Fractus is a Spanish company which you haven’t really gotten to know so far. Now it’s time for it’s moment of glory! Fractus has decided to sue not one, not two, but ten mobile phone manufacturers which apparently have infringed not one, not two, but nine different patents which concern internal antennas. These manufacturers are: [...]

AT&T seems ready to launch a new device but it’s not the BlackBerry Bold. It’s the Quickfire, a slider phone made by UTStarcom for AT&T. From the pictures it looks pretty good and it will certainly make an impression with hardcore texters and not only. The phone is going to be launched sometime later this [...]

Last March 8, 2008, Cricket made history as it launched the very first CDMA AWS (Advance Wireless Services) cell phone — the UTStarcom CDM7126. The new UTStarcom CDM7126 cell phone is first phone in the world to utilize the AWS spectrum band. Aside from said band, though, the triband UTStarcom CDM7126 also works with cellular [...]

Federal Communications Commission has just approved the UTStarcom CDM-7126 — the very first tri-band CDMA phone. The UTStarcom CDM-7126 phone supports both the CDMA 850/1900 band and the 1700 AWS band. Which means the phone could be carried by the companies that bought the AWS spectrum in 2006: US Cellular, MetroPCS, and Cricket. The 7126 [...]

Still in CES News, UTStarcom has presented a rather off-looking gadget in their booth. They claim it’s a mobile phone but it somehow looks like something else to me. The phone features not one but two circular keypads which reminded me of the ones on Nokia 3600 and 3650 except even those looked better, and [...]