I’m not talking about eleven years ago - just a few months shy, when Pocket PC 2000 codename “Rapier” was launched by Microsoft, but back in 2003, when the first release under the branding Windows read more

It seems like this summer has created a blockbuster of smartphone hits, from AT&T's iPhone 4 to Sprint's HTC EVO 4G and Verizon Wireless's Droid X and Droid Incredible. We, of course, are all too read more

Those of you that bought the EVO 4G know that Sprint has added a "premium data" $10 fee onto your bill, in addition to the data plan that your'e required to have. It's pretty clear that this added fee read more

Some sites post articles or videos, send them off into the ether, and abandon them. I've always thought that was a bit arrogant, and somewhat sad. Since joining the pocketnow team in February of this read more

Many of you that have been a part of the Windows Mobile community know the name Conflipper. He is an instrumental part of the Windows Phone development community plus he provides a reliable stream of read more

You may have seen a number of recent Windows Phone 7 prototype reviews at sites such as CNET, ZDNet, Gizmodo, Engadget and MobileCrunch. Many of them cite the lack of Twitter integration in the People read more

Reading Brandon's post earlier about What's Still Missing from Windows Phone 7 I started thinking about Copy/Paste functionality as soon as I've reached the second line of things (allegedly) missing read more

Part 1 of our software overview gave you a look at navigating through Sony’s custom user interface on the X10 Mini. Just slapping any old version of Android onto the smallest smartphone would not read more

As Chuong reported earlier today, a handful of tech reviewers have gotten to spend a couple of weeks with a Windows Phone 7 prototype devices made by Samsung called the Taylor. Overall the sentiment read more

With the technical preview of Windows Phone 7 being announced and developers to be receiving their devices shortly, early press reviews of Windows Phone 7 are out. For the most part, the early reviews read more

In this next video, we explore the hardware of the Sony Ericsson X10 Mini. With a capacitive screen measuring only 2.5” and a resolution of 240 x 320, the X10 Mini is surely a unique device. Sony set read more

Our unboxing video gave you a brief look at the custom user interface that Sony has incorporated with the X10 Mini. However, in our Software Overview Part 1 video we will spend some time giving you a read more

In this video, we unbox the Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Android smartphone. While most smartphone manufacturers are trying to create devices with larger screens, Sony has a different approach with the X10 read more