Good, old Motorola. I soo want them to regain their lost glory in the mobile space. But, when they pull the kind of antics that I witnessed at CTIA, its hard to envision a future where Moto is once again at the top of its game. They did little more than launch the late-to-the-party Motorola [...]

Worried about the slight probability that the Dynapack battery in your T-Mobile Wing will go up in flames? Rest easy, fellow Windows Mobile user, T-Mo and HTC are coming to the rescue with brand new batteries for you. For the low, low price of $FREE.99, the Wing-ed duo will be sending you a Celxpert battery [...]

Imagine a day when all portable gadgets can get their recharge-on without the need for cumbersome wires and cables. That day is almost upon us. Unfortunately, that day will never come for Slashpower. The company that has been working on their wireless device charging technology since 2004 has filed for bankruptcy. Apparently, they weren't able [...]

Just what does AT&T plan on doing with all that 700Mhz B-Block spectrum (from the 700Mhz FCC auction) and that valuable swath of 700Mhz C-Block spectrum (from Aloha Partners)? It looks like AT&T is going to use the fresh-off-the-grill spectrum to launch its own 4G LTE mobile broadband network.The additional spectrum firmly plants AT&T at [...]

Remember that little piece of 700Mhz spectrum that Verizon snatched from Google's lazy grasp? Well, combined with other spectrum slices that Verizon Wireless picked up at the recently ended FCC auction, Verizon will use the newly acquired C-Block spectrum to roll out a nationwide mobile broadband network based on the 4G LTE (Long Term Evolution) [...]

Ahh, Motorola. They've (by which I mean the senior leadership, or lack thereof) failed Motorola and its fans in so many ways, its hard to keep track. But, not impossible. The flagrant failure of ousted CEO-tard Zander to keep Motorola from circling the drain is obvious at this point. Zander wasn't able to pull himself away [...]

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I'm calling out Tony Lewis, Verizon Wireless’ newly-appointed VP of Open Development, for saying this sentence: “The only way this is going to work is if it’s a true partnership between carriers, devices and applications. Any independent part can work, but not individually. Tony Tony Tony, what do you sit in front of every day? What do [...]

Here's something for Charlie's Angels fans, if there are any among IntoMobile readers. Germany based Ojom has announced the launch of Charlie's Angels - Hellfire, to deliver all the ridiculous action of the movie straight to your mobile phone. The storyline goes like this: A powerful mafia group is trafficking weapons across America and your mission is [...]

Wayfinder recently introduced its Nokia Sports Tracker like product called Wayfinder Active to the mobile market of U.S. and Canada. Wayfinder Active is a free GPS mobile application which combines maps, GPS recording and statistics, and is designed for people who enjoy various outdoor activities. Once the application is installed on a mobile phone, each user [...]

We're not sure whether to believe this or not, but apparently the image above represents the upcoming 3G iPhone. The bad thing we hear is that instead of using a metal, Apple may opt for the plastic case. That's a plastic case with glossy black finish, but still, the material would make the iPhone less [...]

Walt Mossberg of the Wall Street Journal just said that the 3G iPhone will come out in 60 days. I believe him. Fast forward to the 6 minute and 50 second mark. [Via: 9 to 5 Mac] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Walt Mossberg's got an iPhone; Regular keyboards rule?David Pogue's "iPhone: The Missing Manual" available for preorderiPhone to [...]

Remember that little outfit that sued Apple and AT&T over use of the Visual Voicemail system on the iPhone? Right, well it looks like Sprint's going after the very same look and feel for their newly announced iPhone-fighting Samsung Instinct - except Sprint opted to pay Klausner licensing fees. Sprint has licensed the technology from [...]

We've been playing around with the newest version of Windows Mobile, 6.1, and have put together a video of the new features in action. They might not be earth shattering, but they are still going to please a lot of folks. Read the full story here.

Remember that cool video we showed you a while back that had an iPhone getting "pwned" by and iTunes-installed firmware? The clever iPhone hackers out there showed off how to make your iTunes application install a pre-jailbroken firmware onto your iPhone. Now, the iPhone Dev Team has released their iPhone PwnageTool Application that puts the [...]

AT&T recently announced that it is going to allow customers further flexibility when it comes to choosing a contract with the carrier. The company will offer new, pro-rated early termination fees at starting on May 25. Read the full story here.