Sprint may have an exclusive on the Palm Pre, if rumors from Engadget holds true, AT&T may be getting the Palm Eos (codename Castle). The Palm Eos powered by webOS, takes the shape of a candy bar and it looks every bit as sweet as the Pre, featuring a QWERTY keyboard, 2.63-inch with 320 x 400 capacitive touch display, ... continued »

FCC has just released the Motorola A4500's photos and user manual. According to SlashPhone, the A4500 is similar to Motorola Q9, running Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard and support both GSM Quad-band / EVDO network. continued »

Beyond their original plan, Nokia will apparently not be launching their Ovi Store in the U.S. with a carrier billing model. Social aspect of the Ovi store would be the biggest differentiator. continued »

RIM's new handheld, BlackBerry Tour, might just be coming to Verizon in (mid-to-late) July. The device is rumored to be similar to both the Curve and Bold and will feature 3G and GPS. continued »

First leaked as HTC Willow, the  HTC XV6175 is reported to be on its way for Verizon Wireless network, the SlashPhone writes. Seems it will run Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard. continued »

Nokia has just announced that they will be releasing their 5800 XpressMusic's Star Trek edition phone. This new phone will feature everything about Star Trek including four screensavers, three wallpapers and eight brand new ringtones. continued »

Opera Mini, one of the world’s best mobile web browsers, continues to grow and impress us. In March 2009, more than 23 million people used Opera Mini and those users viewed more than 8.6 billion pages. I think global operators would love to know this: Opera Mini already served 148 million MB of data to handsets worldwide! continued »

No wonder that Samsung intends to continue the line of Samsung Omnia. In the near future, the company will offer a new communicator with different form factor: Samsung Omnia Pro will come up with slider QWERTY-keyboard and will run Windows Mobile. continued »

Just like the X1, Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 looks like it will be a Windows Mobile device. The rumor "confirmed" casually by Ted Morgan, Skyhook founder and CEO in a Giga-Om interview discussing location based services business. continued »

Samsung have announced what looks set to be the third Google Android device on the market, in the shape of the Samsung I7500.  Exclusive to O2 in Europe, the I7500 has a 3.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen and a 5-megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash, in a casing measuring just 11.9mm thick. The I7500's display runs at 320 x 480 resolution, while connectivity ... continued »