Samsung Mobile Display, a division of the Korean electronics giant, continue to grow and grab market share. Expected this year alone is 170 million units. continued »

Announcements are being prepared for the release of free digital TV to their mobile devices. First location to get the goodness will be Washington D.C. continued »

Verizon Wireless has released its initial set of technical specifications for devices. This will utilize its fourth generation Long Term Evolution (LTE) wireless network. continued »

Previously referencing blogs, said that the new model was coming soon. LG now say that the model is back, better than ever. continued »

Other than the Samsung W7900 Show and the occasional prototype there has not been a lot of action in the projector phone field. Although an appearance was made during the Hong Kong Electronics Fair. continued »

Sony Ericsson plans to lay off a further 2,000 employees. This coming in the wake of deeper quarterly financial losses. continued »

Microsoft sounds like they might be ready to show off the new operating system next month. Even if they are not expected till the second half of the year. continued »

Discussing a number of topics, RIM CEO Mike Lazaridis talked to Laptopmag.com about his Company. On the topic list was the BlackBerry Storm. continued »

Previously, the phone was known as 'Sidekick', but this is so 2008. With revamped hardware the branding is being carried on to present the Sidekick LX by T-Mobile. continued »

Is it a wallet, is it a shoe, NO, a phone! Charting the future of cell phone technology, Kyocera recently unveiled a kinetic energy-powered phone. continued »