Today T-Mobile announced the Nokia 6650, an easy-to-use device optimized for T-Mobile services. Available exclusively for T-Mobile International customers, the 6650 is equipped with an integrated GPS and multimedia player, allowing customers access to a services such as web'n'walk, MyFaves, Mobile Jukebox and NaviGate. The stainless-steel clamshell design is equipped with high-speed HSDPA data connectivity for fast web browsing and downloading. The 2.2-inch TFT QVGA color display can display up ...

Nokia today announced the launch of the Nokia 6124 Classic, a compact multimedia device exclusively for Vodafone. Available exclusively for Vodafone customers world-wide, the Nokia 6124 Classic features data rates with 3G broadband offering downloads up to 10 times faster than 3G networks. A large 2.0-inch display with outstanding brightness and clarity adds more pleasure for Internet browsing and video streaming. Taking pictures is convenient with the 2.0-megapixel camera, flash and panorama mo...

T-Mobile Venture Fund has made a strategic investment in femtocell developer, Ubiquisys, joining Google and original investors Accel Partners, Atlas Venture and Advent Venture Partners. Femtocells are small consumer devices the size of a paperback book that connect to the home broadband connection. Mobile users benefit from excellent, high-speed 3G coverage using their existing handset, as well as low-cost voice and data services in the home. Femtocells also allow operators to more effectively b...

Today at the CeBIT show in Hannover, Germany, Nokia announced the release of its new 6124 Classic for Vodafone's global markets. The 6124 Classic is a multimedia focused smartphone that runs Nokia's S60 user interface. Read the full story here.

The Nokia 6124 and 6650 have been announced at CeBIT, with one twist, they're locked to operators. The 6124 is for Vodafone, the 6650 is for T-Mobile. I'm sure this is as upsetting to you as it is to me, but knowing Nokia, like the 6555 which was exclusive for AT&T, these devices will have [...]

AT&T Mobility has settled a billing fraud case with the Florida Attorney General for $2.6 million. The suit alleges that the carrier charged for mobile content that was advertised as being free to consumers. Read the full story here.