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Sprint marketing exec talks Android, WiMAX, WinMo 7, and more

Nov 4th 2009 4:16AM on Engadget Mobile

HTC Wimax Android 2.0 phone that can do TETHERING. Yes please!

LG GD910 Watch Phone review

Oct 17th 2009 3:30AM on Engadget Mobile

The irony is, if you'd actually wear this thing, your wrist is probably too skinny to keep it from sliding off like a bracelet.

Dev finds Windows Marketplace DRM severely lacking, easily circumventable

Oct 9th 2009 4:26AM on Engadget Mobile

Doesn't sound like there is actually any encryption involved in the so-called DRM. If there is, somebody messed up the implementation very badly.

Adobe lets you use Flash to create... non-Flash apps for the iPhone

Oct 5th 2009 9:26PM on Engadget Mobile

Does this mean we can have Hulu on iPhone soon, or not?

Nokia, Samsung, Toshiba and Sony align on Mobile High-Definition Link

Sep 30th 2009 2:12PM on Engadget

This will be HDMI boiled down to fewer pins on the phone's dock connector, rather than a separate mini-HDMI connector. Mini-HDMI is 19 pins, this is 5 pins. Then a dock converts from MHL to HDMI. Mobile phone makers get to design in a smaller connector, plus charge everyone an extra $90 for a dock or cable. The dock can also power the phone so the battery doesn't go dead while playing video.

Nokia, Samsung, Toshiba and Sony align on Mobile High-Definition Link

Sep 30th 2009 2:07PM on Engadget Mobile

OK, apparently this will be HDMI boiled down to fewer pins on the phone's connector, then the dock converts from MHL to HDMI. The dock can also power the phone so the battery doesn't go dead while playing video. Mobile phone makers get to design in a smaller connector, plus charge everyone an extra $90 for a dock or cable.

Nokia, Samsung, Toshiba and Sony align on Mobile High-Definition Link

Sep 30th 2009 4:05AM on Engadget Mobile

Mini HDMI is already on a bunch of digital cameras that can shoot/play 720p. Why is it not good enough for mobile phones?

AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon goaded into customer service showdown

Sep 30th 2009 3:55AM on Engadget Mobile

Two calls, two store visits, and one look at the web site (per carrier), this qualifies as a statistical survey? Anyone seriously considering changing carriers has done that much already, plus asked their friends for opinions, etc. This doesn't really tell us much.

Website rates best and worst cellphones by radiation output levels -- how does yours stack up?

Sep 27th 2009 8:06PM on Engadget Mobile

The measurements are in units of Watts per kilogram? Kilogram of what, handset? So a lighter weight handset with the exact same radio gets rated as more dangerous? Doesn't make any sense.

Samsung R&D goes bananas for mobile, intros 1GHz processor, 5 megapixel camera-on-a-chip, much more

Sep 23rd 2009 4:25AM on Engadget Mobile

1080p h.264 video recording in your mobile phone? Are we to believe this feature will be in real devices by late 2010?

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I'm in the market for a new phone and money isn't a limitation. I'm also not partial to any particular US carrier, but here are some of the features I'd like to have: WiFi, GPS, good coverage in lots of places, push Gmail (a must!), physical keyboard (a must!), a touchscreen, decent battery life and a relatively slim body. And please, nothing that has a fruit logo on it. No offense to the fruit fans, though. Thanks!"

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