If you are grapping one Samsung Glyde from Verizon Wireless this week, phonemag has done a review and photo gallery to  help you on the decision. continued »

It's an innovative way to recharge iPhone and iPod Touch batteries. You may consider to use The WildCharge Adapter. While WildCharge wire-free charging technology is located on the back of the case (called "Skins"), so you just need to slip your iPhone or iPod touch into the case and then drop it anywhere on the WildCharger charging pad. It’s that ... continued »

For those road warrior who needs an iPhone with longer battery life, you can simply plug in the mophie Juice Pack and double up your normal use time. The battery pack also provides 4 light LEDs on the back of the Juice Pack. Simply press the test button and it will tell you how much power is left with the ... continued »

Late last month, Palm launched their new multimedia smartphone, the Centro, which joins their perennially popular Treo line. Despite arguably more powerful, more flexible rivals, Palm’s handsets continue to curry favour among business-users who prize efficiency of use over the whiz-bang complexity of, say, HTC’s range. Now they’re hoping to bring that same degree of integration to the home user, ... continued »

I have been carrying around the Pantech C3b for about a month now. I wasn't really sure what to expect when it arrived, because from the photographs of the phone I actually didn't care much for it. Once it did come in the overall look was definitely cute. continued »

With Chocolate a runaway success, LG's follow-up handset lands to high expectations. There's no doubting that it's a sexy little beast, and the innovative scroll wheel promises to make navigation a doddle, but can this cellphone be as sweet as its minimalist predecessor? continued »

Palm - and Treo lovers - are hoping the 750v is the holy grail of smartphones. UMTS 3G, push-email support, a 1.3-megapixel camera... this Treo ticks all the boxes, but will it leave us wanting? I can't help but think that Joan of Arc would be pretty damn unimpressed with modern electronics. Stick with me now, there's a point coming ... continued »