Sanyo today unveiled the Sanyo Katana Eclipse, its first multimedia phone to combine unique lighting effects with Sprint's Mobile Broadband Network. The Katana Eclipse's unique illumination capabilities let users assign lighting effects to specific callers, alerts and messages. It offers advanced features including live and on-demand TV, over-the-air song downloads, integrated GPS navigation, web browsing, and gaming. The microSDHC memory slot supports cards up to 8GB to hold songs, pictures, vi...

Sprint today announced the Motorola RAZR VE20, a high-performance value device that runs on Sprint's Mobile Broadband Network. The Motorola RAZR VE20 offers one-touch access to its music player, text inbox and menu controls from its external screen. It provides access to Sprint-exclusive content, including NFL Mobile Live, a new application that brings the excitement of the game right to your wireless phone. NFL Mobile Live is offered free to Sprint customers with a data plan. It features live a...

Sprint and the National Football League today introduced NFL Mobile Live, a wireless service for live access to NFL action. With NFL Mobile Live, customers can listen to live radio broadcasts of every NFL game throughout the 2008 regular season. They can also watch all eight Thursday Night Football telecasts beginning Nov. 6. It also carries live radio broadcasts for each game including pregame and postgame reports. Users can choose a favorite team and every time they use NFL Mobile Live that te...

Verizon Wireless today added new features to its Chaperone service, making it easier for parents to keep track of their children. Chaperone 2.0 locates children and understands services they use. It offers: - The ability to locate multiple Chaperone Child devices at the same time, either from the Chaperone Parent mobile device or the Chaperone website - The introduction of Family SMS Messaging: Parents will be able to send text messages to one or more Chaperone Child phones from the Chaperone Pa...

08/17/08 - Control your mobile phone from the PC via Bluetooth, infrared, or cable.