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Nokia has officially warned its customers that certain chargers made by a third-party supplier could be dangerous for you, and the company is currently recalling no less than 14 million units. They will be replaced by new chargers and you should definitely return yours and get a free new one …

We’ve covered the decidedly lust worthy Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 a number of times here on TFTS – if you’re wanting the complete lowdown concerning the X10 see Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Rachael Gets Official [Sony Ericsson’s First Android Phone Available in Q1 2010] – and now, for those of …

Like it or not folks, Verizon is definitely a carrier worth checking out these days. The company has a couple of new hot Android phones out there and more will follow. The BlackBerry Curve 2 has been confirmed, not to mention that more rumors and reports say that a CDMA …

Having only just offered you confirmation that O2 are to allow users to unlock their iPhones in the UK once their contracts expire we move swiftly on to news concerning Apple’s much speculated upon iPhone Nano as a new report, which follows on from other indications as reported previously on …

We reported back in October that O2 were reportedly considering allowing O2 iPhone users to unlock their iPhones once their contracts had expired – thus allowing them to seek contracts with other network providers using their iPhones – and we can now confirm that O2 have officially announced that they …

Not only is 2010 going to introduce the first commercially available wireless LTE networks but it looks like various cars of the future will be able to offer the same high-speed 4G connectivity.

Sprint is still having problems at reaching the number one spot in the U.S. mobile business but the company is the best when it comes to environmentally friendly endeavors. As stated by the official press release, Sprint is ranked at #15 on Newsweek’s Green Rankings which is higher than any …

As you are already aware today, is a Droid day and the subject can’t be avoided. Even when talking about the competition’s intentions and actions these days everything seems to be related to the Droid, at least in the USA.

Did you happen to go to Google’s homepage today with the clear intention of doing some ordinary googling? Did you notice anything in particular on the page? Anything at all? Sure in order to spot the changes you should be surfing the web from the USA in the first place. …

Verizon had earlier confirmed that they will support tethering on their uber-hyped Motorola Droid, what they failed to announce was how much it would cost. But since we can’t settle until we know everything, we managed to find that Big Red will be charging double the normal data rates if …

Right after the new BlackBerry Curve 8530 has been confirmed for a release on Verizon Wireless this month (November 20th to be more exact), the good folks from Sprint have officially announced that they’ll be caring the QWERTY smartphone, too.