HTC S740 photographed, Blackberry Bold may hit AT&T soon, Android news, and more...
Added on 2008-08-29 13:28:00
by Marianne Schultz
 If you're looking for some actual pics of HTC's recently-announced S740 in the wild, we've got a link for you. Those intrigued by the Blackberry Bold in the U.S. may not have too much longer to wait, and things are chugging right along for Google's Android operating system, and there's more in our round-up of mobile phone news for you today.
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| Tags: HTC, S740, Blackberry, Bold, AT&T, iPhone, iPhone 3G, Developer, Challenge, Android, Market, tethering, Steve Jobs |
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PTT Blackberry coming to Sprint, Android phone pre-sale, Best Buy gets friendly with the iPhone, and other mobile phone rumors and news
Added on 2008-08-13 13:15:00
by Marianne Schultz
 There are a few good rumors to pass on to you today that will be exciting for those of you who want a push-to-talk-capable Blackberry on Sprint, an Android-based phone sooner rather than later, or a new Walkman phone from AT&T. In other news, Best Buy adds a famous Apple product to its line-up and and Apple's App Store has some phenomenal sales numbers in its first month of existence.
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| Tags: Sprint, PTT, Blackberry, roadmap, Google, Android, HTC, Dream, T-Mobile, pre-sale, Apple, AT&T, 3G iPhone, SonyEricsson, Walkman, App Store, kill switch, Steve Jobs |
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Jobs: Every Apple employee gets a free iPhone
Added on 2007-06-28 14:56:00
by Randall Bennett
 Steve Jobs was feeling in a generous mood this morning at an employee-only all-hands meeting. He told all gathered employees who have been in the company longer than a year they'd score a free 8gb iPhone. Free iPhones, but not free service. (You gotta get your cash back through the subscriptions, right? We kid.) He also breezed over the reasons for using EDGE instead of 3G, chiefly being battery and network deployment issues.
Jobs also said some non-phone news about a new iPod ala the iPhone (think iPhone sans communication features,) also some word that the new Macs will be off the charts, but you didn't really come here to hear about those things, did you?
[Via Gizmodo]
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