Mobiles reviews

Today AT&T announced that it will carry the Android 1.5 powered Motorola BACKFLIP with MOTOBLUR, a feature packed device at an affordable price. Read the full story here.

Today Amazon announced its new Kindle for BlackBerry application. The free app allows BlackBerry owners access to over 420,000 books on their phone, most of which cost $9.99 or less. Kindle owners will also be able to read titles they've purchased in the past. You can download the application by visiting amazon.com/kindlebb on your BlackBerry. Read the full story here.

AT&T will finally jump onto the Google bandwagon when it begins selling the Motorola Backflip, its first smartphone based on the Internet giant's Android software, on March 7 for $100.

J.D. Power and Associates released its 2010 Wireless Call Quality Ratings List Volume 1 today. Verizon Wireless notched the top spot in 5 out of 6 U.S. regions, while U.S. Cellular had the best call quality in one region. Read the full story here.

Amazon, the world's largest online retailer, said it is launching a free Kindle application to give BlackBerry users access to over 420,000 books on their handsets.

Verizon said today that Motorola DROID and HTC Imagio owners can control their FiOS set-top boxes with their phones beginning today. Future device support is expected in the future, too. Read the full story here.