T-Mobile briefly posted some additional details about the upcoming T-Mobile G2 on its website, but has since removed the page. It revealed that this smartphone is going to run Android OS 2.2 on an 800 MHz processor.

Skyfire has submitted a mobile browser to Apples App Store that is capable of playing Flash video. It is up to Apple to decide if it wants to release an app that will compete with its own Safari browser.

Microsoft has essentially finished work on Windows Phone 7, and this new operating system has been released to the companies that will use it in smartphones. The first devices running it will be released later this year.

The T-Mobile G2 is in an unusual situation: T-Mobile officially announced this Android OS smartphone last month, but has revealed almost no details about it. Quite a bit of information has leaked out, however, the latest being the price.

Apple's CEO has just officially unveiled the fourth-generation iPod touch. As many had expected, this handheld computer is going to sport many of the features that debuted in the iPhone 4, including a very high resolution display and dual cameras.

Steve Jobs, speaking at an event in San Francisco today, has just officially announced iOS 4.1, an upcoming update for Apple's operating system for the iPhone and iPod touch. This company's CEO also gave a sneak peek at iOS 4.2, which will bring new...

Motorola has just taken the wraps off the Milestone 2, the European version of the Motorola Droid 2. As such, this smartphone is going to run Android OS 2.2 on a 1 GHz processor, and have a 3.7-inch touchscreen and sliding keyboard.

The T-Mobile G2 has been pre-announced, but few details of this model have been revealed. Nevertheless, quite a bit of information has come out through unofficial means. This now includes several pictures off T-Mobile's own servers.

Palm is hard at work on the next version of the webOS, and has just announced what many of the most significant changes will be. These include stacks of cards, "Just Type", and developer access to Synergy.

IFA, the largest consumer electronics trade show in Europe will officially commence in Berlin this Friday. At this point, it is looking as if tablets running Google's Android OS 2.2 are going to be the star of the show.