Customers who have the Quickfire handset should be getting a letter and email, plus a free text message showing you the correct way to insert the charger plug into the device.  AT&T have taken this step out of an overabundance of caution due to a handful of reports that the device may overheat if the charger plug is inserted incorrectly ... continued »

Phone Scoop has confirmed with AT&T Mobility that it has pulled the AT&T Quickfire from all its retail outlets,  but refused to reveal the reason behind the device's removal. continued »

Looking at these renders of what may become new Motorola phones we cant help but notice that they do not look like previous models. Could one of these be the new Android-powered handset that Motorola has been reportedly working on? Only time will tell. 2009 is shaping up to be quite a year for Motorola with all of the new phones ... continued »

Another week has come and gone and now it's time to review all that we've talked about here on PhoneMag. For starters, we found out that Sprint released the Katana Eclipse X, but then we got our hands on it for a review. Turns out, this phone is meant for media lovers that need a few smartphone features without the ... continued »

People have come fourth saying that the AT&T Quickfire is being sold in an AT&T wireless store right now in one small town. The Sidekick rival with a full QWERTY keyboard is rumored that it will not be available till November 11th, but that never seems to stop everyone. Since the Quickfire does not have an official release date, stores are ... continued »