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Flexy Motorola Phone Bends in Half, Breaks Our Hearts (Wired News)
The innovative Motorola Z10 is out and it's giving us the bends. The new slider actually features a hinged midsection which bends at an angle when you answer the phone. Aside form this unique feature though everything else about this handset is a bit hard to deal with. The OS is confusing and obtuse while the 3MP camera is woefully inadequate for the video recording capabilities the phone is ...
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FCC blesses Android phone (Linux Devices)
— Aug. 18, 2008 — The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has approved a phone from HTC that could be the first phone to ship with the Linux-based Google Android stack. The 5 x 3-inch HTC Dream sports a slide-or-swivel QWERTY keypad, touchscreen with haptic feedback, WiFi, and Bluetooth.
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Motorola Adventure V750 review (infoSyncWorld)
We try out the rugged new clamshell in our Motorola Adventure V750 review. Does Verizon Wireless finally have a PTT portfolio worth seeing?
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Stuff's cellphone roundup (Stuff)
There's a mobile out there for everyone, but finding the one that's right for you – and that you can afford – can be a real challenge.
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Four new phones are now shipping (infoSyncWorld)
AT&T Wireless, Sprint and Verizon Wireless are warming up their engines for the upcoming fall season, releasing new phones in the $150 range.
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Nokia 6650 flip coming to AT&T to redeem the N75 (Engadget)
Filed under: Cellphones , Handhelds Well, here's one we didn't see coming: it seems that AT&T has wised up to the fact that Americans like their Symbian (well, at least a few of 'em do, anyway) and wants to keep S60-equipped options on the table. Yes, granted, AT&T is a founding member of the Symbian Foundation , but the proof is in the pudding, and the last Nokia smartphone to land ...
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Streaming media player targets netbooks, nettops (Linux Devices)
— Aug. 19, 2008 — RealNetworks (Real) says its RealPlayer is available for licensing by OEMs building "netbooks and nettops" that run Linux on Intel's Atom processor.
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Intel announces high-speed SSDs (Linux Devices)
— Aug. 19, 2008 — At today's Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in San Francisco, the chipmaker announced new SSDs (solid-state drives). The 1.8-inch X-18M and 2.5-inch X-25M target laptops and desktops, while the 2.5-inch X25E, which boasts faster write speeds, targets servers. ...
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Seeking a simple cellular phone? (Seattle Times)
Despite the growing popularity of such useful products as the Apple iPhone and Samsung Instinct, I hear from readers with a simple question: "Where can I get a phone that just makes calls?"
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Dell embeds Linux in enterprise laptops (Linux Devices)
— Aug. 19, 2008 — Dell will equip a new crop of enterprise notebooks with little embedded Linux systems. Running on a still-unannounced embedded architecture, the "Latitude ON" subsystems will provide near-instant access to email, and days rather than hours of battery life, the vendor has ...
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