Today in Engadget Mobile: February 24, 2006

Today was the big day where we found out whether or not Blackberry service would get shut off in the RIM versus NTP case- except we didn't find out; the judge decided that he needs more time to decide. We also found out that UK's 3 will begin gluing SIM cards into pre-paid handsets, Motorola will be opening up a retail store in Moscow, and Orange will be getting into the landline business. Plus, LG's F9200 got reviewed, T-Mobile got its Bluetooth on (gaming, that is), and Samsung "got served" by Ericsson. And as usual, we bequeathed another HTC smartphone on yet another lucky reader.

Features

• Day 12 of Engadget Mobile's 30 days of cellphone giveaways

News

• ImCoSys to debut Linux-based GPS phone
• UK auction site Hunt For It enables bidding, alerts via SMS
• LG F9200 reviewed
• Motorola's business-minded V195 with Bluetooth
• Judgment Day arrives for RIM
• LG KC8100 Windows Mobile 5.0 PocketPC
• UK's 3 to glue SIMs into pre-paid cellphones
• New shots of the SE Mulan/W530 Walkman phone
• RIM judge doesn't order shutdown, mulls final decision
• New RPG uses e911 for location-based gaming
• Ericsson sues Samsung in patent dispute
• Orange breaks into fixed-line telephone service
• Motorola to open Moscow retail store
• GQ Mobile to offer ads by text
• T-Mobile introduces Bluetooth games in Europe