Mobiles reviews

The Nokia 5230 Nuron is a version of the original 5230 touchscreen smartphone built for T-Mobile USA. It has a low purchase price, offers good features, and comes in a nicely designed package. But is it's older S60 UI up to the task? Read more in our review. Read the full story here.

Earlier this morning we accidentally posted a story that was supposed to have still been under embargo. We apologize to the company and to our readers for the mistake. Read the full story here.

Today Sierra Wireless announced that its AirCard product line now supports Windows 7 Device Stage. Microsoft's Device Stage, sort of like Autoplay, shows all of the features and services a device offers when it's plugged in. Sierra Wireless says Device Stage helps reduce support costs, among other benefits. Sierra Wireless claims that it's the first mobile broadband vendor to support Device Stage. Read the full story here.

In an effort to promote safer driving, today BlueAnt Wireless announced that it has released an Android application for its Q1 Bluetooth headset that will read new text messages to you through the headset. The application is free and runs on any smartphone running Android 2.0 or newer. For more information on the Q1, check out our full review. Read the full story here.

Today BlueAnt announced its latest Bluetooth headset, the T1. The device is the first in BlueAnt's portfolio to offer Wind Armour Technology, and it's also built to withstand minor bumps and scratches. Read the full story here.

Support for Mobile DTV ATSC-M/H, CMMB, DVB-H and DVB-SH Enables Deployment in the World's Fastest Growing Mobile TV Markets Read the full story here.

Today Sprint announced that, through a partnership with BlackBoard Inc., it plans to release the BlackBoard Mobile Learn application to its customers. The software helps faculty and students teach, learn, and collaborate. Teachers can create discussion boards and even post the course syllabus and assignments for viewing anywhere. It will be available on select Sprint smartphones in June 2010 for free. Read the full story here.

AT&T said today that it will begin selling the webOS powered Palm Pre Plus and the Palm Pixi Plus smartphones in "the coming months." Read the full story here.

SanDisk today announced that its 32GB microSDHC cards are now available on its European and U.S. websites. The product will cost $199.99 and comes with a 5-year warranty. Worldwide retail availability is expected next month Read the full story here.

Today Sprint announced the LG Remarq, a QWERTY feature phone that will be available for free with a 2-year contract on March 9th. It has an eco-friendly focus and is 87-percent recyclable. Read the full story here.

Today AT&T announced that it will carry Dell's first U.S. Android smartphone, the Aero. The Aero offers Dell's custom tweaked Android operating system and some compelling hardware features. Read the full story here.

Today Verizon Wireless said that, in partnership with Danal Inc., it is planning to launch a new BilltoMobile payment service this spring. The service will allow Verizon Wireless customers to purchase online content and digital goods and add them to their monthly Verizon Wireless bill. BilltoMobile will have parental controls and a $25-per-month spending limit. Read the full story here.

Today T-Mobile UK posted two new smartphones to its "coming soon" website, the Sony Ericsson X10 and the HTC Desire. Both are Android powered handsets with custom user interfaces created by each respective manufacturer. The X10 is expected to ship within 10 days while the Desire will ship within a week. We have an X10 in-house, so you can expect our review shortly. To tide you over, check out our hands on of the X10 and the Desire. Read the full story here.

Today Samsung announced its latest Bluetooth headset, the HM3500 Modus. The device features dual microphone noise cancellation and multipoint technology. Read the full story here.

Today Sprint announced the Motorola i1, the first iDEN push-to-talk Android smartphone. The device features a 5 megapixel camera, and a Mil Spec 810 rugged rating, among other hardware specs. Read the full story here.

Today Sprint announced the Motorola i1, the first iDEN push-to-talk Android smartphone. The device features a 5 megapixel camera, and a Mil Spec 810 rugged rating, among other hardware specs. Read the full story here.

Sprint plans to sell the Motorola i1, the first push-to-talk Android-based smartphone, in the summer.

AT&T said it will begin selling the Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus smartphones in the next few months, as the struggling handset maker looks to expand its reach and raise consumer awareness of its products.

Rumor has it that Apple may begin selling its iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS models that aren't tied down to AT&T, or "unlocked." Update: the devices may be selling free from an AT&T contract, but may still be locked to AT&T. Read the full story here.