
Nokia today announced a global recall of some 14 million chargers because some of them could cause a dangerous electrical shock. http://bit.ly/5ZJYi

Verizon Wireless plans to launch the BlackBerry Curve 8530, a smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard and touch-sensitive trackpad -- instead of the traditional trackball -- on November 20 for $100. http://bit.ly/wiZnl

Verizon Wireless today launched the LG Chocolate Touch, a touch screen music phone with Dolby Mobile. http://bit.ly/32yJG4

Verizon Wireless plans to sell the HTC Droid Eris, a Google Android device, on November 6 for $100, putting pressure on rival Sprint. http://bit.ly/nAkdi

Verizon Wireless said it plans to double its early termination fee for "advanced phones" -- from $175 to $350 -- starting November 15. http://bit.ly/3Pz5Go

T-Mobile said some of its customers are were experiencing voice and data service outages. http://bit.ly/32mncB

Sony Ericsson said the Xperia X10, its first Google phone, will go on sale in 2010, hoping the device will help reverse its loss of market share. http://bit.ly/3CQL53

Sprint reported a larger third-quarter loss as subscribers continued to leave for rivals AT&T and Verizon, despite an improved porfolio of phones and cheaper rates. http://bit.ly/47Nt70

Samsung has reported its best ever quarterly net profit thanks to higher prices for consumer products such as mobile phones, memory chips and LCD screens. http://bit.ly/2GaQPr

Verizon Wireless said the Motorola Droid -- its highly-anticipated answer to the iPhone -- will offer navigation software from Google and go on sale next week for $200. http://bit.ly/EsunR

T-Mobile plans to release the Sony Ericsson Equinox, a stylish clamshell with pulsating light effects, beginning October 28. http://bit.ly/413cFk

Sprint said it will launch the Palm Pixi, a lighter and cheaper version of the Palm Pre, beginning November 15 for $100. http://bit.ly/4ofSnV

Verizon said it will release the BlackBerry Storm 2, a new version of Research In Motion's screen Storm smartphone with an improved "clickable" touch screen and Wi-Fi connectivity, on October 28 for $180. http://bit.ly/2s6O00

Japanese tech giant Toshiba plans to sell a portable fuel-cell that can recharge mobile phones and other digital gadgets on the move, starting next week. http://bit.ly/1eSj8w

AT&T reported stronger-than-expected third-quarter profit as it added a record number of iPhones to its network. http://bit.ly/12zimw









