AT&T have launched the Samsung Magnet, the candybar messaging handset first confirmed for the carrier back at the end of April.   Fitted with a full QWERTY keyboard and numerous messaging shortcuts, the Magnet is a bright orange slab of entry-level simplicity.   continued »

MobileMax has announced the launch of its GVdialer application. The program allows users to make calls through their Google Voice accounts in a very easy way. continued »

If you are going to Jail, you must forfeit just about everything on entry, this includes your phone. This didn't stop 2,800 mobiles being smuggled into Jails in 2008, this has brought about a new bill called SB 434. continued »

The Taxi and Limousine Commission of New York City (also known as the TLC) is considering some changes. Changes to the way that taxis and their drivers will operate in the future when it comes to making phone calls. continued »

It's a watch, no it's a voice recorder, no a PDA! This device is a all in one wrist bound gadget by Neutrano, not included is an attractive sidekick. continued »

Nokia is pulling away from using subcontractors in phone-making process. The move will shed more than $5 billion in revenue from electronics contract manufacturers. continued »

Not able to get to the computer? Jaxtr have developed a mobile version of their VoIP service for just those customers. continued »

ARM has been talking up its Mali-200 and Mali-400 processors. Through the conversations, manufacture of very powerful processors for mobile phones could be here by winter 2009. continued »

There was some speculation by Forbes earlier that the browser maker Opera might partner up with carriers to offer Opera Mini on new wireless devices.  According to Forbes, there would have been an official announcement at the CTIA Wireless conference coming up in April. The initial report from Forbes claimed that Opera would seek these partnerships and announce their plans to ... continued »

Senior VP and Chief Marketing Officer, Nigel Dessa of the AMD has called for battery life standards. Most statistics list "best case scenarios" when detailing real time battery life; the industry needs to be honest. continued »