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NTT DoCoMo reaffirms plans to launch Android phone in 2009

Early yesterday we reported that NTT DoCoMo and KT Freetel were working on a new Android smartphone that will be released in 2009. Then, later in the day, in a statement issued by Korea’s KTF, it was made clear that the two wireless carriers actually weren’t working with each other at all, especially not on [...]

Published Wed, Nov 11 2008 11:14 PM by Unwired View

Filed under: Softbank, Featured, NTT DoCoMo, japan, ktf, wireless, android, G1, korea freetel
Yahoo OneSearch to debut on T-Mobile phones soon

Move over, Google. Yahoo might have been experiencing problems, but that didn’t stop them from dealing with T-Mobile USA to put the OneSearch feature directly into phones. This deal hasn’t been officially announced, but it will be soon, according to a report from Infoworld. AT&T made a similiar move to this a couple of months back, [...]

Published Wed, Nov 11 2008 10:53 PM by Unwired View

Filed under: Mobile Search, yahoo, T-Mobile, search, advertising, OneSearch, wireless, Yahoo oneSearch, android, Software&Services, G1
Google Sync for BlackBerry updated with Android-like Contacts feature

Google has generously given BlackBerry users a feature for Sync that first appeared on the Android T-Mobile G1. What’s that? On-device contact synchronization with G-mail’s address book, and vice versa, of course. The T-Mobile G1 has a nifty address book feature that syncs automagically with any user’s Gmail account address book. This way, even if you [...]

Published Wed, Nov 11 2008 6:58 PM by Unwired View

Filed under: Sync, BlackBerry, RIM, Google, update, GMail, wireless, download, contacts, android, Software&Services, google sync
KTF: No, we’re not making an Android smartphone with NTT DoCoMo

Ah, yes. The Android platform is growing fast. Earlier today we reported that Japan’s NTT DoCoMo and South Korea’s KT Freetel were working jointly to produce their own smartphone with the open-source Android OS. This is very good news for the Android community, but like the time your mother first said she loved you, part [...]

Published Wed, Nov 11 2008 10:18 AM by Unwired View

Filed under: Google, Featured, Smartphone, korea, rumor, NTT DoCoMo, japan, ktf, wireless, denied, android, kt freetel
NTT DoCoMo and KT Freetel to launch Android smartphone in 2009

These days, it seems everybody’s working on a smartphone with the open-source Android operating system running on it. Japan’s NTT DoCoMo and South Korea’s KT Freetel are no exception. A report from Nikkei business daily cited by Reuters is saying that NTT DoCoMo will team up with KT Freetel in launching their very own Android-powered smartphone, [...]

Published Tue, Nov 11 2008 9:43 PM by Unwired View

Filed under: Google, Smartphone, korea, NTT DoCoMo, japan, wireless, android, 2009, ophone, kt freetel
Qualcomm: 30 Snapdragon based devices coming in 2009

Even though Qualcomm’s Snapdragon platform for mobile devices seems like it has remained unnoticed from the day it was announced, don’t let the apparent silence towards it fool you. Currently, Qualcomm says there are at least 15 leading device manufacturers considering the Snapdragon platform to enable mobile computing for their devices, and 30 device designs [...]

Published Thu, Nov 11 2008 1:03 PM by Unwired View

Filed under: Windows Mobile, Samsung, HTC, Qualcomm, LG, ASUS, os, operating system, wireless, chipset, android, snapdragon, Software&Services, mobile chipset
Mozilla’s Jay Sullivan talks about the future of Fennec and why it won’t appear on Android Market any time soon

While the alpha version of mobile Firefox, more commonly known as “Fennec” these days, has already been out for several weeks, it shouldn’t be forgotten that a proper beta version will be released shortly, and a full-fledged version 1.0 will be rolled out in the near future. But how near? Mozilla’s VP of mobile Jay [...]

Published Sun, Nov 11 2008 10:58 PM by Unwired View

Filed under: Beta, Windows Mobile, Apple, iPhone, Nokia, Featured, firefox, Mobile Firefox, mozilla, wireless, availability, alpha, android, Software&Services, mobile safari, 2009, Fennec, jay sullivan
Bug in Android phone triggers reboot with 8 keystrokes

Bugs in anything are often annoying things, and rarely amusing. The recently released Android G1 phone wasn’t free of such (being a first-gen device), but I’m not quite sure whether I should file it under annoying or amusing. A newly discovered bug in its software apparently makes each and every word typed on its keyboard “silently [...]

Published Sat, Nov 11 2008 8:36 PM by Unwired View

Filed under: Google, T-Mobile, bug, wireless, android, reboot, Software&Services, G1, rc29, command line, root
Android and Symbian smartphones to come from Huawei in 2009

Huawei, one of China’s largest telecommunications companies and one of the latest big names to join the Symbian Foundation, has recently announced its intention to make smartphones based on Android and Symbian. Huawei is also a member of the Android Open Handset Alliance, so the news regarding the upcoming smartphones came somehow naturally. The first [...]

Published Sat, Nov 11 2008 10:15 AM by Unwired View

Filed under: Symbian, Smartphone, Huawei, wireless, android, Other
T-Mobile Android G1 tethering over USB now possible

What good would an open-source, do-it-all (almost) smartphone be if you can’t tether it to your laptop and share its Internet connection? Yep, no good, that’s why if you’re one of the eager young’ns who’ve jumped the gun on the very first Android-powered phone–the T-Mobile G1–then you’ve got to check out this clever sort of [...]

Published Tue, Nov 11 2008 8:01 PM by Unwired View

Filed under: EDGE, Google, T-Mobile, internet, hack, laptop, wireless, app, tethering, android, Software&Services, G1, share internet connection
$199 Australian Android phone out before Christmas

In the past few days, there were some articles on the Web saying that a small Australian company wants to make a Google Android phone and sell it across Australia. Kogan is the company, and now it has officially announced that the Android phone will be released before Christmas, probably to the joy of many [...]

Published Tue, Nov 11 2008 2:41 PM by Unwired View

Filed under: Google, Featured, Australia, wireless, android, Other, Kogan
OpenMoko working on Android-based GTA02, for release as early as November

The T-Mobile G1 might be the world’s first open-source Android handset, but it’s definitely not the last. Rumor has it that OpenMoko, another open-source handset maker, is going to hop in on the Android bandwagon as early as November, when it releases its first Android-based product called the GTA02. Details about the Android-powered OpenMoko GTA02 are [...]

Published Thu, Oct 10 2008 1:46 AM by Unwired View

Filed under: Featured, rumor, open-source, wireless, openmoko, android, gta02

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NTT DoCoMo reaffirms plans to launch Android phone in 2009

Yahoo OneSearch to debut on T-Mobile phones soon

Google Sync for BlackBerry updated with Android-like Contacts feature

KTF: No, we’re not making an Android smartphone with NTT DoCoMo

NTT DoCoMo and KT Freetel to launch Android smartphone in 2009

Qualcomm: 30 Snapdragon based devices coming in 2009

Mozilla’s Jay Sullivan talks about the future of Fennec and why it won’t appear on Android Market any time soon

Bug in Android phone triggers reboot with 8 keystrokes

Android and Symbian smartphones to come from Huawei in 2009

T-Mobile Android G1 tethering over USB now possible

$199 Australian Android phone out before Christmas

OpenMoko working on Android-based GTA02, for release as early as November