Orange says Polish iPhone 3G customers weren’t paid actors

Folks, be honest with us here — did you really expect Orange and / or Apple to say anything other than that? Amidst reports that iPhone 3G line sitters at Polish Orange stores were actually paid to be there, the carrier has shot back in order to defend its dignity. In an e-mail reply to an Ad A…

Garmin’s Nuvifone teases its way through another trade show

Oh, Nuvifone, how you disappoint us. by here at IFA we just managed to get a Garmin rep to whip out his Nuvifone prototype for a quick look, but sadly, nearly a year after the device was first announced, there really wasn’t anything new to see. We still aren’t allowed to take video of the interf…

Nokia 6650 flip coming to AT&T to redeem the N75

Well, here’s one we didn’t see coming: it seems that AT&T has wised up to the fact that Americans like their Symbian (well, at least a few of ‘em do, anyway) and wants to keep S60-equipped options on the table. Yes, granted, AT&T is a founding member of the Symbian Foundation, but the pr…

Klausner says “not so fast,” sues Verizon and LG by visual voicemail

So patent holding firm Klausner Technologies figures it has that whole litigation thing down to a T at that point, having already sued a who’s-who of companies having anything to do with visual voicemail in the past and ultimately coming absent with a whole bunch of lucrative license agreements …

BlackBerry Bold unboxing and hands-on at Engadget Mobile!

We’ve been waiting to get our smudgy digits on RIM’s BlackBerry Bold, and finally, Canada’s Rogers Wireless gave us a helping hand. While we put together a proper review and gather our thoughts, Engadget Mobile’s whipped up a giant gallery of Bold poses to keep you engaged. Follow the link to ge…

Nokia N79, N85 and N96 hands-on

Well, they’re here. Nokia’s latest and greatest N-series devices just hit the market like a trio of well-aimed bricks — or at least that’s what Nokia’s hoping. We got to spend a little bit of hands-on instance with prototypes of the new devices, and while we came absent slightly impressed, we w…

A stroll through the MVNO graveyard

Back in the early days of Engadget, everyone — including us — thought mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) were totally poised to be the next big thing. And why not? You get to be a wireless carrier without having to function your own infrastructure (which is by far the most expensive, dif…

M2E says it will deliver cellphone-charging motion ability device in 2009

We haven’t heard a whole lot from M2E capability since it burst onto the scene last year with promises of powering your gadgets with movment, but the company now says that it’s made some real progress with its wonder device, and it’s claiming that it’ll actually be available sometime next year…

Casio’s 8 megapixel Exilim W63CA cellphone gets FCC approved

First off, the chance of that Japanese super-phone coming to the US or anywhere else external of Nippon is slim. FCC approval or not, it’s likely only being tested for global roaming. However, as slim is its chances are, they’ve improved dramatically now that Japan’s government is behind a push …

Casio’s 8 megapixel Exilim W63CA cellphone gets FCC approved

First off, the chance of that Japanese super-phone coming to the US or anywhere else external of Nippon is slim. FCC approval or not, it’s likely only being tested for global roaming. However, as slim is its chances are, they’ve improved dramatically now that Japan’s government is behind a push …

Next Page »