WiFi news from FierceMobileIT

You may have thought that it would never happen. Well, it looks like you were wrong. RIM has gone and done the unthinkable: the company has developed a clamshell "flip phone" version of the

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Remember that pair of BlackBerry 9000 units that popped up on eBay last week? Well, it turns out that one of the lucky auction

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Given the love that BlackBerrys get from the suit and tie set, chances are that more than a few of you are frothing at the mouth at the very thought of laying hands on Read more...

Eagerly awaiting Intel's forthcoming Atom platform for UMPCs and MIDs? Well, in that case, you'll be glad to hear that the first device based on the spec has finally shown its face: the Sharp-Willcom Read more...

Need to make a call on your iPhone but worried that you're going to use up all those precious minutes? Now there's a solution: Fring. The first native, true VoIP application for the iPhone, Fring Read more...

> HP 2133 Mini-Note gets delayed. Article> Google on Android: open ecosystems lead to Read more...

It's been pretty quiet on the Sprint push-to-talk front for a while now, at least as far as new devices are concerned. But if Sprint CEO Dan Hesse's comments during his CTIA keynote are to be Read more...

WiMAX is the talk of the town at this year's CTIA Wireless show and everywhere you look, companies are demoing WiMAX devices, services and platforms. By far, the most talked about device is the Read more...

Getting broadband Internet out to rural areas has always been a challenge, and the methods proposed in the past--wireless data networks like WiMAX, mesh networking and femtocells--were anything but Read more...

While the enterprise-enabled version 2.0 iPhone firmware isn't scheduled to arrive until June, Apple is letting a select few folks nab a sneak peek at the in-development OS. Here's a few highlights Read more...