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T-Mobile USA, a Google close collaborator, considering the sheer number of Android devices heading to the carrier, has decided to replace its default Yahoo Search engine with Google Search effective immediately. In other words T-Mobile’s two-year agreement with Yahoo is up and the mobile operator is not willing to get …

Yesterday we found out that the Wi-Fi iPad will be available in U.S. stores starting with April 3 while iPad pre-orders will kick off on March 12. It’s no wonder that excited iPad customers are getting their cash ready to get one of the three Wi-Fi iPad models available so …

This rumored phone has been hinted at for a while from various sources but now pictures of it have materialized. It’s a new iDEN-band phone from Motorola that was codenamed the Opus One and will be called the Motorola i1. It looks to be the first iDEN Android mobile phone.

It’s nice to be able to ring your customers up on the go, but will VeriPhone’s Payware Mobile units be able to compete with Adafruit’s Square credit reader for iPhone and iPod Touch payment system real estate? Interested buyers say yes. The VeriPhone PAYware Mobile unit, after having an impressive …

Don’t let the word “jeans” in the title there fool you. We are still in love with gadgets and that’s what we’re talking (mostly) about here on TFTS. And this cleverly named WTFJeans have attracted our attention as they have some interesting tech-friendly features which can deal with one of …

Maybe it’s just me but I don’t really find those Project Pink handsets coming from Microsoft this spring that interesting. I am more impressed with Windows Phone 7 which is definitely better than its predecessor and surely better than what’s-his-name OS the Turtle and the Pure will run on.

So here’s the deal, Palm, you don’t have a hot smartphone and you’re not even creating buzz around a future smartphone you would be willing to create. Sure we heard that you might make a WiMAX phone for Sprint but by the time that actually happens you might find out …

Although China and Google have had some high-profile disagreements lately, this hasn’t stopped China Unicom – China’s biggest telcom and the second biggest in the world, from still wanting to use the Android operating system on their new mobile phones, while their rival goes on with their own OPhone OS.

Emporia is an Austrian company who’s focus is producing mobile phones that are simple and easy to use for elderly people. While they’re not 1GHz Android-powered smartphones, they do have large buttons, big-text screens and earning aid compatibility – all of which are important to the elderly market.

Following on from gaining a hands on with the Xperia X10, X10 mini, Vivaz and Vivaz Pro at Sony Ericsson’s MWC UK event last month – you can read our initial impressions of the X10, which we’ll also be reviewing later, here (though you’ll need to set some time aside …

The HTC Desire (HTC Bravo) may not have hit retail quite yet but, as if the Desire isn’t already a phenomenally desirable handset (excuse the lame pun), its just become all the more so thanks to HTC reportedly confirming that the HTC Desire will gain a post release update bringing …