A first look at HTC's 2009 smartphone lineup, including the next Android phone! It's the "G2," codename Sapphire, complete with myFaves branding. Check it out, along with new HTCs for AT&T, Sprint, and more ...
Happy almost holidays. Noah takes time out from booing the Boston Celtics (over and over) to talk mobile tech: iPhone and Zune rumors, Palm's New-ness, and new Samsung cameraphones are the talk of January. For now, we've got a Lightning Round with the AT&T Quickfire and Pantech C630!
It's the Bark! for December 9. Verizon issues an update for the BlackBerry Storm, rumors fly surrounding a possible $99 iPhone, and 14 new companies join the "Open Handset Alliance," which frankly sounds like an afterschool club for roleplaying gamers. That and much, much more from the world of mobile tech, as only Noah from PhoneDog.com can provide it!
Noah is not happy with the BlackBerry Storm. But he seems to like Samsung's new Omnia and Eternity alright. More importantly, he's psyched that A Charlie Brown Christmas is on TV tonight!
Episode 11 of the Bark: Basking in the aftermath of PhoneDog TV Episode #1, Noah rants about bad drivers on their cell phones. Also, lightning reviews of the BlackBerry Bold, HTC Fuze and Touch Pro, Motozine ZN5, Samsung Behold and Eternity, and much much more!
Noah's Bark Episode 10 - It's smartphone week around here - well, that and the rise of T-Mo's cameraphones. HTC Fuze and Touch Pro, T-Mobile T919 Behold, BlackBerry Bold, and where's my Storm & Xperia X1 already? Plus, PhoneDog TV Preview: Bold vs G1 vs Touch Pro!
The Bark is Back for Election Day! Noah gets his paws all over a dozen new phones, including the BlackBerry Bold for AT&T, HTC Touch Pro for Sprint, Motorola ZN5 for T-Mobile, and LG Lotus for Sprint. Plus, an update on PhoneDog TV and the latest from spy::mix.
What's up, everybody? On Bark #8, Noah talks with Xohm's VP of Services, Rick Robinson, about the Xohm WiMax launch in Baltimore and the future of 4G wireless broadband in the US. Plus, a hands-on review of the T-Mobile G1 Android phone, and more on the NINE new phones that came to the PhoneDog West offices last week.
Noah gets his hands on two new flip phones with some power under the hood: The BlackBerry Flip 8220 for T-Mobile and the LG Lotus for Sprint. Will your next smartphone be a flip? Also, more on the Android "G2" rumor, and news on tons of new cell phones.
Chloe Sladden, VP of Special Project Programming at Current TV, comes on the show to talk about "Hack the Debate." Current has teamed up with Twitter to broadcast a near-real-time river of tweets with each Presidential (and VP) debate this year. River of tweets? Huh? Learn about it on the show, and also catch up on the latest cell phone news. Plus: TWO Top 5 lists! D'oh!
Episode 5 of the Podcast! Featuring David and Jon from TmoNews.com. We talk about life as phone bloggers, striking a balance between posting rumors and protecting the carrier you love, and what's in store for T-Mobile users and the future of Android. Also, the latest cell phone news and (for some reason) Noah's Top 5 TV shows!
A bonus episode for you this week. Noah talks to Demetra from LG about their partnership with Christian from Project Runway and the design of the LG Lotus. What's up with cell phone product placement in Heroes and Gossip Girl? And what might we already know about the next Android phone? All that and the latest cell phone news with Noah from PhoneDog.com.
Noah's Bark from the day of the Google / TMobile G1 Android phone launch. Doug comes on the show live from the NYC launch event to give us his hands-on impressions of the first Google Android phone. Noah talks T-Mo 3G and reviews the Sony Ericsson TM506. Check it out!
Noah's summary of last weeks cellular CTIA conference in San Francisco. A number of very interesting cellular devices were released, with notable devices from LG, Blackberry, and HTC stealing the show
It's the maiden voyage of the PhoneDog Podcast! On episode one, Noah covers the first week of September in cell phone news: iPhone 3G woes, Google Android and Google Chrome, and T-Mobile's first official 3G phone. We also review iPhone 3G, Voyager Titanium, and the iMate Ultimates, and preview this week's CTIA Wireless show in San Francisco.
