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Well here I am again, another Sunday and another review of what of the top ten stories of last week which was filled with news form top to bottom.Last week saw my first interview of all time gracing the pages of Android Colosseum, and also some news about what happen at the CTIA Wireless Show held at Las Vegas. Yes I am talking too much and you are anticipating the top ten so here it is before you all get into a Blood Sucking Vampire Mob. 10. Google and Apple battle for Developers9. Google's April Fool Prank8. Reasons why AT&T didn't like Android?7. CTIA: Google Android no ahow

After weeks of staying mum about what goes on behind the scenes of the FCC 700MHz Spectrum Bidding, Google has finally opened up after the cone of silence has been lifted and all that was in the dark can now venture into the light. A post at the Google Public Policy Blog revealed everything we have been dying to know for so long. BEWARE, what you are about to read is Top Secret Information that could have the CIA at your door in just a few seconds with guns out and laser lights targeted at you!!!

At the CTIA wireless show, Sprint has been slicing and dicing through the competition with the announcement of the Samsung "Instinct", but just as you may think that the Sprint announcements were over and done, they came out gunning with the announcement of six new phones. 1. A Blackberry Smartphone which has WiFi capabilities and will be running on Nextels iDen network, slated for this year 2. Motorola V950 is apart of the bunch, as you can see it is playing number 2 on the list. This phone has a big, 2.2-inch, 320-by-240 screen, Bluetooth stereo, and a 2 Megapixel Camera. 3. Sanyo Pro 200 is a phone that will set you back $49.99 and comes equiped with a 1.7" screen, Bluetooth and GPS 4. Sanyo Pro 700 is next in line, like the 200, it also have a 1.7" screen and bluetooth, GPS features. The big difference is it is ruggedized, and will sell for $69.99 with a two-year contract. 5. The Samsung Z700 is a Mid-Range flip phone with with a high-res 2.1-inch, 320-by-240 screen. It also comes equiped with a 2 Megapixel Camera

At the CTIA wireless show, Sprint has been slicing and dicing through the competition with the announcement of the Samsung "Instinct", but just as you may think that the Sprint announcements were over and done, they came out gunning with the announcement of six new phones. 1. A Blackberry Smartphone which has WiFi capabilities and will be running on Nextels iDen network, slated for this year 2. Motorola V950 is apart of the bunch, as you can see it is playing number 2 on the list. This phone has a big, 2.2-inch, 320-by-240 screen, Bluetooth stereo, and a 2 Megapixel Camera. 3. Sanyo Pro 200 is a phone that will set you back $49.99 and comes equiped with a 1.7" screen, Bluetooth and GPS 4. Sanyo Pro 700 is next in line, like the 200, it also have a 1.7" screen and bluetooth, GPS features. The big difference is it is ruggedized, and will sell for $69.99 with a two-year contract. 5. The Samsung Z700 is a Mid-Range flip phone with with a high-res 2.1-inch, 320-by-240 screen. It also comes equiped with a 2 Megapixel Camera

At the CTIA wireless show, Sprint has been slicing and dicing through the competition with the announcement of the Samsung "Instinct", but just as you may think that the Sprint announcements were over and done, they came out gunning with the announcement of six new phones. 1. A Blackberry Smartphone which has WiFi capabilities and will be running on Nextels iDen network, slated for this year 2. Motorola V950 is apart of the bunch, as you can see it is playing number 2 on the list. This phone has a big, 2.2-inch, 320-by-240 screen, Bluetooth stereo, and a 2 Megapixel Camera. 3. Sanyo Pro 200 is a phone that will set you back $49.99 and comes equiped with a 1.7" screen, Bluetooth and GPS 4. Sanyo Pro 700 is next in line, like the 200, it also have a 1.7" screen and bluetooth, GPS features. The big difference is it is ruggedized, and will sell for $69.99 with a two-year contract. 5. The Samsung Z700 is a Mid-Range flip phone with with a high-res 2.1-inch, 320-by-240 screen. It also comes equiped with a 2 Megapixel Camera

At the CTIA wireless show, Sprint has been slicing and dicing through the competition with the announcement of the Samsung "Instinct", but just as you may think that the Sprint announcements were over and done, they came out gunning with the announcement of six new phones. 1. A Blackberry Smartphone which has WiFi capabilities and will be running on Nextels iDen network, slated for this year 2. Motorola V950 is apart of the bunch, as you can see it is playing number 2 on the list. This phone has a big, 2.2-inch, 320-by-240 screen, Bluetooth stereo, and a 2 Megapixel Camera. 3. Sanyo Pro 200 is a phone that will set you back $49.99 and comes equiped with a 1.7" screen, Bluetooth and GPS 4. Sanyo Pro 700 is next in line, like the 200, it also have a 1.7" screen and bluetooth, GPS features. The big difference is it is ruggedized, and will sell for $69.99 with a two-year contract. 5. The Samsung Z700 is a Mid-Range flip phone with with a high-res 2.1-inch, 320-by-240 screen. It also comes equiped with a 2 Megapixel Camera

