Today Sprint fired a warning shot towards its competitors indicating that it is fully ready to compete on price. Sprint announced its new $99.99 Simply Everything plan that includes unlimited voice, messaging, data, GPS navigation, music, email, Sprint TV, and push to talk.
Nokia's high-fashion 7900 Prism is the company's first device with a OLED main display, as long as you discount the 6215i that was made for it by Pantech. With user-configurable keypad backlights, it certainly looks good, but how does it work otherwise? Find out in our review.
T-Mobile USA posted its Q4 2007 and year-end 2007 results, which show an increase in new net customers and revenue. The carrier claims more than 3.6 million new customers signed up for its mobile services in 2007.
March 6 will be the next special event by Apple. Phonemag is attending the event and giving us a live blogging on the event. If you are interest on the upcoming announcement, including the iPhone software roadmap, iPhone SDK and new enterprise features, check out phonemag blog for the detail next week.
Vodafone UK and Telmap today introduces Vodafone Sat Nav - an operator branded mobile navigation solution available for the UK consumer market.
MELODIS Corporation today announced the launch of midomi mobile, its music search application for mobile devices.
MotionDSP today announced a series of major enhancements to its acclaimed consumer service, www.FixMyMovie.com. Users can now experience one-step sharing of videos from mobile phones via MMS or email, as well as free enhancement and iPhone conversion.
Alltel Wireless will start offering Voicemail MAX, an application which enables customers to personalize outgoing voicemail greetings with the voices of Hollywood stars, comedians, celebrity impersonators, and top-selling music artists.
A new bill being discussed in the U.S. House of Representatives would see consumers being able to pay full price for new cell phones in order to not be locked into a 2 year contract with a carrier, and would limit carrier ETFs to recouping only phone subsidies.
The General Mobile DST33 is a dual-SIM capable candybar handset that sports a 1.3 megapixel camera and an FM radio. This cell phone also has Bluetooth support and features a large 2.0", 262K color display. It should make its way to Europe this March.
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