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Motorola DROID Bionic was first unveiled during CES 2011 back in January. Since then the device has been delayed quite sometimes.

Sprint has officially announced that they will be getting both BlackBerry Bold 9930 and Torch 9850 this coming fall. As most of us might have know, both of those devices is the newest RIM’s BlackBerry 7 OS handset. Unfortunately, Sprint did not specifically mention the release date and pricing. Fared Adib, Sprint’s product boss stated, “Sprint’s incredibly loyal BlackBerry customers will appreciate the benefits of the BlackBerry 7 user experience on these two new smartphones – BlackBerry Bold 9930 and BlackBerry Torch 9850,” he added, “BlackBerry 7 is an evolution that extends the ability to support our customers domestically and internationally as they juggle their busy personal and professional lives with one easy-to-use device.

HTC Wildfire S was first unveiled during Mobile World Congress 2011 back in February. And now, the device is available via T-Mobile. The Wildfire S is the smallest handset that HTC ever produces

This morning RIM has announced several BlackBerry 7 OS devices. They’re the BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930, the Blackberry Torch 9810, and the BlackBerry Torch 9850/9860. The device won’t be available until later this month. Unfortunately, those new devices won’t be qualified for upgrades when RIM transition to the new QNX OS

Wow. Clearwire has just dropped a bit of a bombshell today, so I’ll spare you my usual theatrics: the operators of the nation’s first 4G network, having sensed the momentum that its LTE rival is gaining, has announced that they will add “LTE Advanced-ready” technology to its previously WiMax-only 4G service. Of course Clearwire is quick to reassert their commitment to their existing WiMax network (and customers), but with Clearwire CTO Dr. John Saw referring to their execution of LTE as the “future of mobile broadband”, one can certainly smell the change in the air

Clearwire has announced that it intends to support LTE Advanced within its core network infrastructure by building on its recently concluded Phoenix, Arizona based trials and entering into new agreements with wholesale partners ahead of an eventual… (Continue reading at the link above, or visit PhoneNews.com directly)

In the past, I’ve been critical of Google for trying to dance around directly calling out their competitors who are actively attempting to screw them. Today, they’re no longer dancing. In a post just put up on the main Google Blog , Google SVP and Chief Legal Officer David Drummond takes shot after shot at Google’s competitors. By name, he calls out Microsoft, Apple, and Oracle.