Latest Registered Mobile Devices from Federal Communications Commissions site Friday (28/8/2010).

Phones
Read - Kyocera SCP-3820
Read - Huawei UM840
Read - Huawei U7520
Read - Huawei C2830
Read - Samsung S7230
Read - NEC Casio CAY01
Read - ZTE VDF-945

Peripherals
Read - ZTE K3806-Z
Read - Sony Ericsson VH110
Read - Haier CM210
Read - Iqua BHS-803

Fennec is the codename of Mozilla’s mobile project, however, the official product name is Firefox. For pre-beta releases of Firefox we refer to it by the project's name, Fennec. This is an alpha release of Fennec.

Built on the same technology platform as Firefox 4 for desktop computers, Fennec is designed and optimized for browsing on a mobile device, yet ships with many of your favorite Firefox desktop features like Firefox Sync, Add-ons and the Awesome Bar. This alpha release brings Fennec to the Android platform, the fastest growing smartphone platform in the world.

Features:

Shipping with the Firefox Sync feature built-in, Fennec synchronizes your Firefox history, bookmarks, open tabs, passwords and form data between your desktop and mobile. Just login with your Firefox Sync account info and Fennec gets to know you right away, taking you to your favorite parts of the Web with barely any typing. Don't worry about switching to a new phone, or having to type long URLs or passwords again. You can even leave your desktop in a moment’s notice and pick up right where you left off on your mobile phone.

Fennec is the world's first mobile Web browser to support add-ons; pieces of software that let you change or add features, functionality and the look of your Fennec to fit your browsing lifestyle. You can search for and install add-ons directly to your Android phone or Nokia N900 from the Add-ons Manager located in your browser tools.

Swipe to the left or right of your screen to access your tabs, browser controls and tools, which are stowed out of the way while you browse the Web. Typing on a phone is hard, that's why you can bookmark a site with one tap, view tabs as thumbnails to easily see and open the page you want, and use the Awesome Screen to get to where you want to go in just a few a keystrokes.

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The Motorola Charm is an inexpensive QWERTY bar shaped Android 2.1 smartphone for T-Mobile USA that features Motorola MOTOBLUR social networking widgets and comes with both standard and extended batteries included in the box.

The Motorola Charm for T-Mobile USA is a nice little smartphone that offers a very practical design at a very low cost $74.99 with contract, $269.99 contract-free. It ships with both normal and extended batteries (and an extended rear cover), and offers users plenty of resizable MOTOBLUR widgets for things like news, weather, social networking, and general messaging.

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The Verizon flagship Android device The Droid X is not the only handset in danger of taking some damage from this one, though this thing is a near one-to-one match with the Sprint EVO 4G, both in looks and specs. But there is something better coming... it is the EVO 4G. For Verizon. Thats not its official name but in fact, it does not appear to have an official name just yet. But it does have an 8 megapixel camera, the Evo signature kickstand, a 4.3-inch screen and front face camera.