Looks like Christmas is in October for me this year. I’ll be looking for the new T-Mobile G1 to show up around the 10th of November according to the order information. Yeah, I couldn’t help joining over 1.5 million other new Android fans and preordered the phone last night.
I’ve been waiting for some time [...]

Looks like T-Mobile is launching T-Mobile devPartner Community. A chance for the carrier to provide third party application developers to more easily market their wares to the operator.
With technical support, a virtual lab, application trials, and more, it appears to offer the independent developer a great opportunity to tap the Tmo user base. T-Mobile [...]

Stepping up to the plate in it’s community support role, T-Mobile on Friday announced its plans for supporting the areas targeted by Hurricane Gustav. In the press release, they shared the following:

Portable generators and the fuel to run them to power mobile cell sites.
Microwave equipment for back links in case of T1 outages to [...]

The system we have here in the U.S. for our wireless communications is a disappointing mess.  It fails to provide value, consumer choice, and it gets even more depressing as the push for “open networks” gets squashed in the upcoming FCC spectrum auction next year.
With an open network, any carrier can provide service across the [...]

One of the things many mobile users have to get used to is brevity.  SMS/Text Messaging only allows 160 characters, so the messages must be brief.  This is becoming a common theme, even when using a standard computer (laptop/desktop).
One of the things that text messaging can teach us is to be brief when communicating.  In [...]

At least from my perspective, this news at Phone Scoop indicates that Google is *very* serious in the mobile communications market.  Having their own platform spec that fully supports their web properties is a key feature that Microsoft, Palm, Backberry and Apple have not really perfected. 
While I hadn’t thought much about it early on, as a longtime professional [...]

Or so Engadget is reporting. For around $600 on AT&T, you’ll be able to get your own Apple iPhone at the end of the month.  Will it be worth it?  Who knows, but at least it’ll look cool in your hand.
Personally, I’m not impressed with the device but I’m sure that the iPhone will have [...]

It appears that HTC has some major announcement scheduled for their June 5th press event.  The event is just days before the Apple iPhone launch, and Engadget Mobile if it isn’t scheduled just to shake up Apple a little.

The invitation shown above is indicative of the lengths HTC is going to for this event [...]

Over at GigaOM, Om Malik talks about Skype entering in a deal with Wal-Mart to distribute Skype-Certified hardware.  Including pre-paid Skype cards, the move is definitely to increase revenues of the eBay company.
More info at the link below.
Via: Om Malik – Attention Wal-Mart customers, Skype now in aisle voice
Technorati tags: Skype, Wal-Mart, Voice over [...]

Check this out all you OMM users!  Microsoft has released an update to support Vista and Outlook 2007 and added a few feature updates.
New in Version 2.2

Supports POP3, in addition to Exchange email accounts.
Enhanced support for native junk-email filters.
Extended personalization to examples from arbitrary folders
Multiple user-interface enhancements [...]