When you think of HTC, you cannot help but think of the company as one that manages to consistently pour out Windows Phones, effectively. Now, we’re looking at one of those phones that will undergo several challenges as compared to the past, but will remain as one of the finest Windows Phones to have graced the HTC clan. The HTC 7 Mozart Phone is up for grabs for folks in Poland, in case they would like to try it out...

We're looking at some of the most debatable images to have graced the phone arena to date. The Samsung Galaxy S has surely been among the leading smartphones to be retailing in our markets today and it's enough for us to emphasize on the awesomeness that lies in store for the auspicious Galaxy W phone. This new rendition of the Galaxy phone range has shown up at FCC already, it's cool with an operation range from 850MHz to 1900MHz. North...

The Japanese have finally decided to give the world its share of Android-based 3D phones, with NTT DoCOMo announcing a tie up with French telecom giants Orange for the launch of the Sharp Aquos SH80F phone in Asia and Europe. Known to be pretty stingy with locally-made Android-based 3D phones, selling them all in the limits of the country itself, Japan manufacturers seem to have realized the need for foreign markets for the same. Packing Android 2.3, two 8MP CMOS...

Coming this November to Softbank Japan is the Panasonic Lumix 101P phone. Targeted at shutter bugs the phone has a 13.1 megapixel sensor, Lumix image engine, Face recognition and an easy to use image gallery which crops and processes images for posting on Twitter and Facebook. The camera lens is positioned in a way that fingers dont get in the field of view when shooting. Running on Android Gingerbread the phone is powered by a 1Ghz processor. It has a...

Whatever you wanted from a Dell Streak, after looking at earlier models was some good processing speed, to enable better use of good, high-end functionality and application support. That's just what the company has added to this line of smartphones, with the Streak Pro 101DL. So, the tablets are now inspiring phones, at least in the nomenclature part of the story. The Streak Pro 101DL will pack a 4.3-inch AMOLED display screen, a dual-core Snapdragon processor that operates at 1.5GHz,...

Pushing social-networking technology further up the ladder, Plantronics recently announced the launch of a Bluetooth headset that’s capable of updating your Facebook status message or your Tweets with voice commands! Called the Plantronics Marque M155, this one uses Vocalyst voice service to post to Facebook or Twitter and is capable of sending emails or text messages and checking the weather too, all with voice commands! And that’s not all. Just in case you’re too busy to pull your phone out...

The HTC Explorer is an Android smartphone for the masses. To be made available in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East the phone has a 3.2-inch HVGA (480 x 320) capacitive display, 600 Mhz processor, 512MB RAM, GPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 3G, Micro SD card slot and a 3 Megapixel camera. It will be made available in the fourth quarter in several colors....

Here is the successor to the Sharp Aquos 102SH, scheduled to be released in Japan by Spring of 2012 by Softbank. The Aquos 104SH is feature packed although it fails to impress as the Samsung Galaxy S 3 did. Coming to the specs it run on a OMAP4460 1.5 Ghz dual core processor and the upcoming Android Ice Cream Sandwich. It will have a 4.5 inch HD display (720 x 1280 pixels), Bluetooth, GPS, Mobile Wallet, 12 megapixel camera with...

Japanese carriers are gearing up to face the iPhone 5. After KDDi it is now Softbank which has expanded its lineup and among them is the Sharp Aquos 102SH. To be made available in three colors this phone is powered by a OMAP4430 dual core processor at 1 Ghz and 1GB of RAM. Running on Android Gingerbread the phone packs in a 4.5 inch 3D HD display supporting a resolution of 720 × 1280 pixels at 329 ppi (pixels per...

Garage door openers are going smart. In fact they're keeping in pace with best practices in the modern technology sphere. This enables the functioning of the all new and impressive Craftsman AssureLink DC Chain Drive Garage Door that uses a smartphone application to open and shut your previously cumbersome garage door. Sadly, there isn't any Bluetooth application as yet. Of course, the 10-meter limit may pose a challenge but it will increase the scope of the application as a whole....

The National Science Foundation arrived to a consensus that the world is truly mobile, it seems like. That must have inspired them to fuel the efforts into taking the Science360 radio Internet streaming service to iPhone, Android handhelds and other devices that solicit streaming. This stream will include over 100 radio shows that are produced in the US, Canada, the UK and Australia....

The fascinating BlackBerry Torch 9810 comes with a bevy of good things for RIM loyalists to look forward to. Above all, it packs some scope for better reach and enhanced features that would put it above contemporary RIM offerings, under the Torch line. The features include a 1.2GHz processor, 768MB RAM, 8GB internal memory (expandable to 32GB), BlackBerry 7 OS, and six and a half hours of talk time battery longevity....

Samsung is bringing the goodness of Android OS to non-phone and non-tablet gadgets called the Galaxy Player. These will be available in two models i.e. 4.0 and 5.0 for $229 and $269, respectively. Simply put it, this phone-free version of the company’s shining Galaxy Android smartphone lineup. It is similar to what Apple did through iPod Touch before it came up with the hyper-hyped iPhone....

The Omnia W launch, Samsung’s first Windows Mango Phone, wasn’t the only thing that kept the Korean tech giant busy yesterday. With this, the company has also unveiled the crowning jewel of its Android lineup, the Samsung Galaxy S II HD LTE phone, nomenclature of which alone is mouthful, let alone the spec sheet. Though the LTE 4G connection is definitely significant, the 4.65-inch WVGA (800×480) Super AMOLED Plus screen will really sweep you off your feet....

There is no better of saying that Samsung’s first Window Mango handset, the Omnia W, is finally official. The handset will arrive on the Italian shelves in October and sport a 3.7″ AMOLED display, a 1.4GHz single core processor, 5MP shooter with 720p video recording as well as 512MB RAM. A neck and neck competition might be seen here for Samsung is expected to sell these for around US$421 whereas HTC Radar is priced at around US$541. For now, Italy...