Today, T-Mobile announced the upcoming availability of the T-Mobile myTouch 3G with Google (myTouch), a follow-up to the T-Mobile G1, the world’s first Android-powered device. In addition to deep integration of Google services and the latest Android software, T-Mobile has done a number of things to create a unique and individualized experience with this phone.  With the ability to richly customize menus, ... continued »

Friday June 19th can only mean one thing: it's iPhone 3G S day.  Apple's new smartphone has arrived, and we headed down to their NYC store to pick up one of the new handsets.  You can read our full first-impressions over at SlashGear, plus some of the highlights here. continued »

HTC have announced a mysterious press event to be held on Wednesday June 24th in London, UK.  Seemingly titled "Come see...", the flier gives no suggestion as to what might be on the agenda for the event. continued »

Here we go again. Engadget got some more slides from their source with AT&T. This time, it's LG's turn. The Herald is a 20-key SureType smartphone, featuring triband 3G, a 2 megapixel cam, microSD expansion up to 16GB, Windows Mobile 6.1, 320 x 240 and a non-touch display. July 6th is the target date for this one, which is ... continued »

Nokia launched the Ovi app store today overseas and in the U.S. today. The 50 million Nokia phone users will now be able to download applications and game to their Nokia devices. Ovi consolidates all of the existing Nokia content into a single location for users to access and download. continued »

HTC's Magic Android smartphone has landed over at our sibling-site Android Community, and so we've taken the opportunity to throw together a video unboxing and hands-on gallery.  The Magic takes most of the specs from the T-Mobile G1 and slides them into a far sleeker casing, ideal for single-hand use. continued »

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 »

Over at SlashGear we've been video unboxing the latest Windows Mobile smartphone, HTC's deeply impressive Touch Diamond2.  Announced at Mobile world Congress in Barcelona last February, the HTC Touch Diamond2 has a 3.2-inch WVGA touchscreen, WiFi b/g, 3G HSDPA, GPS and the latest version of HTC's own TouchFLO 3D interface. continued »

HTC have announced the HTC Snap, a Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard smartphone with HSDPA, GPS, WiFi b/g and a full QWERTY keyboard.  Launched at CTIA today, the HTC Snap has a 2.4-inch QVGA (320 x 240) non-touchscreen display and a 2-megapixel camera that supports video capture. The HTC Snap measures 4.59 x 2.42 x 0.47 inches and weighs 4.23oz.  Its standard ... continued »

The BlackBerry App World will rival Apple, with Nokia and Microsoft to follow. The online space is set to be launching April 1 at the CTIA Wireless trade show in Las Vegas. continued »