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 »

Verizon's online store now lists the CDMA version of the Nokia 7205 Intrigue for purchase. The phone is priced at $180 with a 2 year contract and a $50 rebate to bring the cost to $130.  The phone is .55 inches thick, has a 2-megapixel camera, A2DP bluetooth, a PMOLED display on the outside of the handset, and now features ... continued »

Listed online for a moment through Motorola, the information about the QA4 is now unable to be found. The phone has still not yet been officially announced. continued »

Potentially supported by the CDMA network, The Rush 2 has been spotted. Sporting model number A455 the Motorola phone will be offered through Verizon Wireless. continued »

Sprint has announced that their first dual-mode CDMA/mobile WiMAX modems will be commercially available by the end of the year. This move will mark the end of the Xohm brand, which was launched back in August of 2007. Sprint is offering their mobile WiMAX services with the aid of Clearwire. Sprint has managed to hold control of 51 percent of the ... continued »

Casio has just announced their EXIFILM-series W63CA flip phone that is sure to catch attention. Made along with KDDI AU, this flip phone features a 8.1-megapixel camera and has a wide-angle mode and a nine-point autofocus.   continued »

An ad made the rounds this weekend from Best Buy Mobile, which has many people talking about the potential release dates for the HTC Touch Pro and Touch Dual in Canada. The ad itself shows the two handsets and the Touch Diamond all grouped together, indicating we should be seeing the devices soon.  The ad unfortunately was missing pricing information. Also, ... continued »

It looks like we may be getting a U.S.-friendly version of the Samsung OMNIA in the near future. Two new versions of the device are currently making their way through the FCC and CDMA and 3G appear to be on the horizon.   When we reviewed the Omnia i900, much praise was given for the device's features. With a 5-megapixel camera, ... continued »

Sprint will be getting the HTC Touch Diamond in September, and is it ever chock full of features! With touch capabilities and the move to Sprint's CDMA network, we're sure to see plenty of built-in apps for greater functionality.   The HTC Touch Diamond features TouchFLO 3D user interface that can easily be manipulated and navigated through by means of finger gestures. ... continued »

The Sprint AIRAVE is finally here and Chris and Vincent over at SlashGear had the chance to review this femtocell and it packs quite a punch. And though the AIRAVE by Samsung may look like your standard WiFi router, it's anything but. Right off the bat, it takes about 60 minutes for the system to stabilize, which isn't so bad if ... continued »