That’s right. The Boy Genius Report was able to get their hands on some Team Meeting slides, which detail new pricing initiatives for the iPhone 3G. Among these new price points sits a no commitment price for the 8GB and 16GB iPhone 3G, being $599 and $699 respectively. What does... Read More...

Amongst the iPhone 3.0 craze today, news hit the web regarding a claim that Android is planning on releasing at least two more Android handsets this year, on top of their HTC Magic and slew of Windows Mobile running devices. The word came via HTC CEO Peter Chou, who is... Read More...

As we did with the MacWorld keynote a few months ago we’ll be posting live updates on this post with everything going on, as best we can. So stay tuned! Note: All time stamps are in EST time, and it reads from top-to-bottom 12:48 - Getting ready for the event to start... Read More...

Another leak hits the boards today, and this time we get a detailed look at the slew of handsets coming out in 2009. There are some interesting contenders this go around, between the anticipated Blackberry Niagara, a handful of Samsung and HTC devices for the WinMo die-hards out there, and... Read More...

Now I’m jealous. Customizable skins? Agh damn you Android. With the option of more homescreens, app docking, custom widgets, themes, and designs, customizing your G1 or soon to come G2 is straight out pimpin’. Check out these vids, courtesy of Androinica. They feature three skins, called aHome, dxTop, and OpenHome.... Read More...

The rumored ‘cupcake’ update for G1 owners has been a long time coming; however, it seems that April will be the month for release. Various sources, including Pocket Lint are reporting that T-Mobile reps are blurting the news that cupcake will be available next month. With the main feature of... Read More...

According to Read Write Web, Verizon Wireless customers will soon be receiving some mail with important information; underneath all the legalities and fancy talk, Verizon will be asking you to either opt in or out to sharing ‘Customer Proprietary Network Information.’ Discovered by David Weinberger, the letter describes that unless... Read More...

Our initial impressions of the Blackberry App World certainly did not put the new RIM initiative in a good light, and we’ve received some more tidbits of information. RIM has announced their own Tier System for application prices, the bare minimum (other than free) being $2.99. While the price doesn’t... Read More...

According to various sources, the Blackberry App Store, ingeniously deemed the “Blackberry App World”, are unveiling their latest plan for success after the Storm incident. I’m not going to argue that the store is a terrible idea; Blackberry needed to release something in response to both the Android... Read More...

While we’re all dying for HTC to release some more Android devices, sources are telling us otherwise. The company is planning on releasing 6 new handsets over the next year, all running Windows Mobile. Let’s dive right in. The first phone rumored to be released in August 2009 is the Firestone,... Read More...