A recent WSJ article states that they have heard from people associated with Dell that Dell is developing cell phones based on the Android OS and Microsoft Mobile OS. Rumors also have it that the phones may be available as early as the next month or two.
I don’t think this should surprise anyone. One of the largest computer manufacturers in the world should surely be able to develop cell phones. Stay tuned for more developments.
You’re looking at what may very well be the T-Mobile G2. With the release of these spy photos, rumors are now swarming. The T-Mobile G2 is expected to be thinner and come without a slide out keyboard. According to the Gizmodo source the device may hit T-Mobile shelves sometime in May. Keep your eyes out!
You’re looking at a list of possible T-Mobile phone releases for the new year. If you’re having a tough time looking at the picture that was taken of a computer screen here is the breakdown:
January
Sony Ericsson TM506
Nokia 7510
T-Mobile Shadow
February
Moto Renew
Samsung t119
RIM Curve 8900
Samsung Memoir
This is excellent news for T-Mobile customers. While the other three big carriers were announcing new phones throughout the entire holiday season, T-Mobile sat quite. Besides the G1 T-Mobile really had no exciting announcements. Maybe they were just waiting for the New Year. If the picture above is true than T-Mobile customers will be in for a few treats to start the year!
There has been a lot of speculation in the blogosphere about a possible Apple iPhone Nano. A lot of the speculation is due to two cell phone case manufacturers showing iPhone Nano cases on their sites (or at least an option). The first is XSKN where you can clearly click on a link for an iPhone Nano case. The other and more recent find is from Vaja. Since the XSKN find happened over a week ago and the iPhone Nano case link is still up I’m thinking the rumor may be true. You would think that Apple would have immediately asked XSKN to remove the link if the iPhone Nano was not going to be a reality. Only time will tell. As we all know Apple is notorious for launching the next wave of products shortly after releasing the original wave of products.
