AT&T expands Wi-Fi hotspot coverage to nearly 20,000 domestic hotspots. Following the previous Free WiFi HotSpots for iPhone from AT&T, AT&T announced that it has agreed, through one of its subsidiaries, to acquire privately-held Wayport, Inc., a leading provider of managed Wi-Fi services in the United States, for approximately $275 million in cash. The deal adds Wayport’s focused capabilities and enterprise customer portfolio with AT&T’s leading Internet Protocol (IP) and 3G networks, and broad consumer and business customer bases, to deliver enhanced broadband connectivity at home, in the office, on the road, and virtually anywhere in between. The acquisition expands the AT&T Wi-FiSM footprint to nearly 20,000 domestic hotspots, takes the company’s global Wi-Fi presence to more than 80,000 locations*, and creates thousands of new ways for customers worldwide to stay in touch. (* Including roaming locations).
More information is available on AT&T here.
Motorola VE75 dual-SIM phone in China. We’re already aware of many Chinese dual-SIM phones, but most of them have unpronounceable names. A dual-SIM phone by major brands is a rare thing (except Samsung). Motorola now follows into Samsung’s footsteps, by releasing its second dual SIM model, the Motorola VE75. 
iPhone, iPod Connectivity for United Airlines. We already heard 
RoverPC P7 PDA Smartphone. A new smartphone has been released by RoverPC, the P7 model. It’s the successor of the earlier P6 model. RoverPC P7 runs the latest version of Windows Mobile (6.1) and gets all its power from Marvell’s PCA270 416MHz CPU. The mobile phone has 2.8-inch QVGA touchscreen, Bluetooth 2.0, tri-band GSM/GPRS + EDGE radio (900/1800/1900 MHz), and a 2 megapixel camera.
Nokia 7310 Classic Live Photos. Following the official press image ( 1.jpg)
Nokia E66, E71, 7310 Classic official press photos (leaked). Following the previous posts (
Philips 198, 199 low-end Phones for Europe, Asia. Philips announced two new mobile phones, Philips 198 and 199 model. The cellphones are targeting the lower end of the market in Asia and Europe. Both devices (Philips 198 and 199) sport miniUSB connectivity for charging and data transfer. The lower-number 198 model comes with the FM Radio. In addition to the lack of features, the phones are small, measuring 99×42×13.5 mm and weighing only 65 grams. Philips 198 and 199 should be available in a few months for about $62.
Palm Centro for Telstra in Australia. Palm Centro smartphone will be available to Telstra Pre-Paid customers in Australia beginning May 26. Centro is Palm’s smallest and lightest smartphone. Designed for individuals and traditional mobile phone users looking for a better way to manage their professional and social lives, it has a modern, stylish look that feels comfortable in the hand, and discreetly fits in a pocket or clutch.  on FCC.jpg)
Sidekick PV210 (aka Sharp PV210) on FCC. The FCC just approved Sidekick PV210 aka Sharp PV210. Look at the “Powered by DANGER”, it confirms that the FCC label belongs to a Sidekick. A quick look at the test reports confirm that this new Sidekick won’t come with 3G connectivity, yeah it may disappoint a fair number of people.
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