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more about #smartphone more comments → dingus: That had not occured to me, bro. #gizmodoremainders more » Phocis: Wait... than what is this? [gizmodo.com] #gizmodoremainders more » rehanrefai: How come Nokia isn't on the list of smartphones? Oh, and is this for the US only? I can't imagine it would be any other way. more » Ninety-9: You know, It's not that I like bashing iPhones or Apple products and whatnot, but what always gets me riled up about this recent Apple branding is it'... more » Kaiser-Machead: It seems to me that it wouldn't matter who got the top spot; there would be at least a couple of people saying "WTF, they're not that fantastic. Peopl... more » Rask: Asking an Apple fanboy about product satisfaction is like asking a nymphomaniac if they like sex... more » jacobwaldo2: I wish people would have the balls to say that apple isn't perfect. In fact, they are far from it. Their customer service is absolutely terrible, yet ... more » Nitesh Singh: LG raises more than just one eyebrow from me...Two or three at least. more » Chip Skylark of Space: Looks like something that Mr. T wore around his neck in the first season of A-TEAM. I still pity the fool, but I love it when a plan comes together. more » GitEmSteveDave_DefinesTurgid: Sam, Ziggy says you need to stop this guy from downloading "The Love Guru", or else you won't leap. more » cletar: A shower-nozzle that's also a phone? Brilliant! more » combat chuck: I bet their next phone concept will "upgrade" the clock by featuring a sundial on the face. more » Curves: My mom still HAS a rotary phone, which is now called "pulse dialing". My digital aged daughter thinks its really cool, but doesnt understand why ther... more » Lizard_King: This touchscreen should require rotary dialing.... not just button pushing, Full rotary sweeps for each number. more » No_7: 60's? It looks very futuristic to me... in a Star Trek sort of way. more » -
#remainders
Remainders - Things We Didn't Post
Microsoft Takes Aim at App Store's Useless Fluff...Monster Cable's Miles Davis Headphones Cost a Month's Rent...Baseless Analyst Speculation Over Google Hardware Makes Me Furious...New Partnership May Mean Cheaper Ebook Readers... More » -
#ratings
The JD Power Smartphone Satisfaction Ratings Give Apple a Win, Motorola a Big Lose
JD Power's annual ratings put Apple on top with an 811, beating the industry average of 765. What's surprising is that only Apple and LG are above the average, whereas everyone else is below. More » -
#concept
Fujitsu F-Circle Rotary Smartphone Comes from Past's Future
Fujitsu says that their F-Circle concept phone—designed by Yuji Ito and shown at CEATEC in Japan—has a "timeless appearance." Liars. I know your cellphone comes straight from the 60s, and apparently it can detect land mines. [Pink Tentacle] -
#rumor
Dell Bringing Mini 3i Android Smartphone to US?
We knew Dell's Mini 3i Android-based smartphone would be coming to China, but now Crunchgear hears that Dell might bring an altered version of the device Stateside. More » -
#digitalcameras
Samsung SCH-W880: The Digital Camera that Can Call
You don't fool us, Samsung. With its camera mode dial and dedicated shutter button, your 12 megapixel Samsung SCH-W880 with HD video recording, and 3x optical zoom looks a lot more like a real compact camera than a phone. More » -
#pmp
The Portable Media Player Is Dead, Long Live the... Portable Media Player
The portents have hung in the air for a while, but it's clear now that the traditional dumb PMP is dead, like a dull and rusted Swiss army knife. In their stead we'll have...smart PMPs. More » -
#xperiax2
Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 Official, Runs Windows Mobile 6.5
Hard to believe Sony Ericsson's Xperia X2 wasn't official until this moment—honestly, we care more about the awesome the Android-powered X3 at this point—but Sony just made it real, it running Windows Mobile 6.5. More » -
#windowsmobile
First Windows Mobile 6.5 Phones and Windows Marketplace Launch October 6
The best part about this post on the Windows Team blog announcing that Windows Mobile 6.5 phones start landing on October 6? More » -
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#rumor
Motorola's Giving Android a Full Makeover, Just Like HTC and Sony
HTC kicked it off with Sense, and Sony wasn't far behind with Rachael. Now Motorola, with their upcoming "Blur" social-networking-centric Android interface, has confirmed the trend: plain vanilla Android is a thing of the past. More » -
#iphone
Samsung's 1GHz ARM Chip May Come to Next-Gen iPhone and Pre
Samsung and Intrinsity have announced one of the fastest ARM Cortex A8-based processors yet—the same chip design in the iPhone 3GS and Palm Pre—clocking in at 1GHz. More » -
#palmpre
DIY Fixes for the Palm Pre's Unfortunate "Oreo" Effect
The Pre Oreo effect—as in, twisting an Oreo—is definitely an unwanted and unpleasant flaw some have experienced in the Pre's hardware. Pre Central has a few DIY, probable-warranty-voiding methods to fix the problem. More » -
#windowsmobile
Windows Marketplace for Mobile Will App-ify All 6.x Handsets, Not Just 6.5
Fantastic news for current Windows Mobile users: Windows Marketplace for Mobile, Microsoft's forthcoming app store, will work on 6.0 and 6.1 handsets as well. When? Still a cryptic "Fall," unfortunately. More » -
#mockups
Samsung's New Smartphone QWERTY Idea: Keep Trying, Guys
Samsung filed a patent for this avian-looking smartphone concept: Two spring-loaded half-keyboards burst from the sides of the phone, which in theory provides both a larger keyboard and more screen space, since hands are out of the way. In theory. More » -
#cellphones
Samsung Glyde 2 for Verizon: Better Luck Second Time Around?
Leaked photos of a Verizon-branded Glyde 2 (aka U960) smartphone show it has a streamlined design, a fourth row added to the keyboard, and now uses Samsung's TouchWiz interface. It all sounds promising, but what about that sluggish touchscreen? More » -
#dell
Is Dell Working On An Android Smartphone?
Is this Dell's first cellphone? That is at least what one man and his blurry camera seem to think. More » -
#dealzmodo
AT&T Giving Away a Refurbished HTC Fuze With Contract
AT&T is getting aggressive with their refurb deals. Last week it was a 16GB iPhone 3G for $149, and this week it is a free HTC Fuze with a 2-year contract and new activation. More » -
#smartphone
HTC Touch Diamond 2 Hands On: I Might Like the Original Better
The HTC Touch Diamond 2 is similar to the Touch Pro 2, but without the keyboard, special speakerphone and conference calling capability. And though it's a fine phone, I prefer the original Touch Diamond's design. More » -
#cellphones
Motorola Evoke QA4 Looks Like the Bastard Son of the iPhone and Pre
The Evoke QA4 may be one of Motorola's very few last chances against their market irrelevance and the unstoppable touchscreen cellphone wave. One that looks like a genetic experiment between an iPhone and a Pre. More » -
#blackberry
Touchscreen, Trackball-Less BlackBerry Bold Leaked
That rumored BlackBerry Bold with a touchscreen was just a whisper before, but now we've got a shot of the packaging to prove its existence. Let's see what we know about this new hybrid. More »
