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The media buzz for a mid-September Google Android phone pre-sale announcement with T-Mobile USA as the carrier continues to grow. As I mentioned here earlier, the word is that the phone hardware will come from HTC who currently makes some of the most innovative and popular Windows Mobile smartphones available. Rumor has it that the [...]

Nokia has announced that it is going to purchase the remaining 52 percent of shares in Symbian that it does not already own and that the company plans to release the Symbian software royalty-free going forward through the newly formed Symbian Foundation. According to the press release, Nokia has offered 264 million [...]

Google’s been teasing the supposedly-called HTC “Dream” and its interface, Android, at the company’s I/O Conference in San Francisco. In case you didn’t know, it’s highly anticipated. It is the Google Phone (UI), after all. The Dream appears to be the real deal, though. Featuring a touchscreen, the model really is [...]

Don’t like the standard Windows Mobile that ships with your HTC Touch Dual? Give this post over at Coolsmartphone a look. It features two videos of a Touch Dual running a ROM put out by XDA-Developers. It’s a bit buggy and crashes during the video a couple of times but you get [...]

Opera Mini has just unveiled a version of its mobile browser for Google’s Android platform. The company wants developers to get involved with testing it, so if you fancy experimenting with the browser, it’s available here. Once the feedback is in, Opera has promised the Android-specific Opera Mini will enter beta form soon, with the usual [...]

We love a good rumor. But, if there’s one thing we love more, it’s the back and forth between the blogosphere and spokespeople that these rumors generate. Following on rumors that Dell and Google are working together on a mobile phone , a Dell spokesperson has denied that Dell has no hardware to debut at the upcoming Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Furthermore, Dell has no intention of attending the expo. Interestingly, there was no explicit denial or confirmation that Dell was working on a mobile phone. So we could possibly see Dell re-entering the handheld market with an Android-based handset in the future. That’s pure speculation, but hey, it makes sense. It looks like there will be no announcement about a new handset from Dell and Google in a couple weeks, but we’ll keep our eyes open for other interesting developments. [Via: Electronista ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Dell and Google to work together on cellphone?Dell smartphones coming in 2008?Google reserves two stands at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona? Ready to showcase the first Android devices?The Google Phone - GPhone as handset or mobile OS?Dell Might Be Getting Into Smartphone Game