One of the things that was most appealing to me about the Palm Pre was the Touchstone charger that didn’t need any wires to charge. I picked up the WildCharge system for my iPhone shortly after it launched and have been using it ever since to charge the device sans wires. If you want something a bit more portable than ... continued »

AT&T has announced a new wireless/wired bundle of services for small businesses that wraps wireless service, high-speed Internet and unlimited local and long distance calling into one bill. The best news about the service is that it is all available for under $100 per month. The bundle is called the "All for Less" bundle and is available for small businesses with ... continued »

Another incident involving carrier pigeons attempting to get phone parts into Jail has been unearthed. Previously occurring in Brazil, this time the naughty flying mules were spotted in Columbia. continued »

While the Skype app is being downloaded like crazy for iPhones, AT&T are looking into the way they handle VOIP. During a Q&A at the CTIA their thoughts became a clear. continued »

Although a slight change in the manner of how much text was involved, the implications are nothing small. After launching a good deal for discounted Netbooks, AT&T have updated the "Prohibited and Permissible Uses" section. continued »

The location: Sorocaba prison, 62 miles away from Sao Paolo. The operation by Authorities: intercept two pigeons en route with a phone and charger. continued »

30% of the market within five years will be 3G and 4G wireless subscriptions. Analysts from In-Stat released a report recently detailing the move. continued »

Their first WiFi enabled phone, the WPP-8000 has been announced by Pantech. If the model is successful, the company is likely to release similar devices in the future. continued »

The Samsung SCH r211 is a simple phone that covers the basics. Best part is that it is available now for only $89.99 walk away. continued »

Australian Phone Customers know all too well the changes CEO Sol Trujillo has had on the telecommunications industry over his four years in the top job of Telstra. Employing his "take no prisoners style" from his aggressive US corporate culture, Uncle Sol is leaving the fixed network in tatters. continued »