The day Android lovers are waiting for seems to be October 28. That’s when Verizon Wireless should launch the Motorola Droid. At least that’s how everything works in theory. What happens in real life is a very different thing. Motorola has officially revealed the Motorola Droid on its U.S. website …

Verizon Wireless and Motorola have been actively pursuing an offensive marketing campaign for the first Android phone coming from Big Red, the Droid. And it looks like Verizon is finally ready to launch the Droid at a special event hosted by Moto and Verizon on October 28.

Do we need a new music service? Don’t we have enough solutions to satisfy our needs? Google apparently thinks that it absolutely has to go into the music business too. That’s why the company will launch a new service, Google Audio, which should be available on October 28.

Palm is getting ready to launch its second webOS phone, the Palm Pixi and in order to properly celebrate the move the company is offering 25 Pixi smartphones to be won just “in time for the holidays.”

Just earlier today we told you that the BlackBerry Bold 9700 was confirmed by T-Mobile USA and right now we’re going to give you even better news. RIM decided it was about time to make an honest phone out of the BlackBerry Bold 9700 and officially announce it.

Before telling you about this Pulse smartpen I’ll have to admit that I happen to type a lot more words than I’m writing. And there’s a simple reason for that. I can understand the words I’m typing whereas my writing isn’t that easy to decipher. Furthermore I’m not getting tired …

While T-Mobile USA looks better and better these days in the USA, in Canada Bell Mobility is the carrier making waves these days. Will we see more customers heading to T-Mobile and Bell stores in the near future?

I’ll start this one off by stating from the beginning that I am a fan of Nokia. I feel I have to say this because otherwise, by the end of this post, you might suspect I don’t like Nokia at all.

The BlackBerry Storm was RIM’s first touchscreen phone, we all remember that. We also remember that we looked at it with admiration hoping that it will become a phone capable to fight successfully against the iPhone. While the initial Storm failed to be an iPhone contender, we now have a …

Just last week we were talking about Barnes & Noble’s upcoming eBook readers. Now we know that the company will launch an eBook reader next week on October 20 at a special event hosted in New York City.

Some of you may argue against them but that doesn’t mean we won’t see more and more tablets pop up in the following months. Today we have the WebStation, a 7-inch Android tablet PC announced by Camangi, under the scope.
