BlackBerry handsets (Curve, Storm, Pearl) occupy three spots in the top five of the US smartphone sales chart in Q1 2009, according to market researchers the NPD Group. continued »

Statistics can be used to suggest anything, although some just do not lie. Another matter that cannot lie is that smartphones are getting so smart they are leaving consumer-electronics devices for dead. continued »

By 2013, 62.3 million smartphones will be in North America alone. Technology research firm In-Stat projects that smartphone sales will grow strongly over the next five years, accounting for 20% of all handsets globally by 2013 compared to 10% today. continued »

Motorola Inc.'s Chief Financial Officer, Paul Liska filed a wrongful termination suit against Motorola on Feb. 20 in the Circuit Court of Cook County, Ill. Apparently, the existence of the case couldn't be independently verified. On Wednesday, Mr. Liska released a statement saying he was surprised to learn that he had been fired for cause. Motorola announced it was replacing Mr. ... continued »

Although overall sales of mobile handsets is in decline, the market share of smartphones is still on the rise. Applied market intelligence Company, iSuppli estimates an 11.1% increase in smartphone sales during 2009. continued »

The Pre from Palm was met with rave reviews although the company is holding off. Release of the phone is expected during the second quarter of 09 through Sprint's Network. continued »

Nokia USA this weekend stopped selling the American version of the 5800 in its two flagship stores in New York and Chicago, just a few days after the U.S. introduction on February 26. Nokia is now selling the European version of 5800 as a replacement. continued »

Verizon Wireless have brought the LG Versa to the online shelves. The device is available under a 2 year contract for the reduced price of $199 after a $50 rebate. continued »

AT&T's third quarter earnings came in today and the results are pretty impressive. The carrier reported a 4% growth in total revenue and much of that can be pinpointed to the enormous iPhone sales occurring in the past few months.   You can check out some of the highlights below. Looks like the poor economy isn't effecting everyone just yet! $0.55 reported ... continued »

As our economy has fallen on hard times, it seems Nokia is feeling the pinch as well. The company released their third quarter figures today and sales were down, down, down.     This shouldn't come as a huge surprise. After all, Nokia did say they expected a slow third quarter. However, it did lose a substantial amount of market share, falling ... continued »