Chalk this one up as a rumor (however likely) but according to iLounge, the next iPhone will come in two capacities, presumably 16GB and 32GB. The more interesting tidbit here is that there will be three different cell radios for carriers to select. This isn't an option for the consumer, but rather for carriers, such as those in China, to ... continued »

This is just a rumor at this point, but the more we hear about it, the more it seems to be true. It seems the LG enV3 will be released on May 29th. That is, if the latest information dug up by the Boy Genius Report is to be believed. continued »

Sprint may have an exclusive on the Palm Pre, if rumors from Engadget holds true, AT&T may be getting the Palm Eos (codename Castle). The Palm Eos powered by webOS, takes the shape of a candy bar and it looks every bit as sweet as the Pre, featuring a QWERTY keyboard, 2.63-inch with 320 x 400 capacitive touch display, ... continued »

Microsoft sounds like they might be ready to show off the new operating system next month. Even if they are not expected till the second half of the year. continued »

The Touch Diamond2 has improved upon many of the great multimedia features that rocked the first version of this Windows Mobile 6.1 powered device. Although limited, qualities are available through retailers worldwide. continued »

Details have surfaced on the official LG German blog about the Viewty models. The information, now pulled from the site, appeared to be valid. continued »

Is this the Palm Pre spotted in San Francisco? What really made that guy on the right hand side pull such a ridiculous face? continued »

Leaking like a tap in a cheap rental property, images and rumors about Windows Mobile 6.5 keep coming. A number of designer themes have been spotted. continued »

Photos have started to do the run around of the Verizon enV3. This coming only moments after photos of the older brother of the model, the Verizon enV2. continued »

Latest rumours put Windows 7 to be available by the end of 2009 and out on devices by Spring 2010. Images are already dancing about the Internets showing off the alleged user interface. continued »