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A recent Forbes article has caused more BlackBerry 9000 rumors to fly around the web. Forbes speculates that the BlackBerry 9000's release will be delayed until August because of call quality reasons, or ATT's reluctance to launch the BB 9000 at the same time as the 3G iPhone. Nobody knows for sure, but it appears that Forbes took their notes fro...

Palm is adding another color to its Centro lineup. We've already seen white, pink, red, black, an charcoal. This time the Palm Centro will appear in Blue. The only problem with this release is that it is hitting Mexico via carriers Telcel and Movistar. The US won't see this Blue GSM Centro for awhile....

TouchPal is an innovative soft keyboard on Windows Mobile platform, powered by T+ input technology.Typing on TouchPal is pretty easy: you just need to tap and slide by your thumb. In most cases, you only need to tap tap tap and use the auto word predition to input the right word. For precise input, you can slide left/right for a specfic letter, sli...

Despite rumors to the contrary, Sprint says they will release their version of the BlackBerry Curve this month. Rumors have been flying that Sprint would delay their BlackBerry Curve release until June. Engadget did some checking around and Sprint reps have confirmed a release this month....

All you BlackBerry users are surely tired of the blackouts lately. North American BlackBerry users experienced another BIS outage yesterday. This has become a regular occurance it seems and RIM doesn't have much to say for it. They seem to think it's okay because they have a relatively high up time by percentage. We say, that's not good enough....

This is an enhanced version of Mig33 with a Beautiful angel. For screens 128X160 download 1st one. for 176X220 or higher download 2nd one.

Nokia Research Center together with the University of Cambridge (UK) have unveiled a new concept phone called Morph which works on the principle of nanotechnology. The phone was showcased at the “Design and the Elastic Mind” exhibition which runs from February 24 through May 12, 2008 at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York.