The Dell Mini 3iX has broke cover and has the same 3MP camera found in the Chinese counterpart. The main difference between the two is that the US version of the device has support for 850/1900/2100 UMTS/HSDPA connectivity. continued »

Dell has been threatening to launch its own smartphone for a while now. The company was unable to get any interest in a Dell smartphone drummed up by carriers in the U.S. so it headed to China where the handset has now officially debuted after weeks of blurry images leaking. The official specs for the device are that it runs Android ... continued »

Good old Mr. Blurrycam has been at it again. For a while now images of the Dell Android smartphone have been turning up online. The device is rather boring looking too I think. New and extra blurry pics of the Dell Android-powered smartphone have surfaced online today. While the pics are extra blurry, the device is powered up and we have ... continued »

We all know that Dell has been shopping its own smartphone around in America looking for a carrier. Unfortunately, the company was reportedly unable to lure any major U.S. carriers to offer its phone. Since America was a no go, the computer maker took its new smartphone to China and according to SlashGear; the smartphone is set to hit the Chinese ... continued »

It was originally thought to be a mistake when a predicted smartphone was not present at the Mobile World Congress. Now, it is believed that Dell rethought the project due to "lack of carrier interest." continued »

Dell is getting ready now on entering the smartphone market. According to WSJ, a dedicated group of engineers is producing prototypes built on Google's Android operating system and Microsoft Corp.’s Windows Mobile software. continued »

iSwish is aiming to make the Windows Mobile interface a little less ugly, by adding an iPhone like interface to it. The iPhone may not be as feature rich as certain Windows Mobile devices, but it has a much more attractive interface. Not that Windows Mobile is especially ugly, it's just overdue for a face lift. iSwish is coming to ... continued »

Rumors that Dell is poised to leap into the cellphone market and oust all rivals with a clutch of low-cost smartphones for the everyman come up pretty regularly; however, while analysts and "industry sources" say one thing, Dell always maintains it has no plans to add mobiles to its range.  At the company's analyst meeting today Alex Grunzen, senior VP ... continued »

You could almost use the rumors that Dell are planning to return to the smartphone business to tell the time, so regular does the story resurface.  After suggestion from Marketing Week back in January that the company was considering partnering with Google to produce an Android-powered handset, DigiTimes are now crediting "market sources" in Taiwan for the news that Dell ... continued »

I'm not one to be unduly critical of cellphone concepts - well okay, that's a lie - but sometimes a design exercise comes along that just makes you cringe.  One such example is this, Jas Seehra's Alienware Android cellphone concept.  Based around the patchy rumor that Dell are considering entering the cellphone market using Google's new platform, and borrowing heavily ... continued »