When it comes to smartphones, the RIM Blackberry line is among the most popular out there. Business types are especially fond of the Blackberry. Perhaps the best thing about the RIM smartphones is that just about every mobile carrier around has one or two to offer, unlike the iPhone. CrackBerry spied the T-Mobile flavor of the 9700 with its slick track ... continued »

One of the big features that many Pre buyers liked when the device first hit the market was its ability to sync with iTunes. Apple quickly broke that ability, but Palm came back and fixed it again. A mobile provider called INQ Wireless has announced a pair of new 3G phones that it claims are capable of synchronizing with iTunes and ... continued »

Sprint and Clearwire have been working together to roll WiMax service out across the country. The roll out has been very slow so far and only a few of the largest cities in the country have access to WiMax service at this point. Sprint has now announced that it is adding new 4G mobile broadband routers to its line in preparation ... continued »

I really like my iPhone, but I have said many times that I am no fan of the AT&T network. In my more rural area, the 3G connectivity is non-existent once you leave major roadways and the EDGE connection isn't much better. Many iPhone 3G users have been blasting AT&T over slow network speeds since the device launched. Boy Genius Report ... continued »

Verizon Wireless has announced its latest 3G data modem called the USB1000 Global modem. The laptop dongle offers users access to mobile 3G data networks in the U.S. and overseas. Inside the USB, modem hides 800/1900MHz EVDO Rev. A and quad-band GSM/EDGE antennas along with tri-band tri-band 850/1900/2100MHz WCDMA/HSDPA/HSUPA support. That means you can stay connected to the Internet wherever your ... continued »

Sony Ericsson may have announced their first 8.1-megapixel camera-phone recently, but the budget end of their CyberShot range has more humble optics. The Sony Ericsson C510 is a straightforward candybar aimed at the free-on-contract market; even so, there's still a fair amount of camera hyperbole. Digicam replacement or snappy pretender? We set to find out. continued »

I really like my iPhone, but I am not such a big fan of the AT&T network. I live in one of the more rural areas of Texas and getting a 3G connection off any major highway is about as likely to happen as George W. Bush condemning the NRA. Even the lowly EDGE connection I can access most of ... continued »

AT&T plan to begin HSPA upgrades to their 3G network this year, expecting to have completed the transition to 7.2Mbps technology during 2011.  The changes will be implemented across the nearly 350 US cities currently served by AT&T 3G, as well as the 20 new areas getting coverage this year, with HSPA 7.2 being switched on progressively as the upgrades are ... continued »

Engadget dropped a freaking 5-megaton bomb worth of info today. It appears that someone at AT&T is trying to keep a healthy interest in the company in the midst of all of the Palm Pre fervor. Ten (Edit: Since I started writing this post, more phones dropped. I stopped counting) phones were leaked today, all on AT&T spec sheets. ... continued »

TMoNews scored some details regarding T-Mobile’s expansion of their 3G network, emphasizing some of the promised dates have already come and gone. The details had 3G speeds hitting Rockford IL on May 15th, Springfield IL on May 19th ("Rockford and Springfield residents, are you feeling the 3G love yet?"), Henderson NV on May 21st, and Wichita Falls TX on May ... continued »