As everyone is heading out to greet the New Year with a bang, PhoneMag would like to wish all of our readers a happy and safe New Years. All of us here at PhoneMag are taking the day off to spend with family and close friends so unfortunately there will be no news the following day. We will see all ... continued »

HTC's confirmed to Engadget that the "cupcake" OS update should be available to the T-Mobile G1 some time (yeah, there is no exact date of the over-the-air update, though) in the future. continued »

If you have BlackBerry Bold or Pearl Flip with you, you might be interesting in trying this theme. Akakios from BlackLightThemes offers his newest theme designs for the Blackberry Bold and Pearl Flip called ‘Musical'. continued »

A blogger and app developer confirmed that Android App Market will start selling priced applications starting with the US and UK in early 2009. According to Martin Drashkov in his blog post, the eagerly-awaited Android Market will also roll-out to Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, France, Italy, and Spain shortly thereafter. continued »

Everyday is seems there is a new leak of precious and valuable information. This time it was T-Mobile's upcoming release schedule for both January and February. From what we see February is going to be a great month for T-Mobile. The 18 holds a release date for two major handsets, one is the first 8-megapixel Samsung Memoir that we have been ... continued »

Yeah, the Dick Tracy's wrist-phone is now coming to a store near you! LG's new wrist phone, GD910, comes up with a 1.43 inches touchscreen LCD, 3G data, MP3, TTS (Text to Speech), front-facing camera, voice dialing with speech recognition, integral Bluetooth and download speed of up to 7.2 mbps on HSDPA. continued »

TeleNav has launched TeleNav GPS Navigator for Verizon Wireless subscribers with a free 30-day trial and $9.99/month for unlimited use. You can uset TeleNav GPS Navigator to have driving directions on your BlackBerry Storm — by voice and onscreen. continued »

Finally, Samsung brings its S60-powered cell phones over to the U.S., and just approved by the FCC. Supported by dual-band UMTS (850/1900MHz) with HSDPA, the Samsung i8510 INNOV8 uses Feature Pack 2 interface, 8 megapixel autofocus camera with a dual-LED flash, facial recognition, WiFi, built-in GPS receiver and microSD card slot. continued »

FCC has approved Samsung C3110, a low-end slider phone. C3110 offers standard features like Bluetooth connectivity and FM radio. This phone has no 3G capability, so you should forget about seamless Internet surfing, video calls and the likes. continued »

If you are a BlackBerry Storm user and one of YouTube fans, I think you'll be interested in using this software: a client for your YouTube experience on your lovely touchscreen handheld. continued »