If you are a BlackBerry user and need a native PDF viewing application, might be BeamReader application is a good choice for you. continued »

The Sprint-branded Palm's CDMA Treo Pro now on sale at Best Buy's website. The phone looks good, but the price is too bad: $699.99 without contract.  Do you want to buy this phone with this price? continued »

Sprint Nextel Corp. announced a new custom-pricing plan for business customers on its Nextel Direct Connect service. Designed to bundle messaging and other tools used by workgroups, the Nextel Direct Connect Custom Plans provide unlimited Direct Connect (a push-to-talk or walkie-talkie service). continued »

Last.fm recently announced  the launch of of its internet radio application for the Google Android mobile platform. The application is available for download through the Android Market. continued »

Verizon Wireless finally announced a new touchscreen home phone called the Verizon Hub with integrated wireless and broadband functionality. continued »

Glu Mobile introduces its North American lineup of games for the first quarter of 2009 and will be available on J2ME, BREW, Blackberry and Windows Mobile platforms. continued »

Chinese network company Huawei has confirmed that its new smartphone based on the Android OS will be presented next month at Mobile World Congress 2009.  The company's Mobile U-life section will also present other phones at the event. continued »

Andrew Lees, who runs Microsoft's cellphone software division, told The New York Times that some improvements of the current version of Windows Mobile will be changed and delivered with the release of Windows Mobile 6.5 at Mobile World Congress next month. What we're expecting to see next month is Windows Mobile 6.5, with a new UI, and the debut of Microsoft's ... continued »

Two Sony Ericsson handsets, Filippa and Yao, just got their official names: Filippa is Sony Ericsson C901, and Yao is Sony Ericsson W395. continued »

This is another HTC-made smartphone for T-Mobile's Android devices: the G2. Lacks the full QWERTY keyboard of the T-Mobile G1, but this phone maintains the touchscreen and trackball of the G1.  Of course, slimmer, thanks to the absence of a slide-section. Like its predecessor, the G2 also comes up with a 3.2-megapixel camera and high-gloss finish casing. No spec details available ... continued »