Matt Hartley

If this is half as good as it sounds, it could be a huge boost for the mobile phone software needs of thousands.
 TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan’s Access Co. said on Thursday that it and Softbank Corp. have developed Internet browsing and email software for cell phones.
The software will be installed in mobile phones sold by [...]

T-Mobile has been working overtime to try and woo over as many new clients as possible. The offering of the following only goes to prove this point.
Samsung has another offering for T-Mobile customers in the US. The new Samsung SGH-t629 comes in a slider design and is only 0.55″ thin. Equipped with a 1.3 megapixel [...]

Alright, this is pretty cool. Not sure how much more work they plan on putting into this device before it goes to market, but even still, it’s pretty cool.
The Onyx, a phone concept by [...]

Ah yes, screaming mobile phones. Now this is just what the doctor ordered! Ah, then again, perhaps not…

LONDON - An ear-piercing scream awaits would-be mobile phone thieves, and it won’t stop unless the battery is removed, rendering the [...]

Ah yes, screaming mobile phones. Now this is just what the doctor ordered! Ah, then again, perhaps not…

LONDON - An ear-piercing scream awaits would-be mobile phone thieves, and it won’t stop unless the battery is removed, rendering [...]

If there is one single area of parental concern that I hear often from parents, it would have to be that of the use of teens and IM. Well, it looks like there is one solution out there on the mobile front at last.

It’s close for Pocket PC users in Linux, but only up to Windows Mobile 2003 it seems. Oh well, it looked pretty cool, though.

Even in the mobile space, content is king. However do the mobile companies have a firm enough understanding that they are ready to start providing content in a store front just yet?

Guess what everyone, Sprint is ready to take on the WiMax challenge. Anyone care to place bets on how badly this one will turn out?

BenQ has some pretty big decisions to make it would seem. Apparently, closing the former Siemens unit has not totally been ruled out of the equation.

Mobile ESPN, do we really need this? I tend to lean with not so much myself, but that is just me.

Using Skype to transfer files to and from a PC seems to be a really silly substitution for a good cable, but it is a good alternative to Bluetooth perhaps?

Well, if you have been looking at buying a Blackberry, it might be time to rethink that decision based on what I have been hearing…

Major mobile email company, Visto Corp, just landed a tidy sum. What can I say, it’s a mobile world, folks.

Is the US lagging behind in the mobile banking realm? I’d say these numbers outside of the the US speak for themselves.

Mobile ads are a tough sale I think. But in the end, I think that it comes down to a combination of presentation and content.

I’ve said it once, I’ll say it again – I do not think that these sideshow type domains have squat worth of value.

So basically, the future of the mobile is crap? Ah, this sounds simple enough to me…

Niche markets are definitely where it’s at, folks. Below, you may see my point as GoTV explains all.

Alright, this might just be a little out of the ordinary perhaps. Is it a cell phone or indeed, a hell phone?