Review roundup: Motorola Droid, Verizon's first Android handsetSource: Apple Insider
From David Pogue's review:
There's not much room for the apps on the Droid, either. Although Verizon includes a 16-gigabyte memory card for your music and photos, apps have to be stored in a 560-megabyte chunk of built-in memory. Some Droiders will fill that up quick.
WirelessTech Taking a Toll on Earth Science and AstronomySource: scientificamerican.com
Nearly lost amidst the breathless anticipation of all things wireless...is the potential impact these gadgets may have on scientific instruments that likewise need access to the electromagnetic spectrum.
Every Baltimore patrol officer to get a BlackBerrySource: policeone.com
The Baltimore Police Department plans to equip more than 2,000 officers with sophisticated smart phones allowing them to check warrants, retrieve driver's license photos and conduct background checks on hand-held devices, an initiative designed to get police out of patrol cars an …
How cellphones will enhance realitySource: newscientist.com
Despite decades of hype, virtual reality has never really managed to live up to, well, reality. But new applications that blend real and virtual worlds via the medium of a smartphone may have the missing ingredient needed to make the technology take off.
Dell's iPhone Killer rejected by carriers as too dullSource: Apple Insider
After signaling its intent to follow Apple's wildly successful iPhone into the smartphone business, Dell's first attempts to produce a phone have been rejected by the carries for being too dull and lacking enough differentiation to stand out in a competitive environment, accordin …
The Power User's BlackBerry GuideSource: insidecrm.com
CrackBerry addicts, are you ready to take your BlackBerry to the next level? In this list, you'll find some of the most awesome tips, hacks, how-tos and guides for the BlackBerry, making it easy for just about anyone to become a power user.
Apple killing competition in App Store?Source: msnbc.com
Apple's iron-fisted control of the iPhone is starting to draw protests from some software developers who wonder if the company's policy will end up squelching competition.
Early Review of Blackberry Flip-PhoneSource: Crackberry
While the last few weeks in CrackBerry nation have been primarily focused on the release of the BlackBerry Bold and the development of RIM's upcoming touchscreen device, rewind less than three months back to April 30th and it was leaked images of the KickStart that shocked the sm …

So, Apple announces the iPhone 3G (does that make the 1st Generation iPhone the 1G iPhone or the iPhone 2.5G and is the iPhone 3G the 2G iPhone 3G?) and alongside the new look, the new software and other improvements, a svelte-looking Steve Jobs confirmed early reports that the p …
The Blackberry Curve vs. the Palm Centro | from The Sub.StandardSource: The Sub.Standard
An in-depth head to head look at the two leading smart phones from the two major manufacturers of communications devices. Breaks down comparison into several categories and provides strengths and weaknesses for both. Is a useful comparison for both beginning and uber-users.
Disconnect Anxiety: a malady for the 21st centurySource: Ars Technica
The concept of Internet addiction has moved from the funny pages to the scientific journals, as mental health workers and the public accept that some people simply need to spend time online.
TI to demonstrate prototype Google Android phoneSource: Reuters
Texas Instruments Inc said on Monday it would demonstrate a prototype cell phone based on Android, the highly anticipated mobile phone operating system being built by Web search leader Google Inc.
Sony Ericsson to do first Windows phoneSource: CNET News.com
Handset maker Sony Ericsson is announcing plans for its first Windows Mobile device, a move aimed at boosting the company's presence in the North American smartphone market.
Dell's entry into smartphones imminent?Source: MacNN | The Macintosh News Network
Dell is near the end of developing its return to the handheld market through a smartphone, according to a hint in the latest issue of Forbes.
Making Your Phone SmarterSource: EW.com
Applications designed for mobile phones are becoming more and more popular, spurred by the development of smart phones such as Apple's iPhone.
Closed iPhone opens road for Linux phonesSource: weblog.infoworld.com
Linux developers have been dying for a phone of their own ever since Sharp killed the Zaurus Linux-based PDA. Apple's decision to close iPhone to 3rd-party applications gave the green light to Linux phones and mobile devices.