Well, here’s one we didn’t see coming: it seems that AT&T has wised up to the fact that Americans like their Symbian (well, at least a few of ‘em do, anyway) and wants to keep S60-equipped options on the table. Yes, granted, AT&T is a founding member of the Symbian Foundation, but the proof is […]
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The FCC got first dibs, but now it’s Target’s turn to show off Motorola’s latest iDEN debacle. Don’t get us wrong, it’s not that bad looking now that we get a better glance — but still, that hulking external antenna sets off a gag reflex for us that’s hard to suppress. Anyhoo, Target’s product page […]
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Pretty much everyone’s saying that location-based services for phones are the Next Big Thing — thing is, they’ve been saying that for three or four Things back now. Integrated GPS, AGPS, and comprehensive, highly accurate cell databases are finally making trackdowns a reality these days, but finding decent software to take advantage of the capability […]
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We’ve been waiting to get our smudgy digits on RIM’s BlackBerry Bold seemingly since before the Earth’s crust finished cooling, and finally, Canada’s Rogers Wireless lent us a hand. In a few words, the screen is striking, size is actually pretty comfy to hang on to, the keys are fairly easy to use, and we’re […]
