It’s said that Samsung will have two phones based on Android OS for this year. One high end and a low cost. The first of them might start selling by September and the other one later on, around Christmas. That all right, until this point not really a big news, but a detail, those phones will come branded as GOOGLE instead of Samsung. Surprising. Anyway, the high end should looks like a Blackberry Perl and the low cost will be sold under $100 anytime at Christmas but of course it’s all just rumors that has not been denied "yet".

[via Engadgets]

It looks like everyday people are trying to invent new ways to prolong their batteries, specially women who talks a lot on the phone.

But now put some Hydrogen fuel cell I think it’s a little lets say crossing the line, not mentioning risky. 

Read “MOTOSLVR L7 Hydrogen fuel cell prototype”

Any laptop or tech fan knows who AlienWare is, but for those who doesn’t AlienWare is known for their High Ending PCs and laptops. In mine opinion this was the coolest mobile phone so far. This is not more than a mocked up version of what would be a mobile phone produced by them.

Read “The coolest Mobile Phone so far?”

I know I know, you will probably say I read that before. Despite the rumor about Dell releasing a mobile phone powered by Android OS had been hammered I received these news today on my e-mail about a "tip" on Dell’s Axim. It looks like someone from inside released some great information about the handset. However I have to say this is still a rumor and not confirmed facts.

Read “Dell to show Android OS phone at MWC?”

If you thought Nokia would follow the Sony Ericsson’s steps by getting the Windows Mobile in their handsets, I’m sorry but I will have to say that you were wrong. The mobile company announced they will not get into the Windows Mobile at least for now. But good expectations come from Nokia relating the S60 series yet to be reveled on the World Mobile Congress starting this Monday.

Would they still think about going to the OHA side? Well maybe after Google revel more about Android OS.

[via Engadget]