Full Feed$79 Pantech Reveal hits the streets, or you can win one
Pantech and AT&T kick off the holiday line up of quick messaging phones with the release of the sleek slider Reveal. One of the only phones I am aware of that has both number keys and qwerty keys always active, the Reveal is destined to become a hit with the… Continue Reading »
Don’t wait for Verizon’s Droid: get it now on eBay
Verizon’s running ads everywhere (even on our site) for their first Android phone dubbed Droid (they actually had to license using that name from Lucasfilm, how cool is that?) in anticipation for a launch next month. In today’s have-it-now world, why wait? Gadgetell has your back and can point you… Continue Reading »
Free phones, free service: Welcome to Google, the non-teleco
Google is a self-proclaimed advertising company. They sell ads. It is their bread and butter. Now it seems, they might be using give-a-ways like phones and phone service as a way to create a new place to serve ads. Android was all about this plan though, we’re still not sure… Continue Reading »
GPS on the iPhone just got better with TeleNav updates
AT&T Navigator just updated to 1.3i for iPhone users and the update included more than just some bug fixes. TeleNav, the company behind AT&T Navigator, updated the software with some substantial new features that make GPS navigation on your phone a much better experience. The update addressed the looks, sounds… Continue Reading »
Droid gets hands-on, Verizon says robot sidekick will best iPhone
Over the weekend, Verizon taunted the iPhone with television ads featuring the phrase “iDon’t” followed by a series of things the iPhone on rival network AT&T can’t do. This morning, we are treated to an early hands-on of the phone to perhaps confirm some of the ads claims. The ad… Continue Reading »
Who’s on Crack in Tech: 10.16.09
This week I was forced to get out amongst the people and away from tech. That doesn’t stop the tech world from moving on and making huge missteps and this week was no exception. Here are the moves that make me suspect narcotics might be involved. It would be worth… Continue Reading »
RIM releases BlackBerry Messenger 5.0
RIM has released an updated version of its popular messaging program. BlackBerry Messenger 5.0, which allows BlackBerry users to chat with each other in an instant messaging format, has received a slick makeover. Users now have the option of using an avatar, can share pics, and files up to 6MB… Continue Reading »
AT&T Wireless CEO drops hints about possible data caps for iPhone users
AT&T Wireless CEO Ralph de la Vega raised eyebrows during a speech to industry professionals in Las Vegas yesterday. De la Vega was quick to point out that 40% of all smartphone data is used by just 3% of the company’s smartphone users. While he didn’t go into specifics, it’s… Continue Reading »
Android’s attack: Sprint’s hot Samsung Moment
Android is finally getting the attention a major mobile phone OS deserves. Today, named among the ranks of Android phones is Samsung Moment, a slider form factor that is due to hit the Sprint network at just $149 due November 1. The phone adds to the argument that users don’t… Continue Reading »
CTIA Palm update: No walled garden here
With all the new phones announced, revamped OS displays and carriers getting nutty, let’s look at where Palm stands today. This past week, two developments are changing how the world sees webOS and just how soon we’ll see its second device. Things are starting to move quickly for the little… Continue Reading »
Palm Pre Information & Updates
Palm just introduced their next-gen smartphone, the Palm Pre, and next-gen operating system, Palm webOS. Gadgetell's got the latest Pre and webOS information and news for you right here.
