Infographic - How we are using our Cellphones

It’s become as important as food to some people, and seemingly more important to others — and what I am talking about is the cellphone. Ever since its introduction in 1973 as the worlds first “practical” handset, the cellphone has taken the world by storm and has now become a necessity if you want to live the day to day life of the average Joe. Skip forward 37 years and the chart below finally makes sense — this is how the world uses their mobile phones.

Engadget Previews the PlayStation Phone

I really need to buy a lottery ticket today. Just mere seconds before this post went live, I was talking with my friend about how I bet Engadget already had the PlayStation Phone. As it turns out, they have one on hand and here are a couple quick tidbits about the phone.

HTC Mozart WP7 device confirmed for October UK release

We’ve seen leaked, rumoured, and even scrapped Windows Phone 7 devices, but now, as its biblical release is upon us, we can expect one thing… the HTC Mozart (which as it would appear is the coolest name for a phone yet). Read on for more details.

Nintendo's 3DS Release Date, Price, and Software Line Up Revealed

According to Nintendo’s Japanese Press Conference moments ago, the 3DS will be shipping in Japan starting February 26th, and March for the US and UK. Expect a price of around ¥25,000 ($298 for American’s) for either an aqua blue or cosmos black 3DS at launch.

Dell Thunder prototype leaks into the wild

Remember back in April when Dell leaked the motherload of, well, all handset leaks? Good, because what you’re looking at here is one of those hotly anticipated device. It is indeed… the Dell Thunder.

Rumor - Nintendo and Sony negotiating for 3G tech in 3DS and PSP2

We heard about this story before from Nintendo’s own President, Satoru Iwata when he mentioned in passing that the next iteration of the DS might have built in 3G capabilities for enhanced features on the go. Well, if

Windows 7 gets ported to a Fusion Garage JooJoo

Imagine the Fusion Garage JooJoo, but only slightly cooler — yeah, and by JooJoo standards that “coolness” is equal to a snowman in the Kalahari. Nevertheless, darkdavy (whom, may we congratulate for actually purchasing a JooJoo) felt that his restrictive web browser only based tablet was, well… too restrictive. So, what’s a boy to do? Well, if you want to follow in the footsteps of darkdavy, you may want to slap a freshly primed copy of Windows 7 on there. Using only the JooJoo’s stock hardware, he was able to create to a device with quote “flawless” 720p movie playback. He’s also noted that the only major drawbacks are lack of support for the accelerometer and inbuilt 3G modem, but other than that everything’s just peachy. Oh, and if you’re thinking that this is just some sort of pipe-dream, then hop past the break for some concrete proof.