The Dell Mini 5 has been an interesting development from the company, extending  from the Dell Mini 10 netbook. Initially, it was thought that the Dell Mini 3 would be the first device from the manufacturer to hit the U.S

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Dell Mini 5 ad leaks – Renamed to Streak?

There are a lot of mobile apps out there, making it a little difficult to navigate crowded app stores for the iPhone, Android, BlackBerry ( NSDQ: RIMM ) and Java platforms. That’s where the Mplayit mobile app store/discovery engine comes in. The Mplayit Facebook app compiles mobile apps from different app stores and invites Facebook users to leave app ratings and reviews, giving you the power of crowd-sourced app ratings to find cool new apps.

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Mplayit launches App Guru mobile app suggestions

The age of in-flight internet connectivity is here, but it’s going to cost you a pretty penny.

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Get GoGo Inflight WiFi for 30% less!

AppSpy is a new web site specializing in iPhone gaming needs.  AppSpy aggregates App prices for games and alerts iPhone App users when such applications become free. The cleverest function of AppSpy is the price tracking feature

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iPhone Apps can be monitored for cheaper prices thanks to new service

Now that Street Fighter IV has been released on the iPhone, it seems Namco is now throwing its hat into the iPhone ring by announcing they will be bringing Tekken to the iPhone, by way of a source close to Namco. Not much else is known at this time, not even which iteration of Tekken is currently in the final stages of development.  My hope is it’s a port of their latest Tekken 6, which I believe is the best installment to date, unless you actually consider the single player campaign as part of the package.  I think we’d all like to forget that ever existed… m’kay

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A New Challenger Approaches as Namco Brings Tekken to the iPhone

The LG’s family of Shine phones, currently available in slider , candybar , and flip incarnations, will be expanding with a touchscreen device bearing the model number KM555, or more colloquially, the Shine Touch. It’s due to land on Rogers ( NYSE: RCI ) according to internal docs, and TELUS ( NYSE: TU ) according to the LG Canada spec sheet , but still no official word from either carrier. The Shine Touch is a relatively low-end device – 3 megapixel camera, 3″ WQVGA display, FM radio, Wi-Fi, 3G with quad-band GSM support, S-class UI, and 5 hours of talk time. It’s not much to look at, and presuming you’ve had a chance to check out the S-Class user interface , navigation on the Shine Touch might be a hard pill to swallow.

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Shine Touch from LG Coming to Rogers and TELUS

Vodafone ( NYSE: VOD ) is reportedly working on a low-end Android smartphone called Vodafone 845 (though the name could change in due course). Details are scarce at the moment, but we’re hearing the upcoming device will run Android 2.1 and come with such features as HSDPA and WiFi connectivity, GPS, 2.8-inch QVGA touchscreen display, 3.2-megapixel camera, 512 MB of internal memory and a 1200 mAh battery.

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Low-end Android-powered Vodafone 845 in works

Seems like Rogers ( NYSE: RCI ) has been busy over the last little while. They’ve just launched the Samsung Galaxy ‘Spica’ powered-by Android 1.5, and late last week they also launched the new Rogers ‘RedBoard’ to help them connect with customers.

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Rogers Navigator for iPhone Coming Soon – Will Not be Voiced by Kenny Rogers

Ladies and Gentleman, the Android device that at some point turned into vaporware in some minds has been unboxed.

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Sony Ericsson’s X10 gets unboxed

The Gowalla location-based check-in service that has been making the rounds on Android and iPhone is now available for webOS devices, like the Palm ( NSDQ: PALM ) Pre and Pixi.  Anyone familiar with Foursquare will roughly know the shtick: go to a place, check in using a mobile app, and get rewards, both virtual and real. Gowalla differs in that instead of getting points for every check in, you get a badge, and specific locations have signature badges which are meant to lure folks out into noteworthy locations

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Palm Pre and Pixi get Gowalla for webOS