Telecompetitor

Customers of Verizon’s FiOS TV can now control their television sets using Motorola Droid or HTC Imagio mobile phones. Verizon says the mobile remote has virtually the same functionality ...

Will this day be a footnote in the history of telecom, or just another day? I ask because Verizon and Skype have announced a deal that blesses the use of Skype mobile on ...

Going direct to the consumer, Google announced that it will be selling its much touted and anticipated Nexus One "superphone" via a Google hosted Web store.  Built on Google's Android 2.1 mobile OS, Nexus One's features include a touchscreen ...

The blogosphere is all abuzz about the so called Google Nexus One – a Google manufactured mobile phone that was revealed on Google’s Mobile blog over the weekend. The consensus (or speculation) is that Google intends to build its ...

Verizon announced their first Android powered smartphone, the Motorola DROID, will be available November 6th. “This is an exciting announcement for Verizon Wireless, as the DROID by Motorola is the first device that we are bringing to market under our ...

Verizon has come out ‘guns a blazing’ against AT&T and the iPhone recently. They’ve launched two campaigns, “There’s a Map for That” and “Droid Does,” ahead of their November launch of an ...

On the heels of Verizon Wireless (VZW) attacking AT&T’s 3G network with their ‘There’s a map for that’ campaign, they are now setting their sights on the iPhone with their Droid Does campaign. The ...

AT&T doesn’t want Verizon getting all the Android glory – they have a little of their own brewing. According to a Wall Street Journal article, AT&T will launch an Android handset built by Dell....

The recent news of Verizon and Google partnering for Android lessens the chance of the iPhone eventually making it to the Verizon Wireless network. Or does it? Verizon and Android are now in bed together – and apparently in a big way. Leveraging ...

Verizon Wireless and Google have announced a new Android collaboration agreement that will “leverage the Verizon Wireless network and the best of the Android™ open platform to deliver leading-edge mobile applications, services and devices.” The details are a little sketchy, but it appears as ...