HTC Desire Now Available at U.S. Cellular - Intomobile.com
The HTC Desire is While it s sporting Android 2.1 where many new Android handsets are already rocking 2.2 or Froyo, the US Cellular version of the Desire may get upgraded soon as the Vodafone version overseas has

China toughens cell phone rules - Arab News
China has more than 800 million mobile phone numbers already in use. The Global Times newspaper reported its website on Aug. 20 saying that the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology had informed them

LG’s entry-level E720 Android phone spotted - Electronista
A Polish blog dedicated to Google’s Android has put up what it says are the very first public photos and video of an upcoming entry-level Android handset, the LG E720. Preloaded with a customized version of Android 2.2

China to database cellular user info - Norristown Times Herald
the China Daily newspaper reported. The rules that started Wednesday apply to everyone, including foreigners on short visits. Similar rules have been implemented in several Asian, European and Latin American

Mobiola Headset - Turn Your Phone into a Wireless Headset - Softpedia
Either it’s a PC or MAC that you’re using, Mobiola Headset will work like a wireless headset and lets you talk through VoIP services such as, Skype, MSN, Yahoo!, AOL IM and many more. Another important feature of the

Deadline Extended for Phone Subscribers to Register Sim Cards - TMCnet
Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) has given more time to the country’s three mobile phone operators to register all their subscribers’ SIM cards Econet, Telecel and Netone, have a combined subscriber base of about 5,8

Wireless competition, prices fall: report - msnbc.com
Wireless phone customers have enjoyed lower prices and better coverage despite reduced competition from years of consolidation in the $150 billion industry, a U.S. report said on Thursday. The Government Accountability

Google’s ‘Search Czar’ Is in Touch with the World - NewsFactor Network
The history of Google search can be told through the evolution of technical features, but it is also the story of the dogged behind-the-scenes work of engineers like Ben Gomes, who is in charge of improving what you see