Mozilla is one step closer to getting its Firefox browser surfing on Android phones, and on the Nokia N900. On Friday the company issued an alpha version of Fennec, the code name for every instance of “Firefox Mobile” that’s still in development stages. Features-wise, Fennec alpha is very similar to the Fennec prealpha we got …

The Nokia C6 is now available free on contract from Vodafone, following a period where …

Best Buy announced Friday morning that the Samsung Fascinate will be available for preorder starting …

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Ford Ford will tap into the power of Wi-Fi by wirelessly sending its Sync in-car …

Nokia is taking its time with the Nokia N8, its first phone to run Symbian …

Verizon Wireless has released an over-the-air update Thursday that will allow owners of the original …

Orange has a major project in the pipeline — it’s planning to bring out its …

If you’re eagerly awaiting 4G coverage like we are in San Francisco, prepare to either …