From Rekuru: They’re not so much watching you as making sure you’re keeping busy. New technology developed by the fun people over at KDDI have found a way to make your cell phone tell them if you’re goofing off at work. Which clearly can’t be good for those of us who do love our goofing time. More »

I’ve always been wary about transparent cell phone covers. Naturally, I was a little scared to put the BodyGuardz cover on my phone, too. Read on to find out what I thought about the covers… More »

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Smartphones are making most of the headlines, but regular cell phones still fit the bill for most buyers. LG’s Pop GD510 has sold over 1 million units in just 100 days after its launch. Nexus what? More »

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Sure, Windows Phone 7 just released, but that doesn’t mean that Windows Mobile 6.5 is dead just quite yet. Apparently when Windows Phone 7 becomes available for retail, Windows Mobile 6.5 will be called Windows Phone Classic. More »

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From Wirebot:

Today at X10 Microsoft unveiled their Windows Phone 7 with Xbox LIVE integration. This feature allows users to sign in with their gamer tag and view a mobile version of their dashboard. Now you’ll be able to read the Spotlight feed, view which Achievements you are missing, and even play downloadable XBLA games. More »

Check e-mail, text your friends, call your mom, stop a bullet… Wait, what? That’s right. Stop a bullet. An Ohio woman said she was saved from an accident gunshot by her BlackBerry. More »

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Today, Microsoft announced the launch of its new Windows Phone 7 at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. The conference took place at 9AM EST and trickles of videos are starting to leak out. More »

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With the increasing demand for wifi hotspot availability, cell phone users may soon be able to carry a hotspot with them wherever they carry their phone. Sagem Orga and Telefonica have joined forces to create the SIMFi. More »

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Looks like Sony Ericsson is continuing its “green” crusade by introducing its new business line mobile device called the “Aspen.” Available in Q2 of this year, the housing of the Aspen is made of recycled plastics with a build that is lead-free. It also comes with an e-manual to cut paper use. This is all part of Sony Ericsson’s “GreenHeart” campaign. More »

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Sixteen year old Alexander Kendrick has invented a low frequency radio that will allow for digital communication up to 946 feet underground. In essence, this means that you can send and receive texts or calls while deep underground! Cool, huh? More »

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Okay, so it looks like a piece of artwork, right? Wrong. Microsoft has developed a new kind of “bar code” that will be compatible with almost all camera phones. It’s called a “tag.” These small graphics function as physical hyperlinks and are accessed by taking a picture of them with your phone. More »

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Unless you’ve been living in a cave for the past week, you know that the small country of Haiti was struck with a terrible 7.0 magnitude Earthquake. The country is in shambles and as one citizen puts it, “water is the currency now.” The death toll keeps on rising and this grief stricken country is doing everything that it can to help the estimated thousands of people still buried underneath the rubble. More »

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With the release of Verizon’s “Droid” device comes the start of a new smartphone revolution. 2010 will no doubt see a large influx in the number of Android OS based phones being introduced into the market. Here’s a list of recently released and upcoming Android phones: More »

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It has been rumored that the Sony has abandoned its scheduled February 10th release date of the Ericsson Xperia X10 and will begin shipping preorders out to the UK on January 18th. Either way, this is a phone that I am excited to see, and it ranks #1 on my “to buy” list for this year. More »

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From Htcyou: HTCYou is a website for you, whether you’re a big HTC fan or you’re just plain curious about the HTC world. We believe that the Google Android operating system will set standards for smartphones and will revolutionize the way that people communicate, play and organize their lives. This belief fuels HTCYou’s existence and is our reason for reaching out to you. Just as you’d use your phone to connect to friends, HTCYou is your means of connecting with people who are just like you. More »