Cell Phones Watch

The launch of a hot new Google smartphone was delayed as the world mourned the loss of legendary Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and sales began of the latest iPhone.
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For the second time, the wireless industry’s trade group is attempting to prevent a controversial cell phone safety law form going into effect in San Francisco.
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The Motorola Photon 4G is one of Sprint’s latest world phones. (Credit: Josh Miller/CNET) If you frequently travel overseas for business or pleasure, a smartphone with world-roaming capabilities is a good thing to have in your travel kit. Not only do these phones allow you to stay in touch with friends and family back home, but with their built-in functions and various apps, they can also …
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Just five months after rolling out the Sensation multimedia phone, Taiwanese handset giant HTC is coming out with the sequel, the Sensation XL, with Beats Audio.
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The iPhone 4S is available for pre-order in just a few hours, and for the first time it will be available on the U.S.’s three largest wireless networks: Verizon, AT&T and Sprint. Pre-orders for the new iPhone begin at 12:01 AM PT on Friday (that’s later tonight, but technically extremely early tomorrow morning) — so if you stay up late, you can be one of the first.
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BatteryClerk.com is pleased to announce that it has added over 150 additional cell phone and PDA replacement batteries for sale in adding to their extensive existing offerings. Now consumers can find all of their cell phone and PDA battery needs quickly in one stop: batteries for cell phone and PDA’s produced by BlackBerry, Coolpad, HTC, Dopod, LG, Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson and …
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Motorola Mobility is being sued by a Google-funded company over a patent infringement allegation into Android smartphones. Awkward.
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Android apps will now be able to run on Apple’s iPad and a host of other non-Android devices, courtesy of new software from the crew at Myriad Group . Announced yesterday, Myriad’s Alien Dalvik 2.0 will support Android apps on tablets, e-books, TVs, and even cars. Initially unveiled for the MeeGo OS earlier this year, the software allows most Android Package–also known as APK–files to run on a …
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The iPhone 4S may not look very different from the model it replaces, but there are plenty of internal hardware changes as well as a new voice-command feature. If you’ve got a question about the new iPhone, we’ve got the answer here.
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Our cell phones do a lot of great things. One of them, right now anyway, is keeping telemarketers away, but that could change if H.R. 3035 passes.
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