OpenMoko's Neo FreeRunner, a handset for developers and mobile device hackers, is now running with Android OS. My colleague Ewdison Then of SlashGear wrote: continued »

Vincent is known for his pathological love of Bluetooth headsets, and so when faced with BlueAnt's latest Voice Control technology packed into their brand new V1 earpiece he practically demanded that company rep Peter George demonstrate the hands-free marvel on camera. [youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=AzGzyj-9TFo[/youtube] 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'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 »

CES might be full of new tech-toys, but there's also plenty of existing gadgetry repackaged and sent out masquerading as something new.  Verizon have seemingly done just that, with their SMT5800 smartphone based on the HTC Vox.  Windows Mobile 6 is there, and they've given it a fresh, metallic colour scheme, but otherwise it's the same candybar-slider with QWERTY keyboard, ... continued »

While it looks like some sort of chest-expander, in actual fact this handled hunk of cellular goodness is ZyXEL's modem for Sprint's upcoming WiMAX Xohm network. Presented at CES 2008, the MAX-206m2 is a 4G router/modem intended for commercial applications. continued »

Trimble, who provide GPS software downloads to compatible handsets, have announced that their AllSport, Geocache Navigator and Trimble Outdoors titles are now available for CDMA-based BlackBerry handsets as well as GSM versions.  That means that cellphones such as the BlackBerry 8830 World Edition and the Pearl 8130, available from Verizon Wireless and Sprint, now have GPS options beyond what's available ... 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 »

Ewdi scored hands-on time with the new OpenMoko FreeRunner smartphone. Based on the short length of time had with the FreeRunner, he wasn’t too impressed with response time of the device, but the interface layout was well designed and laid out. continued »

You certainly can't accuse Motorola of shying away from a challenge: at their CES 2008 launch of the ROKR E8 music phone, their president of mobile devices, Stu Reed, defiantly told reporters that "we’re dispelling the myth that mobile phones with music features are inferior to stand-alone audio devices." Key to their assault on the standalone PMP market is ... continued »