Filed under: , , Normally we're just happy to be able to read a bit of legible text on a mobile device -- maybe with a bit of anti-aliasing tossed in -- but we really have to hand it to

Filed under: , , It's been some time since we've heard a word about Samsung's enigmatic QWERTY slider, the Louvre. Now it looks like we've got on our hands a new, decidedly more clear pic of the phone care of

Filed under: , , If you were to put the Pre on a scale of hacker friendliness from 1 to 10, where 1 is the iPhone (remember how long it took back in the day?) and 10 is, say, ,

Filed under: We here at Engadget Mobile tend to spend a lot of way too much time poring over the latest FCC filings, be it on the net or directly on the ol' Federal Communications Commission's site. Since we couldn't

Filed under: , , , AT&T's been feeding us a story that it'll offer only "once [it completes] some system upgrades that will ensure our customers have the best experience," but here's the thing: it seems that it works right

Filed under: , , , , , Some folks are already having luck scooping these things up at and / or (you can snag it from the big box for $520 off contract), but if you like your phone sales

Filed under: , Is that Coco Chanel cellphone applique you got at the mall starting to look a little... last season? Kent Displays Reflex LCD Electronic Skins may be the perfect partner to your fickle ways, changing colors on demand

Filed under: , , If you're on an iPhone right now and you see this picture here, you probably have an overwhelming feeling of doom in the pit of your stomach right about now -- or at least you should.

Filed under: , , , , , , , , "Regular" customers still have a bit of a wait yet, but it seems that Vodafone has gone ahead and pulled the trigger on shipments of HTC's to business customers --

Filed under: , The never really did Nokia's luxury marque justice -- casual passers-by would stop, point, and laugh at the overpriced Jabra JX10 masquerading as a meticulously hand-built bauble, and as we all know, disgustingly wealthy people have egos

Filed under: , , Quickoffice is to the . Indeed, the software itself has been around in one form or another since 1998. Most recently, however, the app has strolled into Apple's App Store, and we'll be taking a closer

Filed under: , , , , , , Seeing how these announcements are going down live in Singapore as we speak, we've got a few sources of live pictures of Nokia's latest announcements coming in off the interwebs already; it's

Filed under: , , , This video of iPhone OS 2.x running on a 24-inch multitouch monitor from Swedish design firm Dreamfield is almost certainly fake, but hey -- it's Sunday night, nothing's going on, and we were thinking about

Filed under: , , may not be available to the masses for a couple days yet, but that's not stopping Tapulous (nor Apple's App Store overlords, apparently) from rolling out a new version of its ridiculously popular Tap Tap Revenge

Filed under: , , , , , , You'd think that Nokia would want to do a better job of building up such important product announcements with a long, drawn-out series of frustratingly unhelpful teasers, viral videos, and global PR

Filed under: , , We're actually surprised we didn't make the connection earlier, but word on the street today is the rumored will actually be a renamed , a set that's been popping up a lot lately. Makes sense --

Filed under: , , , Bad news for folks hoping a pre-order would save them from that yearly in front of their local Apple Store: iPhone 3G S pre-orders have sold out, and folks who are making new pre-orders are

Filed under: , Sprint's fight with continues to wage on multiple fronts, all of which have been ongoing for eons -- especially the whole iDEN tussle in the wake of Sprint's merger with Nextel. Most recently, that little soap opera

Filed under: , , Looks like the is about to be upstaged as Nokia's premier business-class smartphone -- someone in Espoo's just hit the corporate YouTube account with this promo video for an E72. Upgrades include a five megapixel camera,

Filed under: , , Mr. BlurryCam, meet Dell's first cellphone. At least that's what the forum jockey's are claiming on Chinese site PDAFans. We have no way to authenticate the claim but whatever we've got here is sporting a Dell