Mobile/Cell Phones Category - Page 7

Apple has scored quite a few legal victories against HTC, both in attacking and defensive instances, and it looks like the Taiwan-based Android device maker is going to suffer the consequences, at least for a little while, of one significant ITC decision favorable to Apple.

Don’t look now, but there’s a new carrier in town, ready to provide voice and data services on 3G and 4G speeds. Technically it’s not exactly a brand new mobile operator, as Voyager Mobile is a MVNO carrier piggy-backing on Sprint’s 3G CDMA and 4G WiMAX networks to offer customers [...]

Samsung has recently announced its 2012 flagship Android device, the third Galaxy S model, which will be available in various markets starting with the end of May.

Back in mid August 2011, Google announced plans to acquire Motorola, but it took the two companies almost a year to finalize the $12.5 billion deal as they waited for regulators from various markets to green light the merger.

While we’ve been talking about a deal to bring the iPhone to China Mobile officially, the iPhone has been pretty successful in China via the gray market. Not to mention all the “ioPhones” and other Chinese knockoffs that probably are built with rejected parts from the Foxconn factory. Despite the [...]

Yesterday, a Reuters report revealed some of Aaron Sorkin’s writing plans for the official Sony Steve Jobs project, and today we’re looking at a full press release from that independent movie studio that’s shooting a second film this year based on the life of Steve Jobs.

The Galaxy S III, Samsung’s 2012 Android flagship smartphone, will start selling in certain markets in just a few weeks, but it looks like the device has already been rooted.

The 7-inch Kindle Fire is one of the most popular Android tablets out there, if not the most popular Android tablet launched to date, and Amazon is ready to move to the next level. Previous rumors and reports revealed that the company is working on bigger versions, including an 8.9-inch [...]

While recently, our own Chris Smith took note of the fact that the new iPad wouldn’t offer support for FaceTime over 4G connectivity, there is a note of hope. Based on a recent discovery from an unlikely front, there are reports now that the FaceTime service may well offer support [...]

The FCC is taking a close look at Verizon’s proposal to buy some precious AWS spectrum for their 4G network from the cable companies. Obviously, the fear would be that Verizon may be buying their way into a monopoly on 4G spectrum, but, Verizon is defending themselves by pointing out [...]