Many iPhone users were disappointed to find out that the new iPhone 3G does not support copy and paste. A true smartphone should have this basic feature in place – why didn’t Apple add this function to its new handset? continued »

Many people were able to get a hold of an iPhone 3G over the weekend and reviews has started to show up around blogosphere. Most of the reviews are favorable toward the phone but does raise concern over weak battery life when 3G data connection is enabled. continued »

I have a confession to make.  Up until the launch of the 3G version, I was pretty much an iPhone virgin.  Yes, I'd quickly pawed at demo models in Apple stores, but never for any significant length of time.  More blasphemous, perhaps, I didn't really understand the hype, wrote it off as another side effect of the Cult Of Mac.  ... continued »

While you can’t really get any application from App store at this moment, it does indeed give you preview on what it will be selling – listing 552 applications. There are about 25 percent of free application listed right now and the other 75 percent commercial application ranging from $4.99 up to $9.99. At this point, the App store is ... continued »

As predicted, Steve Jobs used the opening keynote at WWDC 2008 to announce the new iPhone 3G.  With a new, slicker casing than the first-gen iPhone, together with HSDPA for high-speed connectivity, the upgraded model will go on sale on July 11th priced from an astonishing $199. continued »

The Sprint Instinct is a touchscreen phone with high-end features that may finally give the iPhone some real competition. The Sprint Instinct is an EV-DO Rev. A handset with integrated GPS and fast access to Sprint TV, together with a virtual QWERTY keypad, 2-megapixel camera with video recording, Bluetooth 2.0 and microSD storage supporting up to 8GB cards. The user ... continued »

It is a very common practice for carriers to work with a manufacturer to get exclusive deals on new devices. Every one of the national carriers employ this practice. It gives people another reason to switch carriers, and ensures current subscribers renew contracts in order to get that device they have been checking out at the local retailer. continued »

The Samsung Instinct for Sprint will be huge. From back when it was still referred to simply as the M800, the device has shown tons of potential. We got a hands on with the device at CTIA this year. It is very clear this device is aimed squarely at the iPhone. Sprint has shown ads, and even licensed visual voice ... continued »

Opera is an insanely popular and functional mobile browser. Opera Mini will run on just about anything, and its big brother Opera Mobile for smart phones takes the functionality to the next level. Having used it before, I can attest that it is indeed a good browser. It's current iteration of 8.65 already has a loyal following, but what about ... continued »

Vincent has been spending some hands-on time with HTC's Touch Diamond at its London premiere today, and we've got the live photos for you.  In many respects the smartphone seems to live up to HTC's hyperbole: the 640 x 480 VGA screen is amazingly crisp and the device overall feels more like a compact PMP than a clunky smartphone.  Saying that, the ... continued »