Sony has confirmed that it will launch its previously announced Android based tablet devices next month. Click here for more.

Sony Ericsson today unveiled another of its Xperia branded smarphones - the "arc S. Taking the design from Xperia arc, the new phone has a processor upgraded to 1.4Ghz, Click here for more.

ATT today announced that the new HTC Jetstream tablet will be available exclusively to ATT customers. The HTC Jetstream runs Android 3.1 Honeycomb and has HSPA+ and 4G LTE support on ATT. Here is more info on this new ...

Benefitting from its exposure to the hot tablet and smartphone and businesses, the market for microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) in consumer electronics and mobile communications devices is set to generate record growth in 2011, Click here for more.

iPad 2 Case Review: Bracketron Back-iT for iPad 2Reviewed by Tong ZhangEditor's Ratings (1-5): 4 What's Hot: Thin and light, many color choices, easy to use.What's Not: The top of the iPad 2 isn't protected.The Bracketron ...

Here is a quick look at the Research In Motion BlackBerry Torch 9850 for Sprint. It offers the latest system software from RIM in addition to svelte good looks.

The USA's Department of Justice has stunned commentators after it filed a civil antitrust lawsuit to block ATandT's proposed acquisition of T-Mobile USA. Click here for more.

The USA's Department of Justice has stunned commentators after it filed a civil antitrust lawsuit to block ATandT's proposed acquisition of T-Mobile USA. Click here for more.

HTC today announced via its Facebook page that it will be pushing out the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update to both the Droid Incredible and Thunderbolt in September. Both phones are sold by Verizon Wireless.

Sony today announced the market launch of its first two Sony Tablet devices, the Android-powered Sony Tablet S and Sony Tablet P devices. The Sony Tablet S will hit shelves mid to late September, and pre-orders open now. Pricing ...

The UK's Office for National Statistics (ONS) has announced that it is reclassifying the way it records 3G mobile phone licences in the UK's public sector finance statistics and National Accounts. Click here for more.

BEREC, the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications, presented its analysis on the proposals of the European Commission for a revised roaming regulation to the European Parliament. Click here for more.

Swiss mobile network, Sunrise Communications has terminated its seven year managed services contract with Alcatel-Lucent after just three years. Click here for more.

Sony today launched its the lightest touch screen 6" eReader device ever, Reader Wi-Fi (PRS-T1) with Pearl E-Ink. The new Reader will be available for $149 in October 2011. The new Reader Wi-Fi reduces size and weight and incorporates ...

The wireless telecommunications industry has started to react to the lawsuit filed today by the Department of Justice, which seeks to block AT&T's proposed acquisition of T-Mobile. Sprint, which has opposed the acquisition since it was first announced, voiced exuberance at the development. The company said, in part, "By filing suit to block AT&T's proposed takeover of T-Mobile, the DOJ has put consumers' interests first." Federal Communications Commission commissioner Michael Chopp weighed in on the side of the government, saying, "I share the concerns about competition and have numerous other concerns about the public interest effects of the proposed transaction, including consumer choice and innovation." The Communication's Workers of America, however, are not so pleased. In a statement provided to media, the CWA said, "The DOJ's action has put good jobs and workers' rights at the bottom of the government's priorities." A Washington think tank also sided with the CWA, noting, "Those hoping for real competition in the critical 4G LTE market will have to wait." AT&T has vowed to fight the Justice Department's lawsuit.