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It’s an unconfirmed rumor at this point (what rumor isn’t I suppose), but should it come to fruition, T-Mobile may be extending their newly created “loyalty plan” to other customers in the near future. Mobile Burn spoke with an individual who, like many of us, would like to see the price of our wireless bills go down. Though they weren’t qualified for the loyalty offering, they decided to inquire about alternative pricing options. Upon calling in to T-Mobile customer service, he individual was told that as of April 1st, obtaining the plan would become much easier.

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This review of the Nokia E75 is the first par of the entire review of the phone and focuses on Form Factor/Design and Keypad/Display of the phone. Before going through this review, you might want to check out the Unboxing of the E75, E75 Gallery and the First Impressions about the E75.

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Thank the giant brains at MIT for this sneak peek at where mobile devices are heading next.

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A phone getting leaked before it is officially unveiled by the company is nothing new in the mobile phone industry. The recent phone that will be joining the leaked-before-launch bandwagon is the Samsung U490 a.k.a Samsung Trance. The phone will be coming to Verizon in US as of now and will have touch sensitive keys on the top with a slider form factor. Other features include, 1GB internal memory with 16GB memory support using the microSDHC card, 1.3 mega pixel snapper, 3.5mm standard head phone jack, large speaker and Mobile Web 2.0 Internet browser.

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Though BGR won’t divulge his high-level source at AT&T, rumor has it that a new iPhone may be in the works for a June release (in typical Apple fashion, we might add). Confirmed to be “100% correct,” the following details were leaked: Read the rest of this entry »

The guys at Lima Sky recently released their latest iPhone game, Doodle Jump. I spent some time tonight playing it and I have to say it’s pretty addictive.

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KT (Korea Telecom), South Korea’s integrated wired/wireless telecommunications provider is in talks with Samsung and LG, to mobile handset companies, to develop a sophisticated handset that will be powered by Google’s Android mobile OS [via]. HTC G1 was the first handset that was launched by T-Mobile in the US. The G1 has still not made its way to the Asian market and if Samsung or LG launch the new handset running Android in Korea

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After getting the E75 from WOM World, I immediately started using the phone.Now as I have used the phone for more than 24 hours, I thought that I will share my initial experience with all my readers regarding the E75. I have reviewed the Nokia 6210 and the Nokia 5320 before but E75 is special phone and I am planning to do the review in parts. Just trying out something new with the way I will be reviewing mobile phones. Anyway, Coming back to the E75, the phone feels sleek and solid in hand and the slide out QWERTY keyboard is strong and does not squeak, however the alphanumeric keypad, which you will be using most of the time except when you are browsing the Internet or reading/writing mails, seems a bit cranky. The keys are not that smooth to operate. E75 feels like a narrowed down version of the E71 in hand, E71 is a bit broad but E75 is sleek and feature loaded. The alphanumeric keypad should be more clicky, however the QWERTY keyboard is nice to operate and it wont feel like key crumbling down under your fingers, keys are strong and solid. The slide-out mechanism is also nice and feels good in hands.

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