The first Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 was one sexy-looking smartphone, but it never really caught on quite as much as the crew at Sony Ericsson (and HTC) had hoped. Looking toward the second iteration, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 seems

It used to be that you had to make a choice between having the slimmest camera on the block and having optical zoom of anything beyond 3x. That's all changed with the arrival of the Casio EXILIM EX-H10, a skinny

It may look like a similarly basic and inexpensive cousin to the LG Neon, but it looks like the LG Tritan launching through Alltel Wireless brings quite a bit more to the table. At the same time, you can snag

The guys at Mimoco have been producing these cute USB flash drives for what seems like an eternity, so you wouldn't think that they would be able to offer anything new or innovative to the market anymore. And you'd be

Some of you may already be familiar with the Video Games Live phenomenon. For those of you who aren't, it is an event wherein a full symphony orchestra recreates some of our favorite video game theme songs and related music.

We weren't that impressed with the black Sony Ericsson XPEIA X2, but this new silver version quickly got our attention. Not only does it look better in silver and white, this latest set of pics shows off a working XPERIA

Rogers will be coming out with their iPhone 3GS by next week, and it appears that Bell won't be far behind with their Palm Pre.Based on a chat using Bell's Live chat service, it was revealed that the Palm Pre

Right on schedule, Bell is now offering the LG Rumour 2 as part of their line-up. Likewise, this successor to the LG Rumour is now also available on Solo Mobile as well.What's even better is that its 3-yr contract price

Nokia is reportedly dabbling in some weird science trying to cook up a method to provide mobile phone users with an alternative way to charge their handsets by harnessing the power from electromagnetic waves. While that maybe a thing of

We're aware that there's already a call for a standardized charging solution for mobile phones, but can you imagine not even having to connect your phone to an outlet to charge it?Well, that's what Nokia's hoping to achieve with their

Filed under: , , , , , , Making a phone rugged is just begging reviewers to beat the hell out of it, so when decided to coat its with rubber and make it impervious to cold, heat, and water,

Filed under: , , , , , , Sorry, -- you've once again gotten gamed by the quick-draw Nokia flagship stores in New York and Chicago who've received stock of the black version of the today. You can't buy the

Filed under: , , Sure, we feign a lack of bias, but deep down in our hearts we only have one love: 's robo-duckie mascot. Unfortunately for Symbian, it's going to take all the charm it can muster to win

Filed under: , , , It won't be available en masse until the 17th of the month, but the is now available to developers -- a promising sign that apps taking advantage of a wide variety of 3.0's new features

Filed under: , , If you find the idea of positively disgusting and excessive, perhaps this is a little more to your liking: Sprint has now introduced its ridiculously-named "$39.99 Connection Plan for Corporate Liable accounts," which is targeted specifically

Filed under: , , , , , It's been known since day one that iPhone OS 3.0 would support data tethering, and Apple took the opportunity to drive the point home by saying that it'd be launching the service with

Filed under: , , We're liveblogging from WWDC in San Francisco as we speak, and there's plenty of good stuff coming out of Phil Schiller's keynote address. Here's what you need to see so far: - Phil Schiller keynote live

Filed under: , , , digg_url ='http://digg.com/apple/iPhone_3GS_announced'; As endlessly predicted, Apple's unveiled a new iPhone today at WWDC, the iPhone 3G S -- the "s" stands for speed. Although it looks almost exactly like the 3G, it's much, much faster

Filed under: , , , , The very first thing we want to know about this newfangled is exactly what we're getting for our extra Benjamin (or two, depending on the model you spring for). We don't have all the

Filed under: , , , , , , We have a hard time believing that the FCC's documentation system is efficient and well-coordinated enough to actually reveal documents at the exact date and time that filers want them to --