A patent app from Qualcomm turned up today that is for a cool looking multi-fold device that aims to replace smartphones and tablets. The device has a UI that changes depending on how it is folded. continued »

Sprint has been setting up its WiMax networks around the country for a while now and so far, the big piece of the puzzle missing has been WiMax mobile phones. A rumor popped up today that is a long shot claiming that Sprint might be getting WiMax handsets from Palm. continued »

Motorola co-CEO Sanjay Jha has stated that the company is open to creating handsets running Windows Phone 7. Motorola previously stepped away from Windows Mobile in favor of Android. continued »

Palm Pre and Pixi handset are rumored to be getting a new webOS 1.4 update on February 25. The update is said to add video recording to the features of the devices. continued »

Documents found over at the FCC are hinting that AT&T may be getting its own version of the Palm Pre. The documents tip May 10 as the day images are available, which with other handsets has been the day the device was announced. continued »

Google and the Chinese government are fighting over attacks on the Google network and censorship. Google announced today that it would postpone the launch of new Android handsets in China, presumably until the issues with the government are worked out. continued »

Mobile phone users in Mexico who have been waiting to get their hands on the Palm Pre will be glad to hear that Telcel will offer the handset starting on November 27. The Pre for Mexico will be the same GSM/GPRS/EDGE handset already offered in the US. continued »

Today the HTC HD2 turned up on the O2 website which lends strength to the expectations that the device will launch soon on the O2 network. The rumored date was first tipped for October 19 and we have still yet to see the device. continued »

OtterBox has extended its line of super protective Defender cases to new Palm products with the introduction of the Defender for the Treo Pro handset. The case has the same three-layer design as other Defender cases. continued »

Palm has announced that starting in December it will be opening the doors to its developer program. The developer program will allow dev groups to design and sell applications for the Palm line of webOS devices. continued »