Of all days for internal shots of a handset to release. With Apple's big event this morning, it's a wonder anything else got any attention at all. But the HTC Opal is worth mentioning. continued »

National Geographic announced their mobile division yesterday in order to bring mobile games and programming to handsets everywhere. National Geographic Mobile will launch in October and a special website tailored for mobile devices will feature mobile optimized content covering topics areas from news to music to videos.   The content will of course coincide with the magazine and channel's content. It ... continued »

If you have been waiting for a mobile phone that brings superior video quality to your fingertips, you don't have to wait much longer. The LG Invision was announced today and it brings video to your mobile phone in a new, stylish way. Developed by AT&T and LG, this rather stout phone supports the MediaFLO-based Mobile TV service. Combine that with ... continued »

The Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte was announced today and it offers up something new to the table by means of its unique materials. The phone is made from carbon fibre--which is very light and strong--titanium, polished glass and stainless steel. The Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte has several unique features that set it apart, aside from the carbon fibre casing. One such ... continued »

If you are a current Sprint subscriber, what follows will be of particular interest to you. Looks like the 2008-2009 roadmap for Sprint's releases has been leaked, and now we can all wait on the edge of our seats for what's to come. It looks like we'll be seeing the Motorola i950 followed by the Motorola i576 and the Motorola i776 ... continued »

The U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved a bill called HANG UP, which, if approved by the House of Representatives would make calls on places illegal. HANG UP, which stands for Halting Airplane Noise to Give Us Peace, would make it illegal to place or receive calls on your cell phone while in the air. The purpose? To keep ... continued »