Love last.fm? Wish you could keep track of all the music you play on your iPhone or iPod Touch? MobileScrobbler will let you upload your music history, stream music from last.fm, and ban, love, and skip tracks. All you need is a jailbroken iPhone or iPod Touch, firmware v1.1.1 or later, and of course a last.fm account. You can use EDGE ... continued »

UK carrier O2, currently Apple's partner in the country for the iPhone, have been threatened with a £40m ($79m) fine by telecoms regulator Ofcom for failing to meet a 3G licence roll-out requirement last year.  The clause, which obliged any UK carrier with a 3G licence to build a network catering for at least 80-percent of the population by the ... continued »

According to figures released by Google, iPhone users are accessing the search engine 50 times more frequently than owners of any other handset, resulting in mobile revenues growing "above expectations" in both usage and turnover.  "We thought it was a mistake and made our engineers check the logs again" Vic Gundotra, head of mobile operations, Google continued »

Toshiba has added a new mobile to its G-series line. It’s called the Toshiba Portege G810 and it’s a WinMo smartphone that seems to be headed to Europe only, and not even then until the second quarter. continued »

Nokia's new 6210 Navigator might just be the phone for you if you're yet to invest in a standalone GPS device.  While dedicated satnav units usually cater to either the pedestrian or car user, the 6210 has both in-vehicle voice-guidance and an on-foot mode; the latter uses an integrated compass and accelerometer to make sure the on-screen map is the ... continued »

HTC today launched the P3470 Windows Mobile 6 Pro smartphone, one of the smallest touchscreen handsets in its range and yet still carrying a 2.8-inch display, 2-megapixel camera and GPS with TomTom Navigation preloaded.  In fact, the only thing power users will miss is some sort of high-speed data: the quadband GSM handset tops out at EDGE, unlike other models in ... continued »

The ASUS M930, not to be mistaken for Toshiba Portege G910 device was caught in the wild by the staffers at TamsWMS. Based on his feedbacks, I can almost tell you that the device is sadly unimpressive. For starters, pricing at 500 to 600 EURO, you’d expect the M930 to be nothing but a bundle of love and ... continued »

The Garmin nuvifone is actually the closest iPhone-clone I’ve seen announced stateside. It runs Garmin’s proprietary OS, has the same 3.5-inch LCD display as the iPhone, HSDPA (wahoo!), quad-band, WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS. Click over to read the rest of the press release. continued »

You’re probably wondering what the heck is PHONE Magazine doing writing about the HTC Shift launch in Taiwan. The Shift isn’t all beauty; believe it or not, it has more wireless protocols than many devices on the market. Starting with HSDPA/UMTS (Tri-band 850/1900/2100MHz), Quad-Band GPRS/EDGE, WiFi, Bluetooth and USIM/SIM card slot. Wow, ok now that’s out of ... continued »

For now, the Samsung t819 is all EDGE on T-Mobile’s network. That many not be the case the down should T-Mobile decides to unleash the t819’s mighty WCDMA feature on their new 1700MHz network. Other than the AWS 3G, this slider form-factor phone is darn average with features such as stereo Bluetooth, 220x176 display, 1.3-megapixel camera, microSD slot ... continued »