Mobile Crunch leaked all of the N900 specs, features and supposed launch date but here’s the first ever picture courtesy of Cellpassion.com. The Nokia N900 or also referred to as the Rover is purported to replace the N810 Internet tablet. The Rover looks darn similar to the Nokia N97 with a 3.5? touchcreen featuring a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. The display ... continued »

Statistics can be used to suggest anything, although some just do not lie. Another matter that cannot lie is that smartphones are getting so smart they are leaving consumer-electronics devices for dead. continued »

With the recent press explosion of iPhone 3.0, there must be something in the water for the mobile OS. The list gets longer - iPhone OS, Android, webOS, Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, S60 but what do you choose when you actually want to buy a phone!? continued »

Becoming more of a virtual 'everything', the mobile device is taking over the world. Market researcher comScore states that US residents using mobile devices to access information has doubled since last year. continued »

The challenge was thus: a lack of visual feedback when browsing web pages and the issue of selecting the wrong link. The answer: Fingertouch, a technology "designed to make interacting with the Web easier and simpler on these touch-based devices." continued »

The Goal: To offer the exchange of contact information in a "ridiculously easy way". The web start-up, DubMeNow provides instant, up-to-date connections from your work colleagues to facebook friends. continued »

User Experience (UX) perhaps took a back seat to functionality in the smartphone world, up until the iPhone brought Apple usability to the mobile industry.  In a Mobilize panel this afternoon, several industry professionals discussed the evolution of the UX and how in fact delivering a polished degree of interaction with a device can sell not only the device itself ... continued »

Voice and SMS has long been the mobile cash-cow, but usage models - and network capacities - change perhaps pushing data to the fore. In this Mobilize panel discussion, several industry professionals discuss the future of mobile web data products, exploring a market that bypasses voice for alternative monetization strategies. In the video, products such as the Amazon Kindle, Sony PSP ... continued »

Vincent is at the GigaOm Mobilize conference today in San Francisco, and he's sending back video from the event.  Mobilize is all about driving mobile web development - whether from a hardware, software or services standpoint - and promises to cover everything from WiMAX through economics to today's hot-topic, location-based services. Om Malik's opening remarks: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1Sp47JC1sY[/youtube] In this video, JumpTap's Paran Johar begins ... continued »

We did our official unboxing of the Kyocera KR2 router today, one that I was personally ecstatic to do. The KR2 router allows you to use different EVDO devices such as PCI express cards, PC cards, and USB air cards along with being a four port hub and having the ability to hook up to your modem. It has an ... continued »