The CDMA version of the HTC Desire with a capable CPU that's been underclocked to conserve power may be hitting Verizon Wireless in a two weeks according to the latest rumors. Rumored to have an 8-megapixel camera, a 768 MHz CPU, and 512 MB of DRAM with Android 2.1 and Sense UI, the HTC Incredible will compete nicely against the Verizon Wireless ... Related Posts HTC Incredible: Another Versi...

As previously reported, Sprint will be supporting its own version of Googles Nexus One smart device manufactured by HTC. Sprint has issued a press release confirming support and availability of the CDMA version of the smart device on the...

In a surprising (or not?) announcement today, Sprint said that Google would launch a version of the Nexus One Android 2.1 smartphone compatible with its 3G Mobile Broadband Network. Most probably, the CDMA / EV-DO  Sprint-bound Nexus One will be similar to the one Verizon will get. The announcement comes only one day after the Nexus

According to Digitimes (via Economic Daily News), HTC has begun shipping the CDMA-version of the Nexus One to Verizon Wireless. Furthermore, HTC will soon begin shipments of the Nexus One to Vodafone. These two partners were announced to be Nexus One carriers with the phone itself were announced, but rumors the carriers will sell them

The Chinese language Economic Daily News is reporting that HTC has commenced shipping out the CDMA variant of the Nexus One to Verizon Wireless...

Newly released Palm Pre Plus is an updated version to the original release of the Pre. With a improved keyboard, and more memory the Pre Plus will deliver a better overall mobile experience to its user. The CDMA smartphone features Palm's proprietary mobile operating system called webOS. The finger touch display has great sensitivity, and features a unique gesture area below. Other notable fe...

The Palm Pixi plus is an upgraded version of the first Pixi that was released to consumers. The CDMA smartphone runs Palm's proprietary operating system webOS, and is pack with features to make it a competitive handset. With a finger-touch display and the unique gesture area, the Pixi plus offers a unique user experience that should be a rather enjoyable. The full QWERTY keyboard puts the Pix...

There is much speculation surrounding the CDMA version of the Nexus One, which is slated to hit Verizon by Spring 2010.  Early last week we reported that the N1 had cleared the FCC, and that sources were suggesting a March 23rd launch date (which lines up with CTIA 2010). BGR is now reporting (and when I say reporting, I mean sharing the rumor love) that based on a few emails exchanged betwee...

Found under: Verizon, Nexus One, Google, CDMA, , Verizon is going to get a CDMA version of the Google Nexus One in the following months. We have no release dates at this time but we do know that the CDMA Nexus One has passed the FCC and Big Red should get it soon. We do have rumors saying that Verizon has already started to train employees on the Google Nexus One so that must only mean the device ...

There's a lot of rumbling in Project Pink land today, as Microsoft is seemingly nearing that magical time where its much-leaked Sidekick followup can finally see the light of day. First off, we're hearing from a tipster that the phones (we've seen 'Turtle' and 'Pure' so far) will be exclusive to Verizon, at least at the outset -- makes sense, given the CDMA radio...