While the Samsung Access A287 might be the next cellphone in AT&T's range to support MediaFLO TV - as hinted by the TV button to the left of the D-pad - it's unfortunately otherwise blighted by being, well, pretty damned ugly.  Sporting a 1.3-megapixel camera with zoom and video recording, specs are scarce but the carrier is likely to be targeting ... continued »

It must be a day for colour-changing cellphones; not only is the Samsung F700v available in white over in Spain, but LG are releasing a silver version of their PRADA touchscreen handset.  The phone - which SlashGear reviewed last year - will be available in eighteen European countries for around $500, with the chances of it reaching the US still ... continued »

Sprint has been quietly preparing three cities for their high-speed 4G WiMAX network, Xohm, and are set to launch the network for signups in Chicago, Baltimore and Washington D.C. in advance of wider availability later in 2008. The service - which has far greater range per base-station than WiFi and, thanks to being designed with data in mind, should ... continued »

Mobile broadband is hotting up in the UK, with Vodafone announcing their HSUPA USB Stick for PCs and Macs and promising download speeds of up to 7.2Mbps. The device is apparently smaller than any they've made previously, and monthly tariffs start at £25 ($49). continued »

Nokia launched the new North American optimized Nokia N95 8GB multimedia computer based on S60 3rd Edition and Symbian OS™ v9.2. This new Nokia N95 8GB offers North American 3G/HSDPA/UMTS compatibility while retaining all the popular functionality of the existing Nokia N95 8GB. The phone features a 2.8-inch QVGA screen with support for up to 16 million colors, eight gigabytes of ... continued »

Nokia's 3110 Evolve might look a little out of place among the high-spec smartphones we usually feature on PHONE Mag, but the handset is perhaps more important than anything from HTC's new range or Vodafone's leaked roadmap.  Created by the Finnish company as an example of how conscientious design can preserve style and function as well as maintain eco-credentials, the 3110 and its packaging is made ... continued »

Vodafone has had a lot of coverage over the past few days, though perhaps a little prematurely for its liking: since a presentation detailing the upcoming 2008 UK lineup was leaked, there are few secrets left in their corporate cupboard.  We've already discussed some of the more interesting models - Blackberry's new 8000-series smartphone (possibly called the 8920), Nokia's QWERTY-blessed ... continued »

Another CES 'Cherry Pick', Virgin Mobile stopped by to show off their Wild Card cellphone (and an even wilder red jacket), which is priced at just $100 and, for $2.49 a month, lets you access the network's 'Headliner' music magazine and listen to streaming music at $.25 a track. continued »

Another from the 'Cherry Picks' event the SlashGear team attended at CES today, the zBoost zPersonal is a cellphone amplifier that can turn a network blind-spot into a signal hotspot.  The compact box - which looks a little industrial, true, but all that cabling is so you can hide it out of the way - picks up any carrier's signal ... continued »

Cue plenty of seething at Sony Ericsson as photos of their new CES lineup are apparently leaked prior to an official announcement.  The handsets - which consist of the W350i flip, the W760i slider and the Z550i clamshell - continue the company's bold design theme, with strong contrast colours and some interesting textures on the Z550i.   continued »