The Boy Genius has gotten his hands on a photo of what he believes to be the LG Xenon. This phone is still being worked on by AT&T, but now we're getting a sneak preview of the slider, which will supposedly make its debut by Christmas time. The LG Xenon is expected to be a slider with a QWERTY keyboard ... continued »

Details of Motorola's Atila smartphone, the non-keyboard version of the previously leaked Windows Mobile 6.1 Alexander, have leaked, and for once Motorola look to be onto a winner. The Atila (which is a codename and unlikely to be the final name) is the first Motorola device to have triband UMTS/HSDPA (850MHz/1900MHz/2100MHz), although disappointingly the company have stuck with QVGA for ... continued »

The rumor mill is operating at full swing this fine Saturday morning, and this one is a biggie. It is being suggested that Deutsche Telekom is considering buying out Sprint Nextel. You read it right, buy them out. There are quite a few sources reporting this now, and while it is only wild speculation, it does present an interesting idea, ... continued »

T-Mobile has made good on their promise to get 3G up and running by this summer. Yesterday, in New York City, the first reports of the service were given. Contrary to earlier reports, there is data access. It is not clear if it will stay that way, as T-Mobile could very well honor their earlier statement, and make it voice ... continued »

You have to be kidding me. I read this at least three times to make sure my eyes were not deceiving me. It seems, through a memo T-Mobile handed to Engadget, that they will not be allowing any data on the UMTS network that launches tomorrow in New York. As a T-Mobile customer, I am crushed. Just as I am ... continued »

According to the latest rumor, T-Mobile USA will be launching their 3G UMTS network in New York City tomorrow, May 1st.  According to a document claimed to be from the carrier themselves, NYC will be the first of over twenty cities to be 3G-enabled by the end of the year.  Those locations are apparently the same as the twenty-four tipped in ... continued »

NextWave announced today that they are considering a plan to auction off their spectrum holdings. NextWave has hired Deutsche Bank and UBS to investigate the possibility of auctioning it's spectrum off. NextWave has spectrum holdings covering more than 251 million people, which means they have a significant amount to offer. The 700MHz auction was considered to be a last chance ... continued »

Despite AT&T rolling some corporate heads recently, they have made a knock out quarter for themselves, and earnings are up, way up. Looks like all that talk of a stumbling economy, did not affect AT&T as hard as they were thinking. They owe at least some of this success to huge growth in the wireless data sector. Overall, AT&T saw ... continued »

Whether you think EV-DO Rev.A wipes the floor with HSDPA or vice versa, one thing most people can agree on is that high-speed cellular data access is A Good Thing.  That's why T-Mobile USA's lack of a 3G network has been such an embarrassment for the carrier.  Now, according to TmoNews, they're planning an imminent roll-out of their UMTS system, ... continued »

Out of Toshiba's G-Series Portégé cellphones, the most unusual was the tri-circular G450; intended to only do duty as an occasional handset, its primary purpose was to provide UMTS/HSDPA cellular broadband to a laptop via its built-in USB connectivity.  Crave UK have been playing with one and, for £100 ($194), come away surprisingly impressed.  While standard phone functions are made ... continued »