Microsoft and Nokia are making a push to get the Nokia Lumia 800 available in as many markets as possible.  Today, Nokia announced that its Lumia 800 running Windows Phone 7.5 is going to launch in Australia sometime in March.  Instead of being available on one exclusive carrier, the Lumia 800 will be available on more »

Vodaphone announced that the HTC EVO 3D would be coming soon to their network and to UK citizens, but unfortunately, they decided to cancel the launch of the smartphone. Vodaphone claims that there were too many delays involved in the launch of the EVO 3D and instead of keeping customers waiting indefinitely, they decided to more »

Emphasis on the word RUMOR please because that’s all there is to this news being reported by Android and Me. Actually “claim” is a more appropriate word. So let me just use it for now. The blog post on the said site is claiming that Samsung will be announcing the Nexus Two on November 8, more »

London based newspaper City A.M is reporting the follow up to the Nexus One will be available through Carphone Warehouse. Google’s Nexus One was produced by HTC and was the top of the line phone when launched. The phone was also an attempt by Google to change up how people acquire phones as Google sold more »

Here’s some good news for Vodaphone HTC Desire owners in the UK: the Android 2.2 update will begin rolling out on August 23 and last about two weeks. According to Tom — a Vodaphone employee — the delay in the Android 2.2 update was due to extensive researching to ensure the software plays properly with more »

Nokia will begin selling their latest phone dedicated to social networking starting on June 18 in the online Nokia store and it will sell for 109 Euros (or $130). Available SIM free, the C3 is available in three different colors including hot pink, slate grey, and golden white. The phone boasts a full QWERTY keyboard more »

When they were announced, the HTC Desire and Legend quickly became the Android phones to want. The announcements at MWC, however, came with no release dates, and no talk of a US release. Now we have no official US release for either phone, though there are now release dates for the UK. Vodaphone UK is more »

It seems as though HTC has been busy. Two phones released just yesterday, the Diamond2 and the Touch Pro2. Now, they’ve made magic.

At the GSMA 2009 show in Barcelona, HTC pulled a new rabbit out of their hat. Well, you might recognize the HTC Android phone as the G2, but the new pulled-out-of-a-hat-with-doves name for this is the Magic. The HTC Magic is exclusive to Vodafone in Europe right now, and there isn’t too much information leaking from the magician’s hat about it just yet.

What we do know about it is that it will feature HSPA, HSDPA/WCDMA (900/2100MHz), WiFi, and have GPS connectivity. There is also going to be a 3.2 mega-pixel camera (no flash), and what will make many happy — Cupcake will also be there. The Magic has a 3.2 inch HVGA touch screen along with a trackball navigator. However, kind of odd, it doesn’t have a slide out-QWERTY keyboard like the T-Mobile G1. With it, you’ll also have several email options (of course Gmail is one of them), as well as POP3 and IMAP accounts. Customers will be able to access the Android Market and download apps and games for their smartphone.

So, the much talked about Blackberry Storm isn’t due out until November. Yet somehow, (as always seems to happen), new photos are circulating the ‘Net. I caught sight of some of them, and if these are real…apparently the Storm had a little bit of a design overhaul from the last shots that were floating around.

The Vodaphone-branded Blackberry doesn’t seem to be all that worried about wooing over the glitz and glamour crowd. Nothing too foo-foo on this phone. It seems to be geared for the typical, well….Blackberry user. A kind of straight-forward, get the job done sort of phone.