Rumor: Did RIM Buy DataViz (Documents To Go) For $50 Million?
According to the CrackBerry Master Kevin Michaluk, RIM recently acquired DataViz (the company who makes Documents To Go) for $50…
Samsung Announced The Future In Processing Mobile Processing With Its Orion Processor
Samsung announced today that they are currently testing a new dual-core 1GHz processor chipset for mobile devices dubbed the Orion.…
Rumor: Rogers To Get The BlackBerry Bold 9780 In The Middle Of November?
Word around the town is that Rogers maybe on deck to release the new BlackBerry Bold 9780 sometime this mid-November. The Bold 9780 for those of you unaware is more…Continue Reading →
LG Gets Official With The Windows Phone 7-Powered Optimus 7
LG announced the new Optimus 7 running the new Windows Phone 7 OS. The official specs on the Optimus 7…
Confirmed: Samsung Galaxy Fascinate For Verizon Due Out September 9th (Update: Online On September 8th)
Update: Verizon gets official with the press release on the Fascinate and will begin offering it online on the 8th…
Pics Emerge Of The R2-D2 Edition Droid 2
The R2-D2 Edition Droid 2 for Verizon we talked about previously that’s heading to be released on September 30th, promo pics gets spotted. The Star Wars-flavored Droid 2 is…Continue Reading →
BlackBerry Torch Now Ready For ColorWare Coloring Services
ColorWare adds the newest BlackBerry device to their repertoire of customized coloring. You can breathe life into your BlackBerry…
Nokia Plans To Unveil Two New Smartphones Before September Ends
Looks like Nokia is finally ready to get back in the ring and do battle in the current smartphone wars.…
That HTC CDMA/GSM Android-Powered World Phone For Verizon Hits The FCC
That HTC Android slider from Verizon we posted earlier is back on scene. This time it is posing for the FCC for clearance. It is still viewed as…Continue Reading →
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab Is Suggested To Sell For $200 To $300
According to the Wall Street Journal, Samsung is aiming to sell their Android-powered tablet below iPad pricing. WSJ talked with…