January 26, 2015
Dell and Android fans should be happy to see this one. The Dell Mini 5 has earned FCC approval with 3G bands needed for AT&T, Rogers, Bell, and Telus 3G. While this has been rumored for a while and Dell officially said they were launching a device for AT&T, this is the first ...
Read MoreThe following video is less than a minute long, but it’s all we needed. It only takes 43 seconds for us to consider ourselves officially hooked on the Android-based Dell Mini 5 tablet. Michael Dell (CEO) was in Switzerland at the World Economic Forum where a member of the CrunchGear ...
Read MoreAndroid seems to be the weapon of choice at CES this year. As the best mobile platform for open source development and modifications, it only makes sense that as many developers as possible would want to get their hands on the OS- and yet, Dell’s Android-powered tablet came way out of ...
Read MoreAT&T has finally added their name to the list of carriers officially on board with Android. Coming not a moment too soon, the nation’s 4th largest carrier announced today that five Android-based handsets are coming in the first half of 2010. Speaking at the 4th annual AT&T ...
Read MoreTech blog Pocket-lint has inside information on a Dell Android tablet that is expected to be announced next year. The scarce details indicate that an announcement is expected to come at CES 2010 in Las Vegas. For those who don’t know, CES happens to be one of the largest tradeshows for ...
Read MoreThe computer manufacturing behemoth Dell announced on December 7th that they are set to restructure their business which will make way for a brand new Communications Department. The aim of the department will be focused on delivering an assortment of mobile phones to the public. Holding the ...
Read MoreDell finally confirmed they’re in the smart phone game today. An official announcement from the PC maker shows them inking partnerships with two of the largest mobile carriers in the world. Starting later this month (November), over 500 million China Mobile customers will be able to get ...
Read MoreSay hello to the Dell Streak. The 5″ WVGA (800×480) touch screen mobile internet device (MID) has found its way online and into the hands of a few lucky folks. It was reported back in July that Dell had been looking at a family of products with screen sizes ranging from 4 inches ...
Read MoreMichael Dell, CEO of Dell computers has confirmed that a handset is on the way for US consumers in 2010. The latest rumors in this on-again-off-again saga is that a modified Mini 3i will arrive on AT&T in the first quarter of the new year. The Mini 3i which works on China Mobile’s ...
Read MoreThe Wall Street Journal is reporting that Dell is entering the US wireless handset market with help from AT&T. Expected as early as next year, the phone could be among the first on Ma Bell’s network. This would be Dell’s first foray into the US market, but not their first ...
Read MoreNow we understand why Dell’s earlier phone designs were met with less than enthusiastic results. Â The Mini 3i has been shown around and it’s lacking a few features that many smart phone users have come to look for. Â Noticeably absent are WiFi and 3G connectivity. Â Ouch.
Read MoreJust a few days ago we brought word of Dell’s Mini3i, the OPhone-based handset head for China. After about 18 months worth of rumors, we finally have an actual handset to talk about and not just speculation.   So, with that out of the way, let’s dig in a little deeper. First ...
Read MoreAre we finally going to get beyond these Dell handset rumors? Possibly. It’s being reported that an email was sent from China Mobile to its Mobile Market developers with a tiny bit of Dell information mentioned. Listed as an OPhone, the document indicates the phone will be called ...
Read MoreTwo Dell rumors in one day! The Boy Genius Report has published what they claim is an upcoming Dell handset which runs Android. Now, even with the super ultra blurry shot, we can see that this is not an Android look we’ve seen before. The icons look like they are some sort of ...
Read MoreWell, well, well. What do we have here? Supposedly, this is the first picture of Dell’s Android handset. After nearly a year and a half of rumors, this could be the first sign of something tangible from the PC giant. Exciting yes? Proceed with caution. For starters, it looks to ...
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