The next-generation iPhone will come in six versions (three models each with two storage options), according to iLounge’s tipster. Each model made to match the telecom system of specific countries. continued »

After the first Google Android phone in Australia originally planned to launch on December 15 last year, then pushed back to January 29, Kogan Technologies then delayed the launch indefinitely, citing “potential future interoperability issues”. continued »

Samsung Electronics has unveiled a solar-powered full touchscreen phone called "Blue Earth". Made from a recycled plastic -- extracted from water bottles, the handset as well as charger, is also free from harmful substances. continued »

Sprint today has posted the official version of 4.5 OS for the BlackBerry Pearl and Curve devices available for download. This update includes MMS support, improved email layout, local search, improved music management and Microsoft Word and PowerPoint Files Edit. continued »

O2 ranks highest in two J.D. Power and Associates survey: The provider's Home Broadband and Mobile Broadband have been judged best in the UK. continued »

Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 just got a firmware update. According to the Forum XDA Developers site, the new ROMs contains a bunch of language options, the U.S. version update, etc.  Click here for new X1 ROMs (via Rapidshare). continued »

Nokia continues to focus on Nokia Maps development. Nokia today announced that the Finnish company has acquired all assets of bit-side GmbH, a privately owned Berlin-based professional services company with 39 employees. continued »

After the first Google Android phone in Australia originally planned to launch on December 15 last year, then pushed back to January 29, Kogan Technologies has just delayed the launch indefinitely, citing "potential future interoperability issues". continued »

Coolgorilla has launched a new talking phrasebook for iPhone and iPod Touch. This application is available in seven different language versions include French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese and Spanish. continued »

Palm used to own the smartphone market, but now the pioneer is back! Palm just got official with its new Nova webOS platform, running on the new Palm Pre. They announced it at the CES press conference. continued »