Join Dieter, Matthew, Rene, and Kevin as they discuss all of the insanely great new smartphones that have been announced and released in the past month.

We got our hands on the new HP Mini 5101 10.1-inch netbook, featuring a 95% QWERTY spill-resistant keyboard.

HTC lays its own HTC Sense interface on top of Google Android in their new flagship device, the HTC Hero. Check out our in-depth impressions and photos of the HTC Hero inside.

Another waterproof compact has emerged from the sea. The Pentax Optio W80 brings HD video and a 5x optical zoom to your sandcastles and surfboards. Read the full story here.

We check out the new HP ProBook 4310s 13.3-inch business laptop that will be released later this summer.

Rumored specs and renderings surface for HTC's next flagship device, the HTC Firestone. We figure out what's believable, and what's missing.

The T-Mobile myTouch 3G has finally gotten an official release date, but will not offer Exchange ActiveSync support out-of-box like the HTC Magic.

HP has done it again, this time with the world's first web-enabled printer. The HP Photosmart Premium also flaunts applications and the largest LCD in its class. Read on for more.

We take Canon's entry-level memory card camcorder for a spin. Does it treat us to a joyride, or are we forced to endure some rickety roads? Read the full Canon FS200 review to find out.

On the very same day Nokia and Intel announces a strategic relationship for the future of netbooks, Engadget simply thinks the product category will die soon.

After all the cases of benign apps being rejected on grounds of " objectionable content ," the first outright application featuring jiggly bits has made it to the App Store. How could this happen? Easy, Apple's shift in policy is

A final iPhone 3GS jailbreak hasn't been released yet, but that isn't stopping enterprising hackers from trying to get at all that extra horsepower , and some of the first notable hacks we've seen are these updated PlayStation 1 and

Update: Interesting -- the dev's site now says that Hottest Girls has been "pulled" because their servers were "reaching their limits" and that the app will be back up soon, naughty pictures intact. We're guessing that means their image servers

Say you've been cooped up in your domicile for the past three-odd weeks, which means you blew right past the Pre launch -- and you've been unable to bring yourself to put on pants and trudge into a store. That's

A million downloads, impressive. Even more so when you consider that fewer than 30 applications were available for download from the App Catalog to a single device (the Pre) available only on the number 3 carrier (Sprint) in the US.