T-Mobile kicks off the second day of Mobile World Congress 2010 with the announcement that they’ll be bringing the highly coveted HTC HD2 to the U.S. market. This Windows Mobile smartphone is equipped with a 4.3-inch WVGA multitouch screen, a 1 GHz Snapdragon processor, Wi-Fi, and plenty of other goodies like compatibility with Blockbuster’s OnDemand …
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BARCELONA, Spain–ZTE, a Chinese telecommunications company, showcased some interesting handset concepts with distinctive designs. The …
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BARCELONA, Spain–The ink is barely dry on the Samsung Wave announcement, but T-Mobile already is …
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BARCELONA, Spain–During a press conference at Mobile World Congress, T-Mobile CTO said that the Google-only …
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At Mobile World Congress, Samsung quietly revealed the Beam i8520, an Android-based smart phone with a …
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Sony has confirmed it will continue to sell OLED panels in Australia despite announcing that …
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Casual gaming has taken over the industry, and particularly the App Store, by force. Popcap …
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BARCELONA, Spain–Verizon Wireless is on track to offer its 4G wireless service later this year, …
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The Symbian Foundation has unveiled S^3, the next version of the Symbian open-source mobile operating …
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BARCELONA, Spain–Some of the world’s largest wireless operators are uniting to create “an open international …
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