Following hot on the heels of the Blackberry Storm Nokia has at last released details of its first QWERTY sliding smartphone in the form of the N97 which builds on the standard Symbian S60 OS with a UI layer optimized for touchscreens and some surprise features which put it ahead of the competition.
RIM has recently announced the introduction of a device that eschews the traditional input methods of Blackberries we have learned to know and love. No more the keyboard and trackball. Say hello to the touch-screen display.
Microsoft seems to be aiming directly at Blackberry with the launch of its server-based utility for managing Windows Mobile devices. The launch took place as CEO Steve Ballmer was giving his keynote address at the CTIA wireless conference in San Francisco.
After much speculation Verizon Wireless today announced a range of four handsets to join their Christmas line-up. The phones are the Samsung Juke, Blackberry Pearl, LG Venus and LG Voyager.
The Blackberry 8820 is the first mobile and Wi-Fi Blackberry phone and was announced today by RIM and AT&T and slated for a September 20th reelase date. The combination of connections means that Blackberry users can use their Blackberry via Wi-Fi at work to increase coverage and at home. For an additional charge any [...]
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