This is the manufacturer's new top-of-the-line smartphone that is running on the Android 2.1 operating system. The handset is pretty rich when it comes to its feature set, as it packs an impressive 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen, 1GHz Snapdragon chipset and 512MB RAM. On the other hand, its homescreen interface is heavily customized, altering the all so typical Android experience. The personalization... more.

The Pantech Pursuit - Pantech's first touchscreen phone for AT&T. It's a quite decent messaging device, thanks to the pretty nice physical QWERTY keyboard. The 2.8-inch touchscreen is resistive and although not the best there is, it's still pretty usable and nice to watch videos on. ... more.

A video tour of T-Mobile HSPA+ Home Router ... more.

The Palm Pre Plus for AT&T. Basically, the Pre Plus for AT&T is pretty much the same as the version for Verizon. It has fine build quality, usable physical QWERTY keyboard and a very intuitive and good-looking webOS platform. The Palm Pre Plus is a very suitable smartphone if you plan on running multiple apps at once. ... more.

T-Mobile's new Garmin Asus Garminfone. It's an Android touchscreen phone with Garmin's navigation interface on top. Is it worth the trip? ... more.

A quick demonstration of how Flash Player 10.1 works on an Android device. ... more.

Here is a video demonstration of some of the new features found in Android 2.2 Froyo. ... more.

Palm Pre Plus for AT&T. Basically, the Pre Plus for AT&T is pretty much the same as the version for Verizon. It has fine build quality, usable physical QWERTY keyboard and a very intuitive and good-looking webOS platform. The Palm Pre Plus is a very suitable smartphone if you plan on running multiple apps at once. ... more.

A pair of new browsers for Google's Android OS were launched this week. We get our hands on the SkyFire 2.0 browser with Flash video support, and the FireFox Mobile (aka Fennec) browser, with FireFox Weave Sync built in. ... more.