Everything Everywhere is the name of the company resulted between the merger of Orange UK and T-Mobile UK, and it looks like that's not the only merger we'll see a T-Mobile child-company involved in. The German communication giant has already signed a partnership with its French counterpart and now it looks like T-Mobile USA and Sprint could be the next merger of the future.

Apparently, according to Dan Hesse, the CEO of Sprint, a merger with T-Mobile might just be the thing to do in a move that could turn the new company into an even more important player in the U.S. telecommunications business.


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Just the other day we heard that Lenovo could be the company ready to save Palm. Well it turns out that the plot has thickened. Right now HTC seems to be the company ready to buy Palm, but that's just a suggestion coming from Engadget, at least for now but based on a couple of solid points. An HTC-Palm venture could make the difference in the current mobile environment we live in.

Palm has a great proprietary OS but they're not so good with hot handsets. The Pre and the Pixi are not the bestsellers we expect and Palm doesn't look like it's capable of conceiving any other hot phone for now. HTC on the other hand rocks Android and Windows Mobile 7 phones (well they will make them) but don't have something they'd desperately need, an OS of their own.


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Here's an interesting rumor, folks! It looks like Nokia is interested in purchasing Palm could be a really smart move. It's not the first time we hear that Nokia is interested in Palm but the rumor has now resurfaced.

I can't say I'm not curios to see what Nokia would do with Palm once it would own it. Would it still keep it as a brand? Would it still use its webOS? Will Nokia use webOS in order to develop its future Symbian and/or Maemo mobile OS?


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