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By Brian James Kirk on Friday November 20, 2009
Nokia has added support for Windows Live Messenger to its Nokia Messaging application. The software lets users do many of the things they can do with the desktop version of Live Messenger.
By Brian James Kirk on Friday November 20, 2009
Google has provided more details about its netbook operating system, Chrome OS. The company is focused on a minimalistic interface, speed, and security. The company also released a new version of Google News for Mobile.
By Brian James Kirk on Friday November 20, 2009
AT&T has announced the Pantech Impact, a basic feature phone with a fold-out full-QWERTY keyboard and a standard number keypad, along with 3G data connectivity, 2.0 megapixel camera and more.
By Brian James Kirk on Friday November 20, 2009
Sprint and Sanyo have announced the SANYO SCP-6760 Incognito, a basic communicator-style phone with a full-QWERTY keyboard, a 2.0 megapixel camera, and more.
By Brian James Kirk on Friday November 20, 2009
Palm may no longer be supporting the ability to sync its webOS mobile operating system with iTunes, a feature promised to users when it first launched the Palm Pre.
By Brian James Kirk on Friday November 20, 2009
U.S. Cellular has announced the Motorola Crush, a basic touchscreen handset that features a 2.8-inch WQVGA display, a 2.0 megapixel camera, and stereo Bluetooth support.
By Brian James Kirk on Thursday November 19, 2009
Sprint is pushing an over-the-air update for its HTC Hero touchscreen smartphone that fixes minor bugs, like SMS issues and a problem with Daylight Savings Time.
By Brian James Kirk on Thursday November 19, 2009
Sprint has instituted a free conditional call forwarding policy, allowing its customers to take advantage of third-party voicemail services like Google Voice and YouMail.
By Brian James Kirk on Thursday November 19, 2009
A federal judge has denied AT&T's request to have the Verizon Wireless "There's a map for that" ad campaign pulled off the air. AT&T says the ads are misleading.
By Brian James Kirk on Thursday November 19, 2009
Verizon Wireless has announced the Casio G'zOne Rock, a rugged clamshell handset built for outdoor explorers. A suite of apps give access to a compass, GPS, pedometer, and more.
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