Is the Motorola Motus Headed for AT&T?
The Motorola Motus is an Android handset that is similar to the Moto CLIQ for T-Mobile, except BGR thinks that the Motus is destined for AT&T. It is tri-band 3G with AT&T's bands supported. The MOTO read more
Samsung Bada OS Based on Nucleus RTOS?
A tipster told us that Samsung's forthcoming Bada operating system may be based off Nucleus RTOS or Nucleus OS, an embedded real-time operating system that is developed by Mentor Graphics. Although read more
AT&T: Hello Google-Branded Android Phone, Bye iPhone!
Rumors of a Google-branded phone that would be designed and made by Google are heating up. The Google hardware design was supposed to have been ready for the holiday shopping season, and it looks like read more
Symbian Death Nearing? Nokia to Jump Ship to Maemo?
After a Samsung executive told reporters that the company will not support Symbian, leading the Korean manufacturer to quickly issue a retraction, it looks like things are actually not so rosy with read more
Dell to Introduce Android Streak Tablet to AT&T?
Android's been making a splash on the carriers these days, and AT&T seems to be the odd one out for the time being. However, that may change come 2010 as the latest rounds of rumors indicate that the read more
HTC Touch2 Comes in Bold Red and Blue Colors for Rogers
The HTC Touch2, which is HTC's low to mid-range Windows Mobile 6.5 device, will be coming to Rogers in Canada in some bold colors--red and blue. The Touch2 utilizes a more compact 2.8-inch QVGA read more
New iPhone Could Lead to Roaming Agreement Between AT&T, Verizon Wireless?
While a roaming agreement is still a far stretch, rumors of a new iPhone model by Apple in Cupertino, California could be the first bridge to linking AT&T's GSM/UMTS/WCDMA/HSPA network and the read more
Will Android Transform Into a Turn-by-Turn GPS Navigation Solution
It looks like Google is pushing its muscles into yet another space if rumors are true. The Internet search giant will be leveraging its maps-based solution found in Google Maps with voice guidance. read more
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X3 Gets Renamed to XPERIA X10
Following hot on the heels of the Android Acer Liquid with the 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, it seems that Sony Ericsson is taking a break from Windows Mobile after the XPERIA X1 and the X2 to read more
Windows Mobile + Xbox = Microsoft Portable Gaming Device
Could Microsoft be leveraging Windows phones as its portable gaming console by creating synergy between the Xbox and Windows Mobile platforms? It sure seems like it, especially with the advanced read more
Storm2 to Get Windows Mobile-Like ICS Capabilities as a Feature?
The good news is that BlackBerry and Verizon Wireless are becoming a little bit more open, bringing Internet sharing capabilities to the still un-released successor the the Storm, dubbed the Storm2. read more
Guess What Comes After the HTC HD2? The HD2 Pro
We know HTC very well. We can say with a very high level of certainty that after the release of the HD2, there will be an HD2 with a slide out keyboard, possibly called the HD2 Pro. Think about it: read more
Marketplace Doesn't Install Programs to Storage?
Although most Windows Mobile devices have a limited amount of storage ROM (512MB is common), it's always been super easy to install programs to a storage card, thus providing almost limitless storage read more


















