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The Smartphone became the all-in-one tool - it helped you get any wish accomplished. Be it food ordering, spa , parlour bookings, pet care, party supplies or even getting your laundry done.

What will help Nokia retain its dominant position in an increasingly competitive smartphone market? A metallic phone with a TV seems to be its answer.

After a global launch that saw the iPhone 4 land in Japan, Germany, France, and the U.K., U.S. customers had their chance to get their hands on Apple's newest smartphone Thursday morning. And, despite early shipment to some customers and limited iPhone supplies, the crowds still turned up at Apple Stores across the country for the iPhone 4's official release.

T-Mobile has recently reveal their latest Android powered T-Mobile myTouch smartphones and the continued extends of its latest super-fast HSPA+ mobile broadband network.

Smartphone users around the world generally download about five software applications each, even iPhone users, according to market researcher InStat.

I travel a lot. And if you're a geek like me, you can't go a full day sans internet access without experiencing some severe withdrawal symptoms. Luckily, my iPhone, with all its WiFi and 3G goodness, has been instrumental in feeding my addiction while on the road. But though Apple's smartphone provides the best mobile browsing experience out there, the small screen and touch controls still don't compare to the pixel real estate and tactile qwerty speed of a laptop. Not to mention such luxuries as Flash compatibility, page caching, and tabbed browsing.

This could get interesting. According to analyst Charlie Wolf, Apple could drop the price of the 8GB iPhone 3G to $99.

Comparison of the best smartphones in 2008!\n

QuickOffice Inc. is best known for its suite of applications that allow Symbian S60 devices to work with Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files. This company has now taken its first step toward bringing this same functionality to Apple's iPhone line.

A mobile phone review balancing the RIM BlackBerry Storm vs Apple iPhone 3G in the easiest terms. The two smartphones are the hottest gadgets in the market.

You may have heard about a little phone that was announced earlier this week and how it could have the potential to revolutionize the mobile phone market.

It seems a shame to run down the battery of an iPhone by making phone calls. There are so many more interesting things to do with it since July, when Apple Inc. opened up the popular smartphone to outside software developers.

Phones manufacturers had made many kinds of phone, but among those phones, there are few of them which are smarter than the others. However, our fellows at the cnet has compiled a comparison test over four of the 'smartest smartphones' available today. Those phones are Nokia E71, Blackberry Bold 9000, HTC Touch Pro, and of course the Apple iPhone 3G.

Just when it seemed like none of the iPhone copycats that have been hitting the market stood a chance against Apple's iconic smartphone, some new evidence is emerging that shows iPhone clones are getting a second wind.

The search giant has played down speculation that 'Nexus One' will be the first Google smartphone, but rumours of a 2010 launch persist

While the global spread of Apple's iPhone is still increasing, it would appear the touch-screen smartphone is losing its gloss in existing markets. Specifically, the tech gurus over at Time magazine have just released their Top 10 Gadgets of 2009 list, and the iPhone has been deposed by Motorola's Droid handset.

To be honest, I don't really care which is the better smartphone (or super-duper phone): the iPhone 3GS, the Motorola Droid, HTC's Droid Eris, Google's Nexus One, Nokia's N900 or the Palm Pre.

Review says Nexus One is comparable to Motorola Droid; Formal unveiling on Tuesday

IBM is helping iPhones go corporate this week, with the introduction of a free plug in that allows Notes users to read their encrypted e-mail on the Apple smartphone.

Motorola has recently rolled-out their latest - Motorola ATRIX 4G, the only smartphone that allows you to carry the power of mobile computing inside your pocket.