More and more companies are picking up on the scannable barcodes now offered on mobile devices after American Airlines and others began using it to expedite services. Fandango is now offering entry into movie theaters with the same feature after purchasing tickets online. All you need to keep your phone in hand and display it … Read More

Well here’s some fresh cell phone news for you. LG has released two new devices to follow their predecessor, the LG Cookie, which sold over 13 million units worldwide. The Cookie series is now expanding with the LG Cookie Plus (LG GS500) and the LG Cookie Fresh (LGGS290). LG is attempting to offer a visually … Read More

Those of you that have wanted a QWERTY keyboard, but haven’t found it necessary to buy a smartphone with all the bells and whistles. AT&T has your solution, earlier today they announced four new quick messaging QWERTY-equipped devices for those on a modest budget. They also come with some relatively new features and are among … Read More

A reporter from BGR is releasing cell phone in regards to HTC. HTC has been in the spot light recently with all the new phones they seem to be producing and bring to the market. This particular phone will be known as the Touch Pro3. This is the third edition from the touch Pro series … Read More

The BlackBerry Slider 9930 is a pretty much a mistery as of now. Still, we have now seen some images of the device that prove its existence. The handset combines a touchscreen and a portrait-sliding QWERTY keyboard and is similar in size to the BlackBerry Curve 8900 (when closed). Information about its specifications is still … Read More

The Palm Pre Plus is eye-catching in its minimalism. Unlike most of the cookie-cutter handsets on the market today, it is wavy and glossy, with almost no visible controls. The gadget feels delightfully solid in the hand. At just under 5 ounces the Pre Plus is very light, but it doesn’t feel fragile or inexpensive. The … Read More

Typically we don’t write a great deal of cell phone news about the FCC as their actions are behind the scenes and rarely affect our day to day lives in any significant manner. However the big guys over at the FCC have taken an interest in testing the validity of the promises made by mobile … Read More

Newly released Palm Pre Plus is an updated version to the original release of the Pre. With a improved keyboard, and more memory the Pre Plus will deliver a better overall mobile experience to its user. The CDMA smartphone features Palm’s proprietary mobile operating system called webOS. The finger touch display has great sensitivity, and … Read More

March 23-25 are a tremendous few days in the wireless world. The International CTIA WIRELESS show is a premier wireless event that represents a $1 trillion dollar global marketplace. Some of the industries involves are wireless and converged communications, wireless broadband, mobile web computing and data industries. Over the three day event those present undergo … Read More

Some more dismal cell phone new today as Google’s online-only sales model for the Nexus One is not living up to the expectations originally set by Goldman Sachs. The Nexus One was estimated to be on pace to sell 3.5 million units in FY2010 and after their atrocious sales in the first month of only … Read More

Raising its stake in the heated battle over the local smartphone market, LG Electronics, the world’s third-largest mobile phone maker, yesterday opened a smartphone based on Google’s Android operating system. Korean clienteles have access to merely one other Android-based smartphone, the Motoroi from U.S.-based Motorola. That makes LG’s latest handset the first locally made Android-based … Read More

Web browser Opera has hurled a beta version of its Mini 5 software on the Google Android operating system. The browser, popular because it bandages web pages and makes them knowingly quicker to load, is the first to rival the official Android browser and is available via the Android Market Opera claims more than 50 … Read More

Stanford University has released a new study that reveals a rather expected fact, the iPhone is addictive. The 200 student survey showed that 20 out of the 200 students found themselves to be completely addicted to the iPhone while a modest 6 percent stating they had absolutely no addiction to the iPhone at all. The … Read More

A recent study by the company Strategy Analytics suggests that owners of the Apple iPhone rank highly in terms of likeliness to return to Apple for repeat business when looking for their next mobile device. The report,”iPhone Owners Most Satisfied and Likely to Repeat Purchase,” added that mobile users of QWERTY based phones were significantly … Read More

Some technology such as wireless charging for cellphones has been around for quite some time, but has yet to be refined or as near to perfection as the Case-mate’s Hug. The Hug has become a quick favorite among iPhone users as it is one of the best charging pad’s on the market over the past … Read More