Here are some more leaked photos of the unannounced Sony Ericsson XPERIA X3. We still have no info on its release date, but be sure it won't be released until next year.
T-Mobile has made new ''Even More'' plans available to its customers. They are available with no contract, and include unlimited in-network calling, as well as unlimited nights and weekends.
Google Voice became better. Now in order to take advantage of its features, users can utilize their carrier-issued number, instead of getting one from Google. Also, the service became carrier independent, so if you swich to another carrier for a hot new device, you won't lose any messages and will have the same feature you used before.
According to BGR, the upcoming HTC Droid Eris scheduled for a November 6th launch on Verizon Wireless will run a slow 528MHz Qualcomm processor and Android 1.5. What a shame, fortunately there are other HTC Android handsets to choose from.
BGR reported that both Motorola Droid and HTC Droid Eris will be released on Verizon on the same day of November 6th. It's not official, but it's safe to assume that the date is solid, as we've heard confirmations from other sources, indicating the same day.
Most of you have probably updated your handsets with the leaked build, but we still must inform you that the OS 5.0 for BlackBerry Storm 9530 is now available officially and can be downloaded through BlackBerry Desktop Manager for PC or Mac; or you can just visit www.verizonwireless.com/storm .
Allerta inPulse is a newly announced wristwatch for BlackBerry, which allows you to monitor your BlackBerry smartphone and notify you about incoming emails, SMS and calls via Bluetooth. The device is available for pre-order now at www.freeupyourhands.com for $149, with shipping date set to February 2010.
You'll need to install a BlackBerry application on your smartphone in order to get this combo working.
ACCESS and Emblaze Mobile have recently unveiled their new Else Intuition phone, a successor to the first ELSE handset. It runs on Access Linux Platform v3.0 with touch UI, which provides advanced flexibility and configurability, allowing users to run multiple applications at the same time. Other features include:
The guys over at the UnLockr found out that the HTC Passion, and upcoming handset Verizon, is in fact the carrier branded Android version of the HTC HD2. The Passion has the same menu key as the HTC Droid - the source explained that Verizon is trying to keep some uniformity among all of its Android devices - and is powered by the 1GHz Snapdragon processorcoupled by a 4.
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