Welcome back. We knew you’d make it. After all, this is one of those moments you look forward to all week, right? (Don’t dash our dreams?) Last week was a pretty interesting week in the cell phone industry, but we made it through it with barely a scratch, so we’re good to shove on to the next week....

Looks like AT&T is keeping their word when it comes to changing things around. As we reported earlier, the second largest wireless carrier is cleaning house, tagging a new “Rethink Possible” slogan, and getting a new color scheme. Apparently in the midst of all that, though, they’re also going...

You can’t keep a good feature down for too long. Or, in this case, segregated to specific mobile Operating Systems. Google Maps has been updated to 4.1, and with it comes support for Windows Mobile and Symbian S60 devices. Which, if we can run a quick calculation in our head, means a literal ton of...

Nokia today has announced the new Nokia X5, a candy bar Symbian based model made for China’s 3G network (TD-SCDMA). The Nokia X5 includes a dedicated music key and easy access to CMCC music. It comes with a 5 megapixel camera, dual LED flash, 2.4” QVGA 16M color TFT display and direct access to Mobile...

Tear downs of the Nexus One revealed components capable of handling FM radio and Wireless N signals (the chip being the Broadcom BCM4329EKUBG to be exact). At least one of these protocols seems to be finding its way to the N1 in a set of updated drivers just released for Google’s handset. Steve Kondik...