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On Thursday, Palm Inc, reported their 3Q results raising serious concerns by investors and analysts whether the Sunnyvale company can survive.  While Palm locked in $349.9 million in revenues with a gross profit of $47.0 million, a significant improvement over the previous fiscal year, the company projected that revenues for the current quarter would be less than $150 million, 50% lower than anticipated by analysts.  With only a year of cash to maintain operations, time may be runnin... more »

Here's some great news for Samsung Moment and HTC Hero users. Sprint Communications Manager, Caroline Semerdjian confirmed with the folks at Phonescoop that the carrier's current crop of Android smartphones will be updated directly from the 1.5 version to the coveted 2.1 OS in early 2nd quarter of 2010. If all goes well, then Sprint's Samsung Moment and HTC Hero will probably run Android 2.1 before the end of April. This upgrade may accompany the arrival of the Google Nexus One to the Spri... more »

Rugged cell phones are popular with users who need a handset that can perform in hazardous locations. These mobile phones can stand up to advanced wear and tear that are typical in extreme working conditions. These handsets are also popular with users who spend plenty of time outdoors or those who have a propensity of dropping their phones. Let's compare two of the latest rugged cell phones and find the suitable durable handset for your heavy-duty needs. Design/Form Factor Casio G'zOne Br... more »

Previous unconfirmed reports indicate that T-Mobile USA might get the chance to sell the Apple iPhone. Well, here's another rumor that might intrigue T-Mobile subscribers who are hoping to get a taste of Apple's prized touchscreen handset. The folks at the Financial Times report that, "T-Mobile USA is hoping to start selling the popular smartphone (referring to the iPhone) later this year or next year" after a sit down with Rene Obermann, the CEO of Deutsche Telekom. However,... more »