Word on the street is that Dell is working on a build-to-order cell phone called the MePhone, which will be announced next month and go on sale September 9. Of course, this is all just rumor at ...

Just like the coffee shop down the street. But Dell can't sell you such a radio -- that's what a cell phone is, a radio -- without a carrier's permission. It's not that the Dell phone is dangerous.

Folks at zzzPhone.com have come up with an interesting idea: They allow consumers to customize their cell phone orders the way Dell allows people to customize their PCs. You can pick not only your ...

“We have no intentions or plans to go into the cell phone business,” Kevin Rollins, Dell Inc.s CEO, said in on a conference call with reporters following its earnings report. But ...

And in 2007, Dell brought in Ron Garriques from Motorola Inc. MOT, where he oversaw the cell-phone business, to run Dell's consumer-product operations. Tim Bajarin, president of research firm ...

Representatives for Dell, AT&T and Google all declined to comment. Dell hired Ron Garriques, a Motorola cell-phone division executive, to lead its consumer technology group in 2007. That sparked ...

Dell, drawing perhaps the wrong lesson from ... Plus: A US judge rules against police cell phone “tower dumps,” China names alleged NSA agents it says were involved in cyberattacks, and ...

Dell are tipped to be launching or announcing a smartphone in China at some point in the next few days, according to a source close to the company's plans. Full details of the launch are unknown ...

Rather, it’s because the cell phone I’m using — the just-released Dell Streak — is actually a touch-screen tablet device that makes some of the clunkiest handsets from the late ’90s look ...

But laptops that can wirelessly charge your phone? That’s an entirely different story, and a problem that a new Dell patent hints that it could solve. Even the best laptops have tons of flat ...