No one can get enough of the Tube! At least it seems that way. Nokia's first touchscreen phone is making headlines today as rumors abound about its impending announcement. Now, industry sources are claiming the code-named "Tube" will be announced as early as next week.   The thinking here is that Nokia will be able to offer the touchscreen model at ... continued »

"Let's Rock" is coming tomorrow morning and we here at PhoneMag are excited to see what Apple pulls out of their sleeves this time. Set to start at 10 am from San Francisco, Apple is expected to make several announcements regarding iPods, iTunes, iPhone and more. And you know it's something to pay attention to when Apple calls it a ... continued »

In the world of mobile devices, rumors abound, but a particularly interesting one keeps popping up and won't seem to die. That rumor involves the possibility of a Zune phone. It seems a meeting may (or may not) be held this week in Redmond that would involve the discussion of a Zune phone to compete with the iPhone. All we know ... continued »

According to a ChangeWave survey, Apple and Research in Motion will continue to battle it out for the lead in the smart phone market. And while Apple seemed to the be the winner, that is only the case in the short-term. The "short-term" involves anticipated cell phone purchases within 90 days (the survey was conducted two weeks before the iPhone ... continued »

The iPhone 3G and the Blackberry Bold are often talked about in the same sentence. Whether this is because they offer similar functionality, or it's merely the latest device war remains to be seen. Even so, there are a few aspects to discuss when holding the devices side by side. When it comes to appearances, the iPhone is always going to ... continued »

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 »