AT&T releases an upscale Solstice with MediaFLO TV in tow. Is Mobile TV making a magical comeback? Find out in our hands-on look at the Samsung Mythic.

BlackBerry addicts haven't put a toll on The Network, but the Motorola Droid is consuming data the iPhone way. Verizon Wireless says they're ready.

Yet another hands-on report on the Google Nexus One has appeared, and this time around it's a pretty informative hands-on look. Should Sony Ericsson sleep well at night?

Native apps for pushing Web content are as old as smartphones, but Web apps are now exploding. Mozilla hopes Firefox Mobile will help smaller innovators.

Palm sold 29 percent fewer smartphones in September-November 2009 compared to June-July 2009.

We saw the Samsung bada UI screenshots a couple of weeks ago and now they're spreading throughout the Web.

A new comScore report reveals that American consumers are now considering the purchase of an Android smartphone almost as often as the iPhone.

A new report claims that a Google Netbook will be released in late 2010. Is it the Android story all over again?

The HTC Nexus One appeared shortly after the introduction of the Motorola Droid. Find out why they'll likely both run the same software next year.

Verizon Wireless offers up a speedy little netbook with NVIDIA's Ion graphics chipset. Is this the best portable for traveling gamers? Find out in our HP Mini 311 review.

2009 is rapidly coming to an end and we take a look at the hottest brands this year. Check out our take here.

The Google Phone hype has lasted for quite a while, but FCC's database now spills the beans: The U.S. version of the HTC Nexus One is headed for T-Mobile, and T-Mobile only.

With a goal to reduce carbon emissions and hazardous materials, Sony Ericsson releases a pair of curvy feature phones. Check out the Sony Ericsson Hazel and Elm here.

Google Mobile is currently using the HTC Nexus One for internal development of mobile features and capabilities. Is this a sign of Google aiming to take the lead on 4G services?

currently on the market, including models by RIM, HTC, Samsung, Nokia, HP and Palm.

Nokia's Internet Tablet uses a Linux OS and the best Web browser around. Is it time to ditch your smartphone for something smarter? Find out in our Nokia N900 review.

Whenever you read about Apple Tablet rumors, it's easy to write them off as empty talk. But is the Apple Tablet the real deal anyway?

Samsung today unveiled Samsung bada, and we've taken a look at the developer documentation. Find out what it's all about here.

We take a hands-on look at the Sony Ericsson Aino, a high-end feature phone and a solid media player that can't make up its mind.

Samsung bada has now been officially unveiled, and a Developer SDK is available from Samsung's new developer site.