Sprint Nextel intends to reduce the number of its employees by 2,000 to 2,500, which should help save about $350 million annually. Lay offs will take place in all the company's branches across the country, and should be mostly implemented by December 31st.
Yes, that's right, Adobe's Photoshop Mobile is now available through the Android Market and seems to work with all of the existing models, T-Mobile's G1 included.
HTC will be releasing it new HTC HD2 smartphone in Europe and Asia in a couple of days from now, and is planning for a U.S. version to hit the shelves in early 2010. The handset is the first Windows Mobile device to use a capacitive touchscreen, which is great for viewing websites, documents, pictures and typing on the on-screen keyboard. Other features include:
The new Softbank X01SC is apparently the Samsung's first Windows Mobile powered handset to hit Japan. It looks pretty simmilar to a typical BlackBerry smartphone, and has the following specs:
The recently released iPhone 3GS in China wasn't welcomed warmly. I guess they like more "regular" phones. Here's one of those, the upcoming Samsung Anycall S359. It's a low-end music-centric slider handset headed for China Telecom, which will have the following features:
The LG KM555E hasn't been announced yet, but is already listed on LG's Ukrainian website. It seems to be a successor to the LG Cookie KP500, but sports different overall design, which hints at an affordable cost.
Behold the the Motorola Klassic. This new clamshell looks like one of the old MOTORAZR's, which doesn't makle it very appealing in terms of design. In terms of specs the phone also doesn't stand out with anything special, offering 2G support, a 5Mpix camera, and an external touch screen.
It will be available only in Korea. But who cares?
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