Categories: iPhone Rivals

Motorola's Sanjay Jha Shares His Own Thoughts On Flash

Posted by: Arik Hesseldahl on June 23

Motorola's co-CEO stopped by our offices for an interview today on the occasion of the launch of the Droid X handset that runs Google's Android operating system. It didn't take...

The Other Ads Attacking Apple

Posted by: Arik Hesseldahl on October 20

Check out the ad below for the Motorola Droid phone, which runs, naturally, Google's Android, and is coming soon to Verizon. I first noticed it on TV last night, though...

Blackberry Software For Mac Coming In September

Posted by: Arik Hesseldahl on July 20

As much as I love my Mac and most products that come out of Apple, my personal wireless phone has been not an iPhone but a Blackberry for about four...

Palm Is Getting iPhone-Like Pre-Launch Buzz For Its Pre

Posted by: Peter Burrows on March 26

Palm today is a lot like Apple was in the dark days of the mid-1990s. Sales are dismal, given a stale product line and botched R&D; efforts (Remember Copland?). It...

The Dell Phone Does Exist

Posted by: Peter Burrows on March 24

And not just on the rumor blogs. I spoke with someone yesterday who has seen a prototype of the device. It is based on Android, and has no physical keyboard--just...

Thoughts On Dell's Phone

Posted by: Arik Hesseldahl on January 30

Today's Wall Street Journal has an intriguing story about Dell's apparent plans to enter the smart phone business. It's not clear what platform Dell will use. Apparently Google's Android and...

Blackberry App Store Is Open For Applicants

Posted by: Peter Burrows on January 20

Research In Motion issued an invitation today to developers to create applications for its "application storefront." It's going to be interesting to see what kind of response it gets. One...

Can Jon Rubinstein Save Palm?

Posted by: Peter Burrows on December 10

This is a momentous, critical, live-or-die, make-or-break announcement for the company, which has been pretty much been left for dead by many investors since a brutal pre-announcment on Dec. 1.