Engadget Mobile had an article about Samsung breaking the 150 million mark recently. My favorite quotes: "By blanketing every corner of virtually every carrier in the American market, Samsung's mobile division has now laid claim to the rather lofty mark of 150 million handsets sold in the US...

When I first saw the Samsung i760, I thought it looked like a total powerhouse - diagonal buttons, Darth Vader black finish, slivery click wheel, slide-out keyboard, etc. Now it's got an official WM 6.1 update direct from Samsung. Direct links below come courtesy of WMExperts - thanks, guys! For...

Arne Hess of the::unwired has just published an extremely thorough comparison of four excellent WM phone cameras in the HTC Touch Diamond, the HTC Touch, the Samsung i900 Omnia, and the Sony Ericsson Xperia. The article features many, many side-by-side photos, so if you've been wondering how these...

And now for some news about a company besides HTC: The Samsung OMNIA looks like a lovely WM 6.1 Professional phone. Apparently it's the first Samsung device to come with their "widget" interface as well as WM. This CNET Asia article has more official information.

Samsung have decided to incorporate Infineon chipsets ditching Qualcomm, using the shift to reduce costs by 20% (retaining quality standards) and also as leverage in future negotiations. Qualcomm holds many patents for CDMA and 3G technologies, but has been taken to court for its allegedly unfair pricing...

Interesting move for Samsung click here

Clean looking device here. Click here

I came across this beauty a week ago and I thought I would share it with you. The Samsung SGH-i900 is still in the works and should be released either in the 2Q or 3Q of 2008. The device's specifications are unbelievable and the design is just fabulous. I am waiting anxiously for it to be released...

I've always said that my true desire is a virtual screen - this has to be the limiting factor on mobile devices. We can file our fingertips to use the small keyboards , but using the internet on a mobile device is still not nearly ideal. I envision the day when we can roll up some sort of large thin...

I'm considering both of these devices from Sprint. Does anyone have a recommendation or advice on which is the better device?