NTT DOCOMO today announced the new TATA DOCOMO brand for a GSM service to be provided in India by Tata Teleservices Limited (TTSL), in which DOCOMO will own a 26 percent stake.TTSL plans to launch the GSM service in southern

The whole world is right now talking about the Palm Pre and the soon-to-be-released Apple iPhone 3G S smartphones. But here is one video that you are going to drool over, guys. This is a 10-minute HD review of the

The yet to be announced Nokia E72 has shown up on both the YouTube and Nokia Conversations websites. The E72 seems to be the next successor of the E71/71x mobile phones. It has a full QWERTY keyboard for messaging. There

As you all know, the stylish and much-touted Nokia E75 is a messaging phone, which consists of top-class hardware. We bring you a video walkthrough of the device. Take a look and tell us what you think.[There is a video

The latest introduction from Samsung, the Samsung MyShot II, is the next version of the original MyShot. This device has now made its appearance on the Cricket Wireless website. The surprising thing here is that it features on the website,

Filed under: , , Remember that from MWC? It's all grown up and officially launched as the U8230 now. Specs are still , however -- the only hard info we've got is a 3.5-inch touchscreen and a 1500mAH battery, which

Filed under: , , , , , The most interesting non-smartphone news to come out of this year from Samsung may have been the announcement of the , the wild-looking oval of a phone filled to the brim with advanced

Filed under: , , , What's that, you're still holding your breath waiting for the release? Breathe, child, breathe, it's still going to be a little while before you can get your nav on with this celly. Obviously it didn't

Filed under: , , Samsung may have only just officially taken the wraps off its touchscreen phone yesterday, but it looks like folks in the UK can now already get their hands on one courtesy of Vodafone -- and for

Filed under: , , , , , A little tip to Nokia: don't bother announcing stuff like this at the exact same time as monsters like the , because we assure you that no one's going to care. That's a

Filed under: , , , , , Remember that we got our hands on a few months back? Well, it looks like it got a little makeover just in time for yesterday's launch on Telefonica Espana. While we're digging the

Filed under: , , Look, we're not going to stop you if you insist on staying up until 4:30AM ET tomorrow morning to see what Sony Ericsson has in store at its , we just don't want you to walk

Looks like Apple's response to the Pre's support for iTunes syncing is starting to take form -- a snippy little note titled "About unsupported third-party digital media players" was just posted to the company's support site. The money quote: Apple

Filed under: , Just in case a new model and OS 3.0 weren't enough goodies for this week, support team members are sending emails out announcing the company's will finally seeing the light of day and will launch this Thursday,

Filed under: , , , , So you're an iPhone owner with a massive case of Pre jealousy, but you've got another year left on your AT&T contract. We know you're out there, and we know you're struggling -- you're

Filed under: , , , , , , , We figure that the Sony Ericsson is destined for Rogers any day now -- just around the same time that we suspect the will be announced, ironically -- and now we're

Filed under: , , , , , It boggles the mind that Palm is still totally silent on the issue of global availability; yes, granted, Apple employed similar foot-dragging following the original iPhone's launch, but the difference there was that

Filed under: , , , , , , , Waiting days in the blistering sun for a phone that more level-headed folks (that is, not us) will be able to get by simply waltzing into a store a few days

Filed under: , , For most owners, updates to the operating system happen silently and with little drama -- just the way Palm and the average user likes it. For the more inquisitive of us, though, Palm is offering a

Filed under: , , , Looks like might win again. Android lovers who didn't get their hands on the (a.k.a. ) already can look forward to a summer launch of T-Mobile's version, . According to the Wall Street Journal citing,