from users such as ...
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Best Buy and Clearwire today announced a new partnership whereby Best Buy can offering Clearwire's WiMax services as its own Best Buy Connect wireless broadband product. Starting in 2011, Best Buy will add a 4G option available to customers ...
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FCC documents have revealed a curious new EV-DO device from ZTE headed for Sprint. The Peel, as FCC photos suggest it will be called, seems to be a carriage sled for a tablet style device like the iPod touch. ...
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Boost Mobile today announced two new Motorola handsets, the Rambler and the Bali. Shared features include clamshell designs, 1.3 megapixel cameras with video capture, stereo Bluetooth, and support for microSD cards.Rambler: This flip phone has a full QWERTY keyboard ...
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Sharp fields its first phone for AT&T. The FX is a quick messaging device that carries forward Sharp's messaging phone lineage, though it's not the sharpest knife in the messaging phone drawer.
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Cincinnati Bell is the first U.S. carrier to offer the BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9100. The 9100 adds 3G to the GSM Pearl line for the first time, and also includes Wi-Fi and GPS. It has a 3 megapixel camera, ...
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The CTIA wireless trade association today announced an update to its Consumer Code for Wireless Service document. The Code specifies that all supporting companies meet ten criteria. Those criteria include: full disclosure of rates, additional taxes, fees, surcharges and ...
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Nokia has added the C6, E5, and C3 devices to its U.S. web site, stating that the phones will be available soon. The C6 and E5 run S60, and the C3 runs S40. All three will be sold unlocked. ...
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Sorenson Media today announced that LG has licensed its Sorenson Spark video codec for use in its entire lineup of mobile phones. By using the Sorenson Spark video codec, LG phones will be able to playback nearly all online ...
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Apple has made a second beta of iOS 4.1 available to developers of the iOS platform. No new features were called out by Apple, and none have so far been reported.

Cricket has posted a new web site touting the unreleased Kyocera / Sanyo Zio. The Zio M6000 was first announced in March of this year. It is a tri-band CDMA EVDO Rev. A handset with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS. ...
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The Samsung Intercept is a cute little Android phone, and one of the few with a full QWERTY keyboard. Is it a better choice than the bigger, older Samsung Moment?
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Wal-Mart has recently added phones from AT&T to its Straight Talk service. Straight Talk, run by Tracfone, is a pre-paid offering that offers consumers a lower-cost alternative to post-paid contracts. Wal-Mart previously offered only Verizon handsets via the Straight ...
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Dell today provided details about the availability of its Streak Android device. The Streak can be purchased (through Dell) with an AT&T contract for $299, or unlocked for $549. The Streak has a 5-inch display, runs Android 1.6 (will ...
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Documents found on the Federal Communication Commission web site provide a few details about an unannounced device from Chinese handset maker ZTE. According to the FCC, the A310 is a tri-band CDMA device with support for 1700MHz AWS spectrum. ...
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This update to the VX-8360 steps up to a 2-megapixel camera and adds adjustable text size. Other features of this clamshell CDMA phone are similar, including stereo Bluetooth, dual color displays, and a memory card slot.