Samsung Electronics, the world's second largest handset maker, debuted a new line of touch screen smartphones, expressing confidence it would expand its global market share despite the economic downturn.

Samsung today unveiled the , a compact Windows Mobile smartphone with an ergonomic QWERTY keypad

Samsung today unveiled the , a mid-level touch screen Windows Mobile smartphone with a 3.0-megapixel camera.

South Korean handset maker Samsung today announced the , a Windows Mobile 6.1 touch screen smartphone with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard.

South Korean phone maker Samsung today unveiled the , the world's fastest touch screen smartphone.

Palm has said that the Mojo SDK for the webOS platform will not likely be available until the end of the summer.

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Apple CEO Steve Jobs received a liver transplant roughly two months ago, and that he is recovering well and due back at Apple by the end of the month.

Difficult to say who is to blame, but we guess that... ... but we guess that O2 is to blame: it has promised that Toshiba TG01 will be on sale "middle of June" (and we have already more like "the

The new iPhone went on sale Friday morning, greeted by much smaller lines and less hoopla than previous models.

Regulators are going to investigate whether exclusive cell phone deals, such as the one that locks the iPhone to ATandT, are good for consumers.

ASCAP (the same folks who went after Girl Scouts for singing around a campfire) appears to believe that every time your musical ringtone rings in public, you're violating copyright law by "publicly performing" it without a license. At least that's

Nortel Networks, once a technology giant, has decided to sell itself off in pieces rather than attempt to emerge from bankruptcy as a restructured company.

Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs, whose recovery from pancreatic cancer appeared less certain when he had to take medical leave in January, received a liver transplant two months ago but is recovering well, The Wall Street Journal reported Saturday.

Canadian mobile penetration continued to languish below 65% in the first quarter of 2009, with an end-quarter rate of 64.6%. This was up 4.0pp year on year but just 0.4pp in the quarter.

Nokia Siemens Networks said Saturday it will buy the wireless operations of Canadian-based Nortel Networks in a $650 million deal to strengthen its position in North American markets.

A financial services technology group is developing standards for making secure mobile payment transactions.

A salesman's BlackBerry buzzes. The caller could be the lead he's been courting - or his son checking in. As smart phones infiltrate the workplace, they are bringing along a dilemma: Should firms govern how employees use mobile phones?

Some owners of Apple's new iPhone 3G S may have to wait up to two days to make calls.

I'm not sure if The Gadget Show's Jon Bentley has been watching my , but in his own video review (embedded below in HQ) of the Nokia N97, he seems to have picked up on many of the same complaints,