Smartphone Field Continues To Level

With the underestimated growth of Android, good advances on Windows Phone 7, WebOS 2.0 , and an ongoing slew of new models coming off the assembly lines from: Motorola, HTC, Samsung, Blackberry, et al., how much longer can Apple hold smartphone throne with one model released a year with a proprietary OS? Ultimately, the consumer wins this one.

Verizon Lashes Back At Pogue

Apparently David Pogue and his recent New York Times diatribe about all that is wrong with the cellphone business, struck a nerve with Verizon CEO, Lowell C. MacAdam.

David Pogue Vents On Cellphone Carriers

Phone/carrier exclusivity, overcharging for texting and billing, the New York Time’s Technology editor David Pogue, blasts the practices of the cellphone industry.

Palm Pre Looking Good

Take a look at some reviews out there. Let’s see how the weekend rush goes and what the consumer says. Comparing plan package costs, the Pre’s unlimited plan (voice, data and messaging) runs $50.00/month cheaper than iPhone’s. Sounds good to me.

Pre’s Potential Persists

With a new operating system (webOS) and an ability to run multiple apps by utilizing common tools to write them, the positive buzz on the new Palm Pre continues.

Sprint Announces Palm Pre Relationship

The promotion continues. Let’s see if its cheaper than the iphone, or are they going to shoot themselves in the foot.

Palm Pre’s Potential

It will be good for the growing smart phone marketplace, if the new Palm Pre can give the iPhone and BlackBerry some real competition. If it’s as nifty as some in the press have stated, then perhaps we will have a realistic choice.