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NAVIGON launches MobileNavigator for Android and Windows phones

NAVIGON is bringing MobileNavigator, its popular turn-by-turn navigation solution to Windows Mobile and Android users in North America. Originally launched on the iPhone, MobileNavigator for Android and Windows Mobile utilizes your mobile phone’s on-board GPS receiver and pre-loaded maps to…

HTC launching “new category” of smartphone with HTC Smart

This morning HTC announced that it will be releasing a new BREW powered smartphone dubbed the HTC Smart, perhaps better known by its former name the Touch.B/Rome. The goal of the HTC Smart, and future like handsets, will not be…

VUDU to come bundled on broadband HDTVs and Blu-ray players from a variety of manufacturers

VUDU has taken a great leap forward, moving from its small lineup of streaming media set-top boxes and its presence on a few home entertainment devices to being the embedded media service of choice for LG, Mitsubishi, Samsung, SANYO, Sharp,…

Microsoft CES keynote wrap-up: Prototype HP Slate, Project Natal and T-Mobile HD2 unveiled

Microsoft just wrapped its CES keynote speech and it was predictably uninspiring. Despite its blandness, Ballmer and Bach did reveal some information that qualifies as borderline newsworthy. First up, Microsoft debuted a prototype tablet powered by Windows 7 and manufactured…

Sprint 3G/4G Overdrive mobile hotspot gets official

What, you don’t remember? For all you road warriors out there, the new Sprint Overdrive sure seems like a no brainer. In addition to offering up Sprint 3G’s network a la MiFi style, the Sierra Wireless-crafted Overdrive also supports Sprint’s…

T-Mobile gets U.S. exclusivity on HTC HD2

For those of you who can’t get enough pixels in your pocket, we’ve got some good news for you. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, in his CES keynote, has announced that the HTC HD2 will arrive Stateside exclusively with T-Mobile. For…

Motorola makes the BACKFLIP official, other handsets to see Android 2.1, Flash 10.1 updates

Motorola’s time to shine at CES just wrapped up and the North American manufacturer announced the Motorola BACKFLIP. As rumored, the BACKFLIP will have a backwards-folding, outward-facing keyboard, a touchpad on the back of the screen whose functionality is customizable…

CES 2010: Steve Ballmer Keynote

We’re here and ready to rock. Stay tuned as we cover the CES 2010 keynote delivered by Steve Ballmer.

LG comes to CES with LTE USB modem in hand, 100Mbps speeds and CDMA handover to be demonstrated

CES attendees are in for a bit of a treat from LG which will be demonstrating the growing prowess of LTE. With its USB LTE modem in hand, LG will demonstrate 100Mbps downloads speeds that promise to deliver an entire…

AT&T to have two webOS devices in first half of 2010

Today, AT&T’s CEO Ralph de la Vega announced that Ma’ Bell will be carrying, not one, but two webOS powered handsets in the first half of 2010. Now, we’re assuming he is talking about the Palm Pre and the Palm…

AT&T finally jumps on the Android bandwagon

AT&T made it official just now — the wireless carrier will release five new Android handsets in the first half of 2010. Of the five, three will be exclusive to AT&T and include:

    a Motorola smartphone with MOTOBLUR and a…

Sling Media debuts four new OEM placeshifting media devices at CES 2010

Sling is coming to Vegas with four new placeshifting media devices that will allow you to sling your HD content around your house, control your Sling media with the touch of a finger and, in typical slingbox fashion, access your…

Sprint and Samsung announce a mobile DTV-enabled version of the Android-powered Moment

Sprint and Samsung are adding some spice to the Moment by incorporating mobile DTV into Samsung’s flagship Android device. The Moment will showcase Samsung’s ATSC Mobile DTV chip, a single chip DTV implementation that promises lower power utilization, smaller size…