We must accept that the current options in the portable gaming. Other than games from popular brands such as Sony and Nintendo, the game on smartphones is extremely popular. With the use of smart phones increases. This allows company game launch a lot of smart phone games. Smart phone users can simply pick up the [...]

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Today at the Mobilize Conference, Motorola and T-Mobile announced the Motorola Cliq, a new Android handset. They call it “the first phone with social skills.” It is a touch-based handset that has Motorola’s new MOTOBLUR service on board. The Cliq is a sideways slider that has a full QWERTY keyboard and 3.1-inch HVGA touch-screen display. [...]

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HTC has been getting in on the act today with the unveilling of the Touch2, a compact WinMo smartphone that will be one of the first devices to run WinMo 6.5, which will itself be unveiled on 6th October. Other pioneering efforts include support for Windows Marketplace and Microsoft My Phone. HTC’s TouchFlo UI has [...]

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We’re still not sure whether multitouch capability will be making its debut on the Android 2.0 operating system in due time, but the following firmware update from the Eclair branch could point towards such an implementation. After all, HTC did include their own multitouch functionality into the HTC Hero, while other notable programmers with the [...]

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As things currently stand, if you use an Android smartphone your only way to use the Opera browser is by downloading Opera Mini. That’s not particularly desirable, because Opera Mini only renders ‘mobile’ versions of webpages. When you have access to the full Internet, mobile sites aren’t particularly attractive. Thankfully, according to AppScout, Android users [...]

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It’s also official that Singapore’s Creative is back with a vengeance. Let me just say this on the get-go. As a manufacturer, Creative is wiser than Meizu, waiting until it has a product ready for launch before leaking anything. The Creative Zii Egg is a definite iPod Touch competitor with goodies like WiFi, capacitive 10-point [...]

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Verizon looks set to offer a new Android handset from Motorola sometime in Q4 later this year, but it remains to be seen whether it will be the Motorola Calgary or not as seen in the image above. Word on the street has it that the Android-powered phone will come with a full QWERTY keyboard, [...]

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One more note about that Android-powered HTC Click that we saw in a gloriously-framed shot yesterday morning: it’s going to be cheap. It had been said all along that the Click would mark HTC’s first Android entry into the low-end fray (joining the Touch Viva on WinMo), meaning the sticker price would be kept to [...]

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Bad news for HTC Hero fans today as it emerged that the launch of the much anticipated handset may be delayed. Phone Arena are mentioning a release date of 21st July based upon comments made on cleverkit.com whilst Engadget are quoting Amazon as saying the release date will be on 24th July. Either way it [...]

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Verizon has disclosed a number of details regarding its upcoming app store, including plans to prohibit handset makers from shipping devices with their own app portals, according to GigaOM. The restrictions will prevent immediate access to the BlackBerry App World or Windows Mobile Marketplace, although users will be permitted to add the stores manually.

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We already know that Sony Ericsson has an Android handset in the works, but until a picture of it was leaked in the past few days we had no idea what it looked like. Well today we can go one better with a preview of the handset’s interface. The video is in 480×852 resolution, which [...]

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That’s right, Android fans, the myTouch 3G is finally open for pre-order from T-Mobile. If you’re a T-Mo customer looking to trade up from his G1, or experience Android for the first time, this is a good day for you. Head on over to the T-Mobile website right here to place an order or sign [...]

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Mozilla has been making some noises about porting its Firefox web browser to Android. Until fairly recently this wasn;t do-able given that Android applications ran on Google’s Java virtual machine, but with the release of the NDK 1.0 (Native Development Kit) apps can run on Android itself. Mozilla had previously commented that because of the [...]

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HTC’s first Android phone, the Dream (or T-Mobile G1), was ostensibly pitched as an “iPhone killer” but was really an alternative to a legion of lookalike Windows Mobile phones. The Magic — called the myTouch 3G in the US — encroaches much more directly on Apple’s territory. It’s thinner, sleeker and the first Android device [...]

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T-Mobile this evening officially launched the Dash 3G. The new interpretation of the HTC Snap has native support for its carrier’s 1,700MHz 3G network but replaces the stock Windows Mobile 6.1 phone’s Inner Circle feature with MyFaves for free calling to five US contacts. It otherwise has the full feature set, however, including the 2-megapixel [...]

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