01/18/2010, It seems that there is a new Jawbone Bluetooth headset in town, the Jawbone Icon. The smallest and lightest Jawbone ever, is now available in 6 different designs: The Thinker, The Rogue, The Hero, The Ace, The Catch and The Bombshell. Despite its small size, Aliph still has crammed in an improved NoiseAssassin and simultaneous dual-phone linkage, as well as an onboard AudioApp, which will vocally broadcast battery level and […]

01/18/2010, Augmented Reality (AR) is giving birth to many new innovations, and after helping you to perform your mechanic duties, the technology is being used by Qosmo and Teradadesign, resulting in the street-facing side of Tokyo’s N Building being covered in QR codes that can be read by your phone, giving it up to date information on what’s happening inside, including Twitter updates. This would be really cool, and it’ll be […]

01/18/2010, If you’ve recently purchased Nokia’s 5530 XpressMusic, you’ll probably know that there aren’t any exciting games pre-loaded on the device when you take it out of the package, so you’ll have to go through the motions of downloading and installing the games yourself. If that’s too much work, Nokia has released its 5530 Games Edition, which has a bunch of games from Gameloft and EA preloaded, though at $299, you’ll […]

01/18/2010, Mobile application stores are all the rage these days, and now Samsung has announced the expansion of its application store, Samsung Apps. By late January, folks who are living in Singapore, Germany, Brazil and China and own an Omnia II or OmniaLITE will have access to Samsung Apps. Apps such as Guitar Hero, Spiderman, and Need for Speed will be available during launch, amongst others, and there will be more […]

01/18/2010, Folks who have been drooling and dreaming over RIM’s Tour2 9650 will certainly be glad to see that the phone has appeared on the Cellebrite system, in name anyways. The system is used for transferring contacts from one phone to another, so it’s certainly not a sure-fire way to confirm that the phone is going to be released soon, but it is a good indication that a launch probably isn’t […]

01/17/2010, It looks like despite Samsung’s unannounced Corby Beat M3710 not being powered by Bada, it will be getting a Game Store, which is one of the interesting features of the Bada OS. The Game Store will be offering Java applications, so there shouldn’t be any compatibility issues for developers. The M3710 should be available in February, and should be going for about $300. Features of the Samsung Corby Beat M3710 […]

01/17/2010, We previously mentioned that a Korean version of Motorola’s XT701 would be released sometime soon, and now it has gone official as the MOTOROI. The phone will be available on SK Telecom and will come bundled with a charging dock that will allow you to place it on your desk like an alarm clock, just like the Motorola Droid. It seems like Motorola is really taking Google’s Android OS and […]

01/17/2010, This is far (very far) from an official press photo of the Motorola Mirage, but it’s certainly a much nicer render of the phone than the one previously spotted. There still isn’t any official word on this device just yet, but various sources are hinting that this device would be the upcoming enterprise version of Google’s Nexus One, which has been dubbed the “Nexus Two”. Of course, you should remember […]

01/17/2010, These kinds of things happen every now and then, but it’s still does make you wonder if it would ever become a reality. What are we talking about? Well, in an email that was sent out to selected individuals to be beta testers for the Rhapsody Android app, you can see that there is a very obvious HTC HD2 in the picture, along with a Motorola Droid and MyTouch 3G. […]

01/17/2010, It seems that Eldar Murazin, the man behind Mobile-review.com, has managed to get his hands on Windows Mobile 7, and while that is certainly good news, there is also bad news accompanying it. According to him, Windows Mobile 7 won’t be compatible with existing apps, and that will probably mean that developers will need to adopt their apps to work on Windows Mobile 7, putting the OS at a significant […]

01/17/2010, It seems that after “Cupcake”, “Donut” and “Éclair”, the next version of Google’s Android OS will be codenamed “Froyo” (short for frozen yogurt), continuing the company’s trend of using tasty stuff for Android codenames. This revelation came from Eric Tseng, Android senior product manager, during a recent interview. There isn’t any additional information on this just yet, especially what new features will be included in the update, but stay tuned, […]

01/16/2010, On Thursday, T-Mobile USA announced that they will enable free international calls to and from Haiti through January 31, 2010. This is part of the carrier’s effort to provide relief and help to the victims of the earthquake in Haiti. Find more details in the press release. Additionally, for T-Mobile customers interested in donating $10 to the Red Cross, simply text “HAITI” to “90999″. The donation will be charged to the […]

01/16/2010, Apple is no stranger to legal wrangles, and you certainly wouldn’t expect the company to sit back and just let Nokia attack it, right? Well, Apple has filed a new patent-infringement complaint against Nokia, and is looking to block US imports of its mobile phones. The complaint was posted on the website of the US International Trade Commission in Washington. What do you think will be the end result in […]

01/16/2010, With Verizon’s recent price cuts, AT&T has responded in similar fashion, offering an unlimited voice and data plan for iPhone users that costs $30 less. Previously you’d have to shell out $100 per month for the unlimited voice plan, and $30 for unlimited data; now you’ll be able to get both for just $100, which sounds great. If you’re thinking of switching over to this new unlimited voice and data […]