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As I’ve mentioned before, I’m a big fan of Yahoo’s oneSearch. When a carrier make the effort to implement it into their WAP deck, it makes the generally convoluted process of searching for somethi...

Another day, another viral campaign. This time, the mystery fun is brought to us by Nokia. Visiting the page will playback a video outlining the woes of three people who have lost their phones, hi...

Now that the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 has stormed European shores, eager owners are rushing to share the unboxing process with the rest of the world. The best we’ve spotted so far is that of Sweden...

Even as some US carriers are just rolling out their 3G network, TELUS has announced that they will have their LTE (4G) network up and running with a “full national” launch in early 2010. This come...

According to a leaked internal memo, Orange has pulled the BlackBerry Bold from the shelves due to “reports of software issues”.
Originally expected to hit AT&T here in the states months ago, the ...

If there was ever any question as to how many days we’d have to wait after the release of the first Android handset before someone would crack out an iTunes remote application, we’ve now got the a...

I can’t quite put my finger on it, but “Knick” just seems like such a weird name for a mobile device. Well the UTStarcom Knick, which MobileCrunch briefly knicked a couple of weeks ago, is officia...

Not tethered by the likes of embargoes and bravely challenging the heavy hand of their employer, a T-Mobile employee who doubles as a member of the AndroidCommunity forums has posted a user review...

Looks like T-Mobile is finally bringing the F480 Tocco to their lineup - albeit with a bit of a name change. It’s now the Samsung T919 “Behold”. Fortunately, though we don’t know all that much abo...

As they so sneakily mentioned they would do in last week’s Renoir announcement, LG has announced the 8 megapixel KC780 slider phone.
When the promo shots of the KC780 were leaked back in September...