At the CTIA wireless show, Sprint has been slicing and dicing through the competition with the announcement of the Samsung "Instinct", but just as you may think that the Sprint announcements were over and done, they came out gunning with the announcement of six new phones. 1. A Blackberry Smartphone which has WiFi capabilities and will be running on Nextels iDen network, slated for this year 2. Motorola V950 is apart of the bunch, as you can see it is playing number 2 on the list. This phone has a big, 2.2-inch, 320-by-240 screen, Bluetooth stereo, and a 2 Megapixel Camera. 3. Sanyo Pro 200 is a phone that will set you back $49.99 and comes equiped with a 1.7" screen, Bluetooth and GPS 4. Sanyo Pro 700 is next in line, like the 200, it also have a 1.7" screen and bluetooth, GPS features. The big difference is it is ruggedized, and will sell for $69.99 with a two-year contract. 5. The Samsung Z700 is a Mid-Range flip phone with with a high-res 2.1-inch, 320-by-240 screen. It also comes equiped with a 2 Megapixel Camera

Will this phone put a dagger into the very heart of the iPhone? or will just fail like the many iClones that have come and gone? Check out this over 4min long video before you make your decision, and come June, will you be buying one?

Will this phone put a dagger into the very heart of the iPhone? or will just fail like the many iClones that have come and gone? Check out this over 4min long video before you make your decision, and come June, will you be buying one?

With Sprint falling down the carrier ladder due to customer service problems, fellow Open Handset Alliance Member Samsung has jumped in to help with their new phone called the "Instinct". The phone will cost less than $300, but not everyone will be able to purchase the Instinct, apparently you will have to sign up for Sprint's simply everything plan which starts at $69 a month for 450 minutes of phone calls and unlimited data services. For $99 a month. This announcemebnt was made at the CTIA wireless show at LAS VEGAS today Not much has been revealed about the phone at this time, all that is known right now is that it has up to 4hrs talk time and Samsung will throw in a extra memory card and battery, it will have touch screen interface similar to the iPhone that is 3" in size (the ladies won't be impressed with that size) Sprint will be marketing the hell out of this new product in hopes to gain back those subsribers that has, um, unsubscribed? yeah i think that is the word. $100 Million will be the amount of money that will spent on Advertisememts, wish i had some of that.

For a Company that is bleeding chips so much money shouldn't be thrown away on one man who help to Sprint's fall from Glory. Ousted CEO Gary Forsee received $40 Million during 2007 and will pick up another $1 Million annually for the rest of his life it appears. All those information was disclosed Thursday in Sprint’s proxy statement filled with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Gary Forsee was forced to resign by angry investors due to Sprint's inability to keep existing Customers and conjure up some more.

WiMax nation wide deployment in the US has risen again, this time with added force in the form of Cable Companies like Comcast and Time Warner whom discovered new interest in backing WiMax. According to the Wall Street Journal, Comcast could put in over a Billion dollars while Time Warner would only shed out USD$500 million. Cable Companies are not the only ones backing WiMax, the God like hands of Google are also in the mix, you can bet Android will benefit, followed by the OHA member Intel who are masters of bridging the gap between the internet and the Speed of Light. All these big name companies will work with Sprint another OHA member who will be the one providing the service throughout the United States. From Article: Big money may be lining up behind WiMax and a network rollout across the country to support it. Sprint and Clearwire fumbled around with this for months, like a teen couple on prom night in the back of a Honda Fit. As in uncomfortably.

The Auction is over and now it's time to announce the top two lucky winners of the Wireless Spectrum. As many like myself has already known before hand, Google would not win a single bid at the Auction, they actually played to lose but when you look at it from another perspective, you'll say they played to win without spending a dime. Google bid USD$4.6 Billion for the C Block, but they were outdone by Verizon Wireless which bid a maximum of $9.6 billion for 108 licenses, thats included the C Block. From before the Auction came to an end, analysts were saying that Verizon would be the likely candidate to win and so they have, now only if they and Google would play nice. On the other hand we have AT&T who won the most Spectrum at the Auction. AT&T bought 227 licenses for $6.6 billion, not as much money as Verizon because these Spectrums are smaller compared to what Verizon has won. Sadly, Sprint and T-Mobile didn't partake in the Spectrum Auction which is a disappointment to say the least.