I've got some photos of awesome new stuff coming to RadioShack for the holiday season. I'll post comments/captions about the photos when I get the chance, but here are the photos so far: RadioShack New Products

This affordable ultra-thin clamshell phone sports a QVGA main display and Bluetooth. Other features include a VGA camera, color outer display, speakerphone, and Sanyo’s unique in-phone answering machine feature for call screening.

The FCC today released documents for the Samsung A720, a new music-centric phone bound for Sprint. The A720 is a small, slim clamshell with an internal antenna. It features a new set of external media controls including a play/pause …
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A federal court of appeals today ruled that states have the right to define carrier billing practices. Many states had passed bills or rules requiring that carriers list out charges and fees line by line, however last year the …
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Sprint today announced it has accelerated its EV-DO Revision A timetable. The carrier expects to launch the service in selected areas in the fourth quarter of this year. They expect the entire network to be upgraded to Revision A …
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The FCC recently approved two new Samsung phones. Both models are quad-band GSM with EDGE data and will launch on T-Mobile. Both phones feature Bluetooth and a 2 Megapixel camera.
T629: A slim slider that appears to be based on …
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Verizon yesterday announced availability of the first 3G data card for laptops with Express/34 or 54 slots. The V640 is a Novatel XV630 card that comes with Verizon’s VZAccess Manager software. It has both EV-DO Rel. 0 and 1xRTT …
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Hands-on reports from Motorola events in Cape Town and NYC. Hands-on with the new KRZR, RIZR, FONE, i880, xx, maxx, and W375.
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A Maryland judge has ruled that Sprint affiliates Horizon and Bright have no claim against the carrier. The affiliates had alleged that Sprint had violated exclusivity clauses with them by attempting to sell iDEN service under the Sprint brand …
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Sprint today announced they will roll out their 4G wireless broadband network beginning in the fourth quarter of 2007. Though it tested many options, the carrier chose to use the 802.16e mobile WiMax standard. They believe this choice will …
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