In a recent report from Canalys, fewer than 1.5 million WP7 devices shipped in Q2 accounting for a mere 1% of the total global market. Not such strong numbers for the Windows team considering last year, they accounted for 53% of the market. As Windows is still trailing the big boys, they will really need more »

Is that an iPhone 4 or an iPhone with 4G in your pocket? Well, while that may sound like a silly question, it appears as if 34 percent of users would not be able to give a correct answer. This sad, but not all that surprising stat comes by way of the fine folks from more »

With all of the gadgets out there requiring data plans and considering the recent expunging of all things unlimited, wouldn’t it be nice to have a solid data plan that consumers could get behind? As of recent, France Telecom’s Orange unit has been allowing iPad owners in Austria to share data with their phones. France, more »

AT&T has been deemed the worst cell phone carrier in the United States by Consumer Reports. The survey, which targeted 58,000 Consumer Reports readers, asked users to rank categories ranging from email and texting, to staff knowledge and overall value. It came as a bit of a shock to me that my ten year long more »

Here we are on the precipice of another iPhone announcement, an annual announcement so big they can’t show it live n HD quality. If they did, the internet would crash for days straight until BP showed up with some awesome-ly named solution to stop the flow of video. The hype machine was helped with a more »

At WWDC on June 7, it’s safe to say Apple will be announcing a new iPhone possibly in the flavor of the iPhone 4G. Instead of giving the whole day to Apple, AT&T might actually announce some new Android phones on June 7, which could steal some thunder from mighty Steve Jobs. Apparently, one prospective more »

Walmart has lowered its price for the iPhone 3GS, presumably in anticipation of a new iPhone that is expected to be announced on June 7. The iPhone 3GS is currently the top of the line model, which Apple says is 2x faster than the device’s predecessor, the 3G. We fully expect most retail outlets to more »

While it won’t beat Sprint, Verizon announced it will offer it’s first 4G wireless experience in May of 2010. Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam said the company will have five 4G phones from the likes of Motorola, HTC, and Apple. Oops, my bad, not Apple, but Apple was on McAdam’s mind: “There’s no reason we couldn’t more »