Noah goes hands-on with the Nokia E72. The E71 was one of his favorite phones of 2008. Can the updated E72 keep up the E Series’ good name?

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Here we take a look at the web browsing experience of the HTC HD2 with the Google Nexus One.

It has been a few years since we heard about the ACCESS Linux Platform (ALP) that was going to be Palm’s Linux OS. ALP is still alive and kicking and the folks at ELSE Mobile showed me the first ELSE device. It is quite intuitive and provides much of the “smart” in a smartphone I have been looking for in our devices.

Watch a demo of an early version of Flash Player 10.1 on Nexus One. See more videos of Flash Player 10.1 on other mobile devices here:

http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer/articles/mobile_demos_fp10.1.html

Phone Arena presents you with a quick video tour of the Palm Pre Plus straight from the CES 2010 show. The device is almost identical to the Palm Pre in terms of specifications and design. The differences between the two are that the Pre Plus has double the storage capacity with its 16GB memory and lacks the button on the front.

You can check our CES 2010 Live report by following the link below.

http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/CES-2010-Live-Report-article-a_8634.html

A video review of the Nokia N900 Maemo smartphone. This is Nokia’s first Linux based Maemo 5 smartphone. It’s unlocked GSM quad band with EDGE and it has 3G on T-Mobile’s US bands and Euro 3G. The N900 has Cortex A8 CPU with 3D graphics acceleration, a 5 megapixel camera, 800 x 480 pixel touch screen, QWERTY keyboard and 32 gigs storage. It also has GPS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Read our full review at: http://www.mobiletechreview.com/phones/Nokia-N900.htm

Unboxing the Nexus One (Google Phone) video. Shows you from the box it came in and what comes with the phone and then some size comparisons. Great Video!

Video footage of the Dell Streak – a 5-inch, touchscreen, Android-based mobile internet device, or MID – has hit the net.

Tinhte has gotten hold of one of the mythical machines and it looks like a pretty nifty internet tablet-type offering, although being much larger than a phone and much smaller than a netbook means it won’t appeal to everyone.

With a 800 x 480 resolution screen, it’s thought to run Android 2.0 and offer Bluetooth, 3G, a 5-megapixel camera with LED flash, a microSD card slot and Wi-Fi.

Hit play now to see a good 3 minutes of Streak action and we’ll keep you posted with more news on this new device as we have it. More on www.tinhte.com

Here is a short video tour of the Motorola Backflip, a new Android phone with MOTOBLUR

Motorola BackFlip smartphone as shown on CES2